(B1xxxxxx) Service processor firmware reference codes
A B1xxxxxx reference code indicates that an exception occurred in a service processor firmware-detected operation.
To determine if the SRC requires a service action or if it is for tracking purposes only, see (B1xxxxxx) Service processor firmware reference codes for instructions.
Note: See (B1xxxxxx) Service processor firmware reference codes for a list
of B1xx SRCs and descriptions.
B1xxyyyy where:
- xx=
- Indicates the subsystem where the event or error occurred. See Table 1.
- yyyy=
- The reason for the event or error (reason code). See Table 3.
A B1xx reference code indicates that an event or exception occurred in a service processor firmware-detected operation. The following tables describe the B1xx SRCs.
- Table 1 lists ranges of B1xx Service processor subsystem IDs and gives a general description of the associated event or error.
- Table 2 lists B1xx SRCs and descriptions.
- Table 3 lists ranges of B1xx SRCs in the format B1xx yyyy, where yyyy refers to a series of characters (called the reason code). This table includes the reason code and a more detailed description of the exception in the firmware or in a firmware operation.
If you do not find an SRC in the table that follows, contact your
next level of support for assistance.
Notes:
- The SRCs on this page are from the Power Systems hardware documentation, and the Descriptions apply to a single CEC enclosure or I/O enclosure. The Action and Failing Item fields are modified as appropriate for DS8000® architecture and repair methods.
- SRCs missing from the following tables might be found on the Power Systems online documentation. You can use the SRC description
as is
to define the problem. Do not use the Action and Failing Item without contacting the next level of support first. - To display the Power Systems hardware
online documentation, go to the Web site http://www-01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/.
- In the IBM Systems Hardware Information right content pane, click POWER6 reference codes listing.
| Subsystem ID | Description |
|---|---|
| 10 | Processor subsystem event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 11 | Processor FRU event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 12 | Processor chip (including internal cache) event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 13 | Processor unit (CPU) event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 14 | Processor/system bus controller and interface event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 20 | Memory subsystem event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 21 | Memory controller event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 22 | Memory bus interface event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 23 | Memory DIMM event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 24 | Memory card/FRU event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 25 | External cache event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 30 | I/O subsystem event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 31 | I/O hub (Remote I/O) event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 32 | I/O bridge event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 33 | I/O bus interface event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 34 | I/O processor event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 35 | SMA hub event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 36 | Remote I/O loop and associated I/O hub event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 37 | Remote I/O loop and associated I/O bridge event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 38 | Processor Host Bridge (PHB) event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 39 | EADS/EADS-X global event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 3A | EADS/EADS-X slot event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 40 | I/O adapter event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 46 | I/O device event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 50 | System unit hardware event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 51 | Service processor event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 55 | VPD device and interface event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 56 | I2C device and interface event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 57 | JTAG device and interface event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 58 | Clock and control event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 59 | Control panel event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 5A | Time-of-day hardware (including the battery) event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 5B | Storage/memory device on service processor event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 60 | Power/cooling subsystem and control event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 61 | Power supply event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 62 | Power control hardware event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 63 | Fan or other air moving device event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 70 | Other event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 71 | HMC subsystem and hardware event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 72 | Test tool event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 73 | Removal media event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 74 | Multiple subsystems event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 75 | Unknown, invalid event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 76 | Informational event reported by the service processor. |
| 7B | Connection monitoring error: service processor lost communication with the server firmware. |
| 7C | Connection monitoring error: service processor lost communication with the HMC. |
| 7D | Connection monitoring error: HMC lost communication with a logical partition. |
| 80 | Platform firmware event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 81 | Service processor firmware event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 82 | Server firmware event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 85 | SPCN firmware event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 86 | Bulk power firmware event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 87 | HMC code or firmware event or error reported by the service processor. |
| 90 | Software event or error reported by the service processor. |
| A0 | External environment event or error reported by the service processor |
| A1 | Input power source (AC) event or error reported by the service processor. |
| A2 | Room (ambient) temperature event or error reported by the service processor. |
| A3 | User error reported by the service processor. |
| Reference Code | Description | Action |
|---|---|---|
| B103F684 | Xscoms are not supported | See Note. |
| B104FAA9 | Failed trying to get pointer to functional unit group for type | See Note. |
| B110E500 | Bad hardware | See Note. |
| B110F138 | Scom attention detected on the current chip | See Note. |
| B110F139 | Master Attention Alone detected | See Note. |
| B110F141 | Indicates a potential problem with clock card | See Note. |
| B110F7B0 | The interposer plug count for the MCM in the callout has exceeded the limit | See Note. |
| B110F7B1 | The interposer plug count for the MCM in the callout has exceeded the limit | See Note. |
| B110F7B2 | The interposer plug count for the MCM in the callout has exceeded the limit | See Note. |
| B110F7B3 | The interposer plug count for the MCM in the callout has exceeded the limit | See Note. |
| B110F7B4 | The interposer plug count for the MCM in the callout has exceeded the limit | See Note. |
| B110F7B5 | The interposer plug count for the MCM in the callout has exceeded the limit | See Note. |
| B110F7B6 | The interposer plug count for the MCM in the callout has exceeded the limit | See Note. |
| B110F7B7 | The interposer plug count for the MCM in the callout has exceeded the limit | See Note. |
| B111E500 | Bad hardware | See Note. |
| B111F64B | Fabric latency calculation packet not received on processor | See Note. |
| B111F658 | Invalid fabric rotation length | See Note. |
| B111F665 | Processor's POR State Machine not at idle after free running logic reset | See Note. |
| B112E500 | Bad hardware | See Note. |
| B112F64E | PLL Health check failed on Trimaran | See Note. |
| B112F65B | Invalid L2 Slice Configuration | See Note. |
| B112F66E | Handling CE detected by the fabric firs and the L3 firs | See Note. |
| B112F66F | Handle errors detected by L3 firs and the ebist engine | See Note. |
| B112F670 | Handle CE detected by L3 firs | See Note. |
| B113E500 | Bad hardware | See Note. |
| B114E500 | Bad hardware | See Note. |
| B114F2DF | Fatal IAP Error | See Note. |
| B114F663 | Fabric initialization failed on processor | See Note. |
| B114F66C | Clock period from Fabric out of calculated range | See Note. |
| B114F66D | Operation attempted on nonfunctional Functional unit | See Note. |
| B114F66E | Handling CE detected by the Fabric firs and the L3 firs | See Note. |
| B114F6A1 | Processor chip didn't have all zeros in the ring scanned | See Note. |
| B114F6A2 | Processor chip didn't have all ones in the ring scanned | See Note. |
| B114F6C1 | Actual Processor chip lbist signature didn't match the expected values | See Note. |
| B114F6D0 | Processor chip abist timeout | See Note. |
| B114F6D1 | Processor chip abist fail | See Note. |
| B114F6D2 | Processor chip missing fusemap data in VPD | See Note. |
| B114F6D3 | No repairs found for pending array repair | See Note. |
| B114F7A4 | Processor gets clock errors with each clock input | See Note. |
| B114FB53 | Wiretest has detected an EST error | See Note. |
| B120E500 | Bad hardware | See Note. |
| B120F228 | A memory block trying to be referenced is out of range | See Note. |
| B120F667 | Fir bit UE (uncorrectable error) during maintenance scrub or L3 connections test display | See Note. |
| B120F685 | Single-shot command never completed | See Note. |
| B121E500 | Bad hardware | See Note. |
| B121F2DF | Undetermined failure on IAP | See Note. |
| B121F666 | Fir bit indicates problem with memory controller | See Note. |
| B121F66A | Cache line write buffer CEs after a flush if Manufacturing mode set | See Note. |
| B121F66B | No fir bits on. Maintenance command timed out | See Note. |
| B121F66E | Handling CE detected by the Fabric firs and the L3 firs | See Note. |
| B121F684 | This level of hardware does not support 8GB DIMMs that require ranks 8-15 | See Note. |
| B121F690 | Fir bit indicates MC CE | See Note. |
| B121F7A5 | The memory controller gets clock errors with both clock inputs | See Note. |
| B123E500 | Bad hardware | See Note. |
| B123F642 | The DIMMs in the callout list are part of an incomplete group because of missing DIMMs | See Note. |
| B123F643 | The DIMMS in the callout list don't match, so they form an invalid memory group | See Note. |
| B123F667 | Fir bit UE (uncorrectable error) during maintenance scrub or L3 connections test display | See Note. |
| B123F669 | Maintenance CE threshold exceeded during maintenance scrub or L3 connections test display | See Note. |
| B123F688 | The DIMMS in the callout list are on a processor card that only allows quad stacked DIMMs | See Note. |
| B123F7BB | The system resource(s) in the callout list failed a system configuration test | See Note. |
| B124E500 | Bad hardware | See Note. |
| B124F622 | Failed JTAG function call | See Note. |
| B124F62A | POR Complete not reached on SMI2. Chip is most likely locked up | See Note. |
| B124F64E | PLL Lock Failure (PLL is unlocked) | See Note. |
| B124F65F | SMI didn't exit power down mode after Exit Power Down maintenance command executed | See Note. |
| B124F66C | Clock period from SMI out of calculated range | See Note. |
| B124F68D | Fir bit indicates problem with SP code or SMI | See Note. |
| B124F68E | Fir bit indicates interface problem with DIMMs | See Note. |
| B124F68F | Fir bit indicates interface CEs with DIMMs | See Note. |
| B124F690 | Fir bit indicates MC CE | See Note. |
| B124F691 | SMI Masked Fir Bit On | See Note. |
| B124F6C7 | SMI2 lbist signature didn't match the expected values | See Note. |
| B125E500 | Bad hardware | See Note. |
| B125F622 | Failed JTAG function call | See Note. |
| B125F62A | Timed out waiting for Trimaran LBIST to complete | See Note. |
| B125F66C | Clock period from Trimaran out of calculated range | See Note. |
| B125F66E | Handling CE detected by the Fabric firs and the L3 firs | See Note. |
| B125F66F | Handle errors detected by L3 firs and the ebist engine | See Note. |
| B125F670 | Handle CE detected by L3 firs | See Note. |
| B125F671 | Trimaran not ready for ebist Command | See Note. |
| B125F6A7 | Trimaran didn't pass setting the ring to all zeros | See Note. |
| B125F6A8 | Trimaran didn't pass setting the ring to all ones | See Note. |
| B125F6C4 | Trimaran lbist signature didn't match the expected values | See Note. |
| B125FAA1 | Ebist engine timed out | See Note. |
| B125FAA5 | L3 Address to be deleted | See Note. |
| B125FAA7 | Error detected by EBIST engine | See Note. |
| B130E500 | Bad hardware | See Note. |
| B130F2DF | Fatal IAP Error | See Note. |
| B131F138 | Scom attention detected on the current chip | See Note. |
| B131E500 | Bad hardware | See Note. |
| B131F242 | The part found in RID location is not supported in this configuration | See Note. |
| B131F2DF | Fatal IAP Error | See Note. |
| B131F64B | Auto TLAR calculation failed. Acknowledge never received | See Note. |
| B131F64E | PLL Lock Failure (PLL is unlocked) | See Note. |
| B131F657 | Galaxy scom operation did not complete | See Note. |
| B131F66C | Clock period from chip out of calculated range | See Note. |
| B131F6A3 | Enterprise scanned ring to all 0 test failed | See Note. |
| B131F6A4 | Enterprise scanned ring to all 1 test failed | See Note. |
| B131F6AF | P5IOC scanned ring to all 0 test failed | See Note. |
| B131F6B0 | P5IOC scanned ring to all 1 test failed | See Note. |
| B131F6C2 | Actual Enterprise chip lbist signature didn't match the expected values | See Note. |
| B131F6C9 | Actual P5IOC chip lbist signature didn't match the expected values | See Note. |
| B131F6D4 | Enterprise failed abist test | See Note. |
| B131F6DA | P5IOC failed abist test | See Note. |
| B132E500 | Bad hardware | See Note. |
| B132F6A5 | Winnipeg didn't pass the scan test of all zeros | See Note. |
| B132F6A6 | Winnipeg didn't pass the scan test of all ones | See Note. |
| B132F6C3 | Actual Winnipeg chip lbist signature didn't match the expected values | See Note. |
| B132F6D5 | Winnipeg didn't pass abist test | See Note. |
| B132F7A8 | Failed to enable host PCI | See Note. |
| B132F7A9 | Failed to verify host PCI | See Note. |
| B133E500 | Bad hardware | See Note. |
| B135E500 | Bad hardware | See Note. |
| B135F62A | We timed out waiting for the PLLs to lock | See Note. |
| B135F6C6 | CanopusPlus didn't pass setting the ring to all zeros or ones ring | See Note. |
| B135F6C8 | LDC lbist signature didn't match the expected values | See Note. |
| B135F6D8 | CanopusPlus abist test failed | See Note. |
| B1431583 | Failed to get input buffer from SCED | See Note. |
| B1503517 | Failed to determine system type | See Note. |
| B150355A | Error in determining FSP-A/B position | See Note. |
| B150355B | Error in determining FSP-A/B position | See Note. |
| B15035D5 | Failed to close I2C ADAL | See Note. |
| B15035D5 | Failed to close I2C ADAL | See Note. |
| B150B110 | The P5IOC2 was not functional. | See Note. |
| B150D133 | Server process failed | See Note. |
| B150E500 | Bad hardware | See Note. |
| B150E670 | Error in determining system type. We cannot determine system type because gpio read gave unsupported values | See Note. |
| B150E675 | Failed to open I2C ADAL | See Note. |
| B150E676 | Failed to transmit data using I2C ADAL | See Note. |
| B150E678 | Failed to obtain control of MUX | See Note. |
| B150E679 | Failed to setup I2C ADAL configuration | See Note. |
| B150E67A | Failed to obtain control of MUX | See Note. |
| B150E67B | Failed to close I2C ADAL | See Note. |
| B150E67C | Failed to receive data from I2C ADAL | See Note. |
| B150E67D | Failed to transmit data using I2C ADAL | See Note. |
| B150E67E | Failed to transmit data using I2C ADAL | See Note. |
| B150E67F | Failed to receive data from I2C ADAL | See Note. |
| B150E680 | Failed to setup GPIO pins | See Note. |
| B150E681 | Failed to read GPIO pins | See Note. |
| B150E691 | Failed to close I2C ADAL | See Note. |
| B150F12C | Unmatched CRC | See Note. |
| B150F206 | There is a card in the system that is missing or has corrupted VPD data | See Note. |
| B150F207 | Detected a card in the system without chips | See Note. |
| B150F20A | Failed to create daughter card object | See Note. |
| B150F22A | There was not enough functional nodes found in the system to continue IPLing. | See Note. |
| B150F2C2 | Fabric bus lost synchronization, IPL cannot continue | See Note. |
| B150F2DE | Elastic Interface Alignment Procedure never completed | See Note. |
| B150F2DF | Fatal IAP Error | See Note. |
| B150F2E0 | Non-fatal IAP Error/Warning | See Note. |
| B150F2E7 | There is a checkstop present prior to running FOCR Sync | See Note. |
| B150F239 | Detected a missing chip | See Note. |
| B150F244 | It seems that both clock cards, which should be present in the system, are not present in the system | See Note. |
| B150F620 | Invalid bits set | See Note. |
| B150F627 | Error detected while waiting for Trimaran display to complete | See Note. |
| B150F62A | Timeout while waiting for display to complete | See Note. |
| B150F66D | Handle errors detected by the Fabric firs and the L3 firs | See Note. |
| B150F805 | Functional Unit procedure error | See Note. |
| B150F806 | Procedure error | See Note. |
| B150F80e | Error while stopping Core clocks | See Note. |
| B150F80f | Error while stopping Fabric clocks | See Note. |
| B150F810 | Error while starting Core clocks | See Note. |
| B150F811 | Error while starting Fabric clocks | See Note. |
| B150F819 | Error while reading data in from ring buffer or alias | See Note. |
| B150F81a | Error while writing ring buffers or alias to hardware | See Note. |
| B150F81c | Error reading from register | See Note. |
| B150F81d | Error writing to register | See Note. |
| B150FAA2 | Data Miscompare found in L3 Connections test but no Fir bit on | See Note. |
| B150FB53 | Wiretest has detected an EST error | See Note. |
| B150FB54 | RDT has detected a hardware error | See Note. |
| B150FB55 | Processor group pointer is NULL | See Note. |
| B150FB61 | Processor group pointer is NULL | See Note. |
| B150FB64 | Processor group pointer is NULL | See Note. |
| B150FD00 | GARD Actions were performed on all items that were marked to be gard'd by the system that are not resource recoverable | See Note. |
| B150FD01 | GARD Actions were performed on all items that were marked as gard'd manually via the menus or system gard'd items that can be resource recovered | See Note. |
| B1513598 | Garding out FSPA due to communication fail | See Note. |
| B151E40A | Detected DRAM Recovered Errors | See Note. |
| B151E40B | Detected NVRAM Recovered Errors | See Note. |
| B1523592 | Sibling FSP is expected but not present | See Note. |
| B1523599 | Garding out FSPB due to communication fail | See Note. |
| B1551300 | First level of basic input parameter validation failed | See Note. |
| B1551301 | Second level of basic input parameter validation failed | See Note. |
| B1551304 | Machine model invalid | See Note. |
| B1551305 | Invalid offset type received in structure | See Note. |
| B1551306 | Number of devices is less than or equal to zero | See Note. |
| B1551307 | Can't open device list file | See Note. |
| B1551308 | Data pointer is NULL | See Note. |
| B1551310 | Failed to read root path from registry | See Note. |
| B1551311 | Failed to read device path from registry | See Note. |
| B1551312 | Read sink path failed | See Note. |
| B1551313 | Read check value failed | See Note. |
| B1551320 | No data returned from ADAL | See Note. |
| B1551321 | Maximum arbitration retries exceeded | See Note. |
| B1551322 | Error from the ADAL trying to set the device Master timeout | See Note. |
| B1551323 | Write to old hub failed | See Note. |
| B1551324 | Failed VPD dataport read | See Note. |
| B1551325 | Failed VPD dataport write | See Note. |
| B1551326 | Pass through to open file | See Note. |
| B1551330 | Failed to release I2C lock | See Note. |
| B1551331 | Failed to unlock I2C hub | See Note. |
| B1551332 | Error unlocking hub | See Note. |
| B1551333 | Error from ADAL trying to unlock the device behind the hub | See Note. |
| B1551334 | Error unlocking CHUNKY device | See Note. |
| B1551340 | Invalid operation type received in structure | See Note. |
| B1551341 | Invalid number of nodes received in structure | See Note. |
| B1551342 | Busy condition | See Note. |
| B1551343 | Lock on first address of the chunky device failed | See Note. |
| B1551344 | Error locking CHUNKY device | See Note. |
| B1551345 | Error from ADAL trying to set the Master timeout | See Note. |
| B1551346 | Failed to get hub type | See Note. |
| B1551350 | Could not get the bus to start the transaction | See Note. |
| B1551351 | Error trying to close the bus | See Note. |
| B1551352 | Error from the ADAL trying to park the I2C mux | See Note. |
| B1551353 | Error from ADAL trying to set Master timeout value | See Note. |
| B1551354 | Error from ADAL trying to set device timeout value | See Note. |
| B1551355 | Error from ADAL trying to lock the device behind the hub | See Note. |
| B1551356 | Attempt to lock this device failed | See Note. |
| B1551357 | Failed to set I2C lock | See Note. |
| B1551358 | Error trying to set the bus speed in preparation for a retry | See Note. |
| B1551359 | Error trying to read the maximum memory size of the device from the ADAL | See Note. |
| B155135A | Error trying to read the bus speed to see if it can be lowered for a retry | See Note. |
| B155135B | Write to set new hub failed | See Note. |
| B1551360 | Write to new hub failed | See Note. |
| B1551361 | Write to set the device failed | See Note. |
| B1551362 | Write to set old hub failed | See Note. |
| B1551363 | Retry at lower bus speed also failed | See Note. |
| B1551364 | Retry after the bus reset still failed | See Note. |
| B1551365 | Retry after bus busy condition still failed | See Note. |
| B1551366 | Retry after loss of arbitration failed | See Note. |
| B1551370 | Receive from device failed | See Note. |
| B1551371 | Read from device failed | See Note. |
| B1551372 | Failed to receive data from hub | See Note. |
| B1551373 | Failed to receive data | See Note. |
| B1551380 | Error trying to write register to device | See Note. |
| B1551381 | Error trying to do the read | See Note. |
| B1551390 | Error trying to reset bus | See Note. |
| B1551392 | Error while closing an I2C bus or unlocking an I2C device or parking an I2C MUX | See Note. |
| B1551393 | Failed to create network client address | See Note. |
| B1551394 | Failed network connection between client and server | See Note. |
| B1551395 | Communication error while trying to send or receive | See Note. |
| B1551396 | Failed to unflatten server error log | See Note. |
| B1551397 | Failed to close network client | See Note. |
| B1551398 | Invalid input received from the caller | See Note. |
| B1551399 | Error while trying to unflatten the server error log | See Note. |
| B155139A | Error while trying to unflatten the server error log | See Note. |
| B155139B | Failed to turn on FRONT light strip | See Note. |
| B155139C | Failed to turn on BACK light strip | See Note. |
| B155B006 | Failed to update the Module VPD | See Note. |
| B155B017 | Keyword can not be found in the VPD buffer | See Note. |
| B155B028 | We failed trying to read smart chip block | See Note. |
| B155B02C | There was a failure trying to update one of the smart chip blocks | See Note. |
| B155B036 | We failed trying to get smart chip block size | See Note. |
| B155B03D | Failed to write to I2C device | See Note. |
| B155B03E | Error reading from the device | See Note. |
| B155B03F | Reading thermal sensor data or RIO cable id failed for the given FRU | See Note. |
| B155B048 | ECC check failed on the given FRU | See Note. |
| B155B04D | Checksum in the VPD data does not match calculated checksum | See Note. |
| B155B058 | The VPD data which describes the wiring path of a FRU is invalid | See Note. |
| B155B05E | No valid copy of System VPD was found on this system | See Note. |
| B155B060 | There was a mismatch in VINI record for primary and redundant root node VPD | See Note. |
| B155B061 | Unable to use either VPD Chip because we could not reach them or they are garded out | See Note. |
| B155B065 | Reading all blocks from smart chip failed | See Note. |
| B155B06D | Failed to process VPD chip | See Note. |
| B155B06F | No valid copy of Enclosure VPD was found on this system | See Note. |
| B155B070 | Invalid/Un-Programmed System Serial Number (SE) | See Note. |
| B155B071 | Invalid/Un-Programmed Serial Number in Enclosure | See Note. |
| B155B072 | Invalid/Un-Programmed System Storage Serial Number (SG) | See Note. |
| B155B073 | Invalid/Un-Programmed System Type Model (TM) | See Note. |
| B155B074 | Invalid/Un-Programmed System Storage Type Model (TN) | See Note. |
| B155B075 | Invalid/Un-Programmed System Manufacturing ID (MN) | See Note. |
| B155B076 | Invalid/Un-Programmed System ID (ID) | See Note. |
| B155B077 | Invalid/Un-Programmed System Unique ID (SU) | See Note. |
| B155B078 | Invalid/Un-Programmed World Wide Node Name (NN) | See Note. |
| B155B079 | Invalid/Un-Programmed System Brand (BR) | See Note. |
| B155B07D | Invalid/Un-Programmed Feature Code in Enclosure | See Note. |
| B155B083 | Pin failure failed after root node mismatch | See Note. |
| B155B086 | A device did not respond to an I2C or smartchip request but using other logic we found in firmware that the FRU is actually present on the system | See Note. |
| B155B087 | We had an error in trying to detect if this FRU was actually present or not on the system | See Note. |
| B155B08F | We failed trying to configure bits for 9555/9554 controllers | See Note. |
| B155B090 | We failed trying to create smart chip block | See Note. |
| B155B091 | Error occurred while locking/unlocking DASD device | See Note. |
| B155B096 | Unsupported bit definition found in the VPD data for record_99 | See Note. |
| B155B0AA | Error reading from the device | See Note. |
| B157E500 | Bad hardware | See Note. |
| B157F131 | Last bits of chip command status are not 0x01 | See Note. |
| B157F20D | The JTAG chain pointer was initialized to NULL and maybe do to an invalid input | See Note. |
| B157F244 | A chip has been found to be missing | See Note. |
| B158E500 | Bad hardware | See Note. |
| B158F7A3 | Clock failure during test | See Note. |
| B158F7A4 | Processor gets clock errors with each clock input | See Note. |
| B158F7A5 | The memory controller gets clock errors with both clock inputs | See Note. |
| B159A070 | Indicates that the Panel is being deactivated | See Note. |
| B15A5000 | There is a hardware problem with the RTC | See Note. |
| B15A5002 | One-time log stating that the FSP time is invalid and needs to be reset | See Note. |
| B15A5004 | The FSP battery needs replacing | See Note. |
| B1701001 | DMA driver has encountered an error | See Note. |
| B1701002 | DMA driver has encountered an error | See Note. |
| B1701003 | DMA driver has encountered an error due to hardware checkstop during a read operation in the IPL mode | See Note. |
| B1701004 | DMA driver has encountered an error due to a target abort in the IPL mode during a read operation | See Note. |
| B1701005 | DMA driver has encountered an unknown error in TCE mode during read operation | See Note. |
| B1701006 | DMA driver has encountered an error due to hardware checkstop during a write operation in the IPL mode | See Note. |
| B1701007 | DMA driver has encountered an error due to a target abort in the IPL mode during a write operation | See Note. |
| B1701008 | DMA driver has encountered an unknown error in IPL mode during write operation | See Note. |
| B1701009 | DMA driver has encountered an error due to hardware checkstop during a read operation in the TCE mode | See Note. |
| B170100A | DMA driver has encountered an error due to a target abort in the TCE mode during a read operation | See Note. |
| B170100D | DMA driver has encountered an error due to a target abort in the TCE mode during a write operation | See Note. |
| B170100F | DMA driver returned a zero | See Note. |
| B1701010 | User given data length doesn't match with the amount of data being DMA'd | See Note. |
| B1701012 | User given data length doesn't match with the amount of data being DMA'd | See Note. |
| B1701018 | Failed to verify host PCI | See Note. |
| B1701019 | Failed to enable host PCI | See Note. |
| B1701029 | Data which is written via DMA does not match with the data being read from the same address using JTAG | See Note. |
| B170102A | Data which is written via DMA does not match with the data being read from the same address using DMA | See Note. |
| B170102B | DMA verification failed while writing random data at the host address | See Note. |
| B1701040 | Error occurred in code | See Note. |
| B170901F | SPIRA does not have sufficient space for the data structure | See Note. |
| B1709029 | Data read from mainstore is not the same as what was written to mainstore | See Note. |
| B170E500 | Bad hardware | See Note. |
| B170F668 | Maintenance SUE during memory preserving or exit/error state IPL | See Note. |
| B1748812 | A Fatal system attention was received so the Service Routine failed to complete | See Note. |
| B175E019 | Communication with the IPAP failed | See Note. |
| B175E01A | This entry is to record a successful communication with RETAIN, contains the PMH number and the response from retain regarding the call packet. | See Note. |
| B175E01B | We sent the 20 record to RETAIN, for some reason they did not ask for the first call data packet, we log this error and move on, since we did not send the error data to RETAIN it's not a success. | See Note. |
| B175E01C | We sent the logon record and did not get a successful response | See Note. |
| B175E01D | We sent the user record and did not get a successful response the machine may not be entitled | See Note. |
| B175E500 | Bad hardware | See Note. |
| B1764020 | Invalid data was found in the registry entry | See Note. |
| B1764024 | The Hyperboot capability value is being changed from ENABLED to CAPABLE due to the value of Service Processor IPL type. | See Note. |
| B176501F | Invalid data was found in the rtim registry entry | See Note. |
| B1765020 | The system time was changed | See Note. |
| B1765023 | The Timed Power On was disabled due to invalid system time | See Note. |
| B1765024 | The rtiminit daemon received an invalid command in a socket message | See Note. |
| B176E500 | Bad hardware | See Note. |
| B176F687 | Bit 2 set in Interrupt Register on Winnipeg | See Note. |
| B176F7BC | The user specified LMB size is not valid for this system's memory size, so the system will use the default LMB size for this configuration | See Note. |
| B17BE434 | PHYP failed to send its heartbeat message within the stipulated time | See Note. |
| B17CE433 | Hardware Management Console failed to send its heartbeat message within the stipulated time | See Note. |
| B1806003 | Unable to complete fork operation | See Note. |
| B1806006 | Failed to allocate memory for object | See Note. |
| B1806007 | Error receiving message | See Note. |
| B1806009 | Invalid state set for State Manager | See Note. |
| B180600A | Invalid state set for State Manager | See Note. |
| B180600C | Error in the size of the registry value | See Note. |
| B180600D | Bad size of registry value | See Note. |
| B180600E | Could not read the registry | See Note. |
| B180600F | Failed to write to the registry | See Note. |
| B1806010 | Invalid current and next state | See Note. |
| B1806011 | Invalid file state | See Note. |
| B1806013 | Invalid state set for State Manager | See Note. |
| B180601A | Failed to reset the file open | See Note. |
| B180601C | Failed to decode reset values | See Note. |
| B180601D | Failed to allocate memory for object | See Note. |
| B1806021 | Failed to write to message in queue | See Note. |
| B1806022 | Failed to read from message in queue | See Note. |
| B1806023 | Failed to look up file from required type | See Note. |
| B1806025 | Failed to reboot | See Note. |
| B1806026 | Failed to open map file | See Note. |
| B180602B | Failed to read Manufacturing flag for reset/reload | See Note. |
| B1806030 | Invalid character | See Note. |
| B1806031 | Error receiving log from client library | See Note. |
| B1806033 | Failed to synchronize with the State Manager server | See Note. |
| B1806035 | Failed IPL type | See Note. |
| B1806036 | Validation of PCS failed | See Note. |
| B1806037 | Tool reset occurred | See Note. |
| B180E500 | Bad hardware | See Note. |
| B1811013 | Failed to open DMA driver | See Note. |
| B1811016 | Could not retrieve debug configuration information from the DMA driver | See Note. |
| B1811017 | Could not retrieve debug configuration information from the DMA driver | See Note. |
| B181101A | User asking to do a zero length DMA | See Note. |
| B181101B | User asking to do a zero length DMA | See Note. |
| B181101C | Invalid FSP address received from user | See Note. |
| B181101D | Invalid FSP address received from user | See Note. |
| B181101E | Bad tag data | See Note. |
| B181101F | Bad tag data | See Note. |
| B1811020 | Bad tag data | See Note. |
| B1811021 | Cannot DMA when FSP state is between Instruction Start and OLC | See Note. |
| B1811022 | Invalid value for bus controller | See Note. |
| B1811026 | There has been a power off just before or during the DMA | See Note. |
| B1811027 | Could not open file | See Note. |
| B1811028 | Could not open file | See Note. |
| B181102C | Client thread that was supposed to collect DMA error data timed out | See Note. |
| B181102D | Event Manager constructor failed | See Note. |
| B181102F | Could not query the CHIC reserve identity | See Note. |
| B1811030 | DMA event listener deleted by another DMA thread | See Note. |
| B1811031 | Failed to wait for thread conditional | See Note. |
| B1811032 | Failed to join with thread | See Note. |
| B1811033 | Client thread that was supposed to collect DMA error data encountered some error | See Note. |
| B1811035 | TCE mode shouldn't have been set before PHYP lids are loaded | See Note. |
| B1811036 | No useful DMA error data returned | See Note. |
| B1811037 | No HOM ID for the enterprise chip found was returned | See Note. |
| B1811038 | Maximum number of Service Processor resource identities returned was zero | See Note. |
| B1811039 | Service Processor resource identities is zero | See Note. |
| B181103A | No identity match for current FSP | See Note. |
| B181103B | No corresponding DMA path was returned for the current resource identity | See Note. |
| B181103D | No resource id for the enterprise chip found was returned | See Note. |
| B181103E | No HOM ID for the node found was returned | See Note. |
| B181103F | User gave an invalid TCE address. The upper 32 bits of the TCE token is non zero which is not a valid token. | See Note. |
| B1811040 | Failed to get processor state | See Note. |
| B1811041 | Current power state is undefined | See Note. |
| B1811044 | Timeout waiting for CEC debug data | See Note. |
| B1811045 | The MainStore address being written to is within a range which produces unpredictable results | See Note. |
| B1811101 | Bad command given when trying to send on I2C | See Note. |
| B1811103 | Failed to receive on slave I2C | See Note. |
| B1811104 | Failed to send on I2C | See Note. |
| B1811109 | Panel display line 1 data truncated | See Note. |
| B1811110 | Panel display line 2 data truncated | See Note. |
| B1811112 | Checksum failure | See Note. |
| B1811114 | Failed to open I2C | See Note. |
| B1811115 | Failed to close I2C | See Note. |
| B1811117 | Button press/release sequence violated | See Note. |
| B1811118 | Failed to configure I2C | See Note. |
| B1811119 | Failed to receive on slave I2C | See Note. |
| B1811401 | Invalid parameter passed to function | See Note. |
| B1811402 | Failed to open I2C | See Note. |
| B1811403 | Failed to close I2C | See Note. |
| B1811404 | Failed to transmit on I2C | See Note. |
| B1811405 | Failed to configure I2C | See Note. |
| B1811406 | Message received from RPC was bigger than buffer | See Note. |
| B1811501 | Failed to set reset | See Note. |
| B1811502 | Failed chip select | See Note. |
| B1811503 | Failed to set wrap enable | See Note. |
| B1811504 | Failed to get present device | See Note. |
| B1811505 | Failed to set GPIO lines | See Note. |
| B1811506 | Failed to setup UART hardware to wrap | See Note. |
| B1811507 | Failed to open UART | See Note. |
| B1811508 | Failed to set timeout for UART | See Note. |
| B1811509 | Failed to set automatic transmit for UART | See Note. |
| B181150a | Failed to set normal transmit for UART | See Note. |
| B181150b | Failed to set received for UART | See Note. |
| B181150c | Failed to write UART buffer | See Note. |
| B181150d | Failed to read UART buffer | See Note. |
| B181150e | Wrap test data compare failed | See Note. |
| B181150f | Failed to set functioning device | See Note. |
| B1811510 | Failed to close UART | See Note. |
| B1811511 | Failed to get present device | See Note. |
| B1811512 | Failed to set reset | See Note. |
| B1811513 | Failed to receive input deglitch from SPCN via UART | See Note. |
| B1811514 | Failed to set present device | See Note. |
| B1811515 | Failed to set device unit representation | See Note. |
| B1811516 | Failed to set GPIO driver type to PUSHPULL | See Note. |
| B1811517 | Failed to set GPIO pin | See Note. |
| B1811518 | Failed to reset pins | See Note. |
| B1811519 | Failed to reset pin polarity | See Note. |
| B181151a | Failed to set baud rate for UART | See Note. |
| B181151b | Failed to set parity mode for UART | See Note. |
| B181151c | Failed to set check mode for UART | See Note. |
| B181151d | Failed to set stop bit length for UART | See Note. |
| B181151e | Failed to set end of transmit timeout for UART | See Note. |
| B181151f | Failed to set end of message timeout for UART | See Note. |
| B1811520 | Failed to select chip pins | See Note. |
| B1811521 | Failed to get chip pins | See Note. |
| B1811522 | Timeout waiting to receive message on UART | See Note. |
| B1811523 | Timeout waiting to receive message on UART | See Note. |
| B1811524 | Failed to write to UART | See Note. |
| B1811525 | Failed to select pins for function | See Note. |
| B1811526 | Failed to select pins for function | See Note. |
| B1811527 | Failed to select pins for function | See Note. |
| B1811528 | Failed to get address line setting | See Note. |
| B1811529 | Failed to get address pins polarity | See Note. |
| B181152a | Failed to set address GPIO value | See Note. |
| B181152b | Failed to set address GPIO driver type to PUSHPULL | See Note. |
| B181152c | Registry Read call returned an error | See Note. |
| B181152d | Failed to set function line | See Note. |
| B181152e | Failed to close UART | See Note. |
| B181152f | Failed to open UART | See Note. |
| B1811531 | A non-present device was accessed | See Note. |
| B1811532 | Failed to prep for read/write | See Note. |
| B1811533 | Failed to get sequence retry count | See Note. |
| B1811534 | Failed to set next send/receive flag | See Note. |
| B1811535 | Failed to get next send/receive flag | See Note. |
| B1811536 | Requested transaction size too large | See Note. |
| B1811537 | Failed to set next send sequence bit | See Note. |
| B1811538 | Failed to set next receive sequence bit | See Note. |
| B1811539 | Received message from smart chip is invalid | See Note. |
| B181153a | Failed to set next receive sequence bit | See Note. |
| B181153b | Failed to set next send sequence bit | See Note. |
| B181153c | Failed to set next send receive flag | See Note. |
| B181153d | Failed to set next send sequence bit | See Note. |
| B181153e | Failed to set next receive sequence bit | See Note. |
| B181153f | Failed to set next send receive flag | See Note. |
| B1811541 | Failed to set next send sequence bit | See Note. |
| B1811542 | Failed to set next receive sequence bit | See Note. |
| B1811543 | Failed to execute wrap reset test | See Note. |
| B1811544 | Failed to execute transaction | See Note. |
| B1811545 | Failed to reset VPD devices | See Note. |
| B1811546 | Failed reset test | See Note. |
| B1811547 | Failed to zero all device sequence bits | See Note. |
| B1811548 | Failed to set valid configuration flag | See Note. |
| B1811549 | Failed to get next receive sequence bit | See Note. |
| B181154a | Failed to get next send sequence bit | See Note. |
| B181154b | Failed to reset devices | See Note. |
| B181154c | Failed to get valid configuration flag | See Note. |
| B181154d | Failed reading the configuration id from GPIO | See Note. |
| B181154e | The configuration id read from the GPIO pins on this system is invalid | See Note. |
| B181154f | Configuration registry read back test failed | See Note. |
| B1811550 | Failed to get reserve for sced | See Note. |
| B1811551 | Failed to reset | See Note. |
| B1811552 | Failed to release reserve for sced | See Note. |
| B1811553 | Non-zero response code returned | See Note. |
| B1811554 | The number of bytes read doesn't match the bytes requested | See Note. |
| B1811555 | Failed to send command | See Note. |
| B1811556 | No sender id detected in call | See Note. |
| B1811557 | Failed to get mux information from VPD | See Note. |
| B1811558 | Failed any bytes in or out | See Note. |
| B1811559 | Failed zero bytes in or out | See Note. |
| B181155a | Registry write call returned an error | See Note. |
| B181155b | Registry Read call returned an error | See Note. |
| B181155c | Failed to get file name for GPIO configuration parser | See Note. |
| B181155d | Failed to open file | See Note. |
| B181155e | Failed to read number of entries from file | See Note. |
| B181155f | Failed to read pin information from file | See Note. |
| B1811560 | Invalid pointer | See Note. |
| B1811561 | Received a undefined command type | See Note. |
| B1811562 | Received a undefined command type | See Note. |
| B1811563 | GPIO pin file not loaded yet | See Note. |
| B1811564 | Bad value in pin group | See Note. |
| B1811565 | Registry Read call returned an error | See Note. |
| B1811566 | Failed to set device present flag to false | See Note. |
| B1811567 | GPIO pin file not loaded yet | See Note. |
| B1811568 | Bad value in pin group | See Note. |
| B181156a | Error from sced internals | See Note. |
| B181156b | Error from network server address | See Note. |
| B181156e | Failed message control | See Note. |
| B181156f | Failed to get message | See Note. |
| B1811570 | Failed to create thread for sced | See Note. |
| B1811571 | Failed to create thread for event handling | See Note. |
| B1811572 | Failed to get path from registry for synchronization | See Note. |
| B1811573 | Failed to bind socket for network server | See Note. |
| B1811574 | Failed to listen on socket for network server | See Note. |
| B1811575 | Failed to synchronize with server for sced | See Note. |
| B1811576 | Invalid pointer returned from synchronization | See Note. |
| B1811577 | Failed to connect to network server | See Note. |
| B1811578 | Failed to receive from network server | See Note. |
| B1811579 | Failed to send message | See Note. |
| B181157a | Reached maximum number of failures for attempts with network server | See Note. |
| B181157b | Message Processing Request has an unknown operation | See Note. |
| B181157c | Failed to get path from registry | See Note. |
| B181157d | Invalid current packet number | See Note. |
| B181157e | Failed to reset type in and zero out | See Note. |
| B181157f | Failed to zero single device sequence bits | See Note. |
| B1811580 | Failed to reset single device | See Note. |
| B1811581 | Failed to reset single VPD device | See Note. |
| B1811590 | Failed to get reserve for sced | See Note. |
| B1811591 | Maximum number of pin failures has been reached | See Note. |
| B1811596 | Failed to get reserve for sced | See Note. |
| B1811597 | Failed to get reserve for sced | See Note. |
| B181159A | Parsing of return packet failed | See Note. |
| B181159D | Received an unexpected signal | See Note. |
| B1812000 | Unexpected signal received | See Note. |
| B1812001 | Failed to open file | See Note. |
| B1812002 | Failed to initialize trace | See Note. |
| B1812003 | No name for thread in trace | See Note. |
| B1812004 | Error reading from registry | See Note. |
| B1812005 | Error setting up iterator for SRCs | See Note. |
| B1812006 | Failed to get SRC from SRC iterator | See Note. |
| B1812007 | Invalid pointer | See Note. |
| B1812008 | Failed to lock the mutex | See Note. |
| B1812009 | Failed to unlock the mutex | See Note. |
| B181200a | Error from event manager constructor | See Note. |
| B181200b | Error from event management monitor | See Note. |
| B181200c | Error from event management signal | See Note. |
| B1812017 | Could not initialize queue mutex | See Note. |
| B1812018 | The condition variables could not be initialized | See Note. |
| B1812019 | The condition variables could not be destroyed | See Note. |
| B181201a | Could not destroy queue mutex | See Note. |
| B181201b | A power fault has been detected | See Note. |
| B181201c | Failed to wait on thread conditional | See Note. |
| B181201d | Failed to write to registry | See Note. |
| B181201e | Failed to signal on thread conditional | See Note. |
| B181201f | Failed to create notify thread | See Note. |
| B1812020 | Failed to cancel the threads | See Note. |
| B1812021 | Failed to set cancel state of thread | See Note. |
| B1812023 | Failed to join to thread created | See Note. |
| B1812024 | Failed to communicate with SPCN | See Note. |
| B1812025 | Failed to stop communication with SPCN | See Note. |
| B1812026 | Thread is being canceled while in the middle of sending a command to SPCN | See Note. |
| B1812027 | Server has routed an acknowledgment message to the command queue | See Note. |
| B1812028 | The command was rejected by SPCN | See Note. |
| B1812029 | Could not send a message through the interface to SPCN | See Note. |
| B181202a | Could not read a message from the interface to SPCN | See Note. |
| B181202b | Failed to create network server object | See Note. |
| B181202c | Failed to listen to socket for network server | See Note. |
| B181202d | Failed process synchronization with client | See Note. |
| B181202e | Failed to close network server | See Note. |
| B181202f | Failed to connect to network server | See Note. |
| B1812030 | Failed to receive from network server | See Note. |
| B1812031 | Failed to bind to socket for network server | See Note. |
| B1812032 | Incorrect data received | See Note. |
| B1812033 | The delayed response has been aborted and the caller is prohibited from attempting to update the socket value | See Note. |
| B1812034 | Failed to get configuration ID from SPCN | See Note. |
| B1812035 | Failed to set configuration ID | See Note. |
| B1812036 | Failed to deattach thread | See Note. |
| B1812037 | Error getting subfunction ranges for SPCN panel function | See Note. |
| B1812038 | The notification cannot be sent to state manager because the fsp is not in a particular state | See Note. |
| B1812039 | Error from state manager power off notification | See Note. |
| B181203a | Error from state manager power on notification | See Note. |
| B181203b | The condition was not satisfied before specified interval | See Note. |
| B181203c | Failed to wait for thread conditional | See Note. |
| B181203d | Server queue is full | See Note. |
| B181203e | Server queue is empty | See Note. |
| B181203f | Already started server | See Note. |
| B1812040 | Unrecognized command | See Note. |
| B1812041 | Failed to get path from registry | See Note. |
| B1812042 | Failed direct command to SPCN | See Note. |
| B1812043 | Failed to get maximum number of RIDs from SVPD | See Note. |
| B1812044 | Unexpected SVPD data | See Note. |
| B1812045 | Failed to get RIDs from SVPD | See Note. |
| B1812046 | Failed to figure out which FSP running on | See Note. |
| B1812047 | Timed out waiting for an acknowledgment | See Note. |
| B1812048 | Failed to set UPS status for SPCN | See Note. |
| B1812049 | Error from SPCN when trying to power off I/O | See Note. |
| B181204A | Error from SPCN command line handler | See Note. |
| B1812100 | Failed to initialize | See Note. |
| B1812102 | Failure creating thread | See Note. |
| B1812103 | Pipe system call failed | See Note. |
| B1812104 | System call failed | See Note. |
| B1812105 | Select system call failed | See Note. |
| B1812106 | Invalid parameter passed to function | See Note. |
| B1812107 | Could not create message queue | See Note. |
| B1812108 | Received invalid command from RPC device | See Note. |
| B1812109 | Invalid function ID from message | See Note. |
| B181210A | Timeout receive though no timeout was given | See Note. |
| B181210B | Expected file descriptor not set after select call | See Note. |
| B181210C | Failed to do an I2C slave address change on a redundant FSP failover | See Note. |
| B181210D | Could not insert initial events into queue | See Note. |
| B181210E | Error removing message from queue | See Note. |
| B181210F | Failed to get power state | See Note. |
| B1812110 | Failed IPL lock function | See Note. |
| B1812111 | Failed to close network server | See Note. |
| B1812112 | Error from Event Manager | See Note. |
| B1812113 | Could not create token queue | See Note. |
| B1812114 | Could not insert tokens into token queue | See Note. |
| B1812115 | Over total thread threshold | See Note. |
| B1812201 | Failed to open and lock the IPL Lock data file | See Note. |
| B1812202 | Failed to unlock and/or close the IPL Lock data file | See Note. |
| B1812203 | Failed to initialize the header of the IPL Lock data file | See Note. |
| B1812204 | Failed to read from registry | See Note. |
| B1812205 | Failed to position the cursor in the file or read the header from the file | See Note. |
| B1812206 | Failed to position the cursor in the file or write the lock information to the file | See Note. |
| B1812207 | Failed to read lock information | See Note. |
| B1812208 | Failed to write the new lock information to the IPL Lock data file | See Note. |
| B1812209 | Failed to read the header in the IPL Lock data file | See Note. |
| B181220A | Failed to update new header in IPL Lock data file | See Note. |
| B181220B | Invalid parameter passed into function | See Note. |
| B181220C | Invalid power state for IPL requested | See Note. |
| B181220D | Failed to get current power state of system | See Note. |
| B181220E | Failed to open and lock the IPL Lock data file | See Note. |
| B181220F | Failed to close and/or unlock the IPL Lock data file | See Note. |
| B1812210 | No locks exist or the requested lock exceeds the total number of locks that exist | See Note. |
| B1812211 | A lock by the requesting component still exists and is active | See Note. |
| B1812212 | An error occurred trying to find the lock for the component | See Note. |
| B1812213 | Failure to allocate memory for timer thread structure | See Note. |
| B1812214 | Failure to create timer thread for lock | See Note. |
| B1812215 | Failure to remove requested lock | See Note. |
| B1812216 | Component requesting refresh does not have a lock in the IPL Lock data file | See Note. |
| B1812218 | IPL requested is blocked due to an IPL lock | See Note. |
| B1812219 | Value passed in to set Power IPL in Progress to was out of range | See Note. |
| B181221A | Emergency IPL was received and locks were bypassed | See Note. |
| B181221B | IPL was rejected by State Manager or the acknowledge was not accepted | See Note. |
| B181221C | A Power IPL has already been requested and queued | See Note. |
| B181221D | Failed to send Power On event to Panel for requested IPL | See Note. |
| B181221E | Failed to send Power Off event to Panel | See Note. |
| B181221F | Failed fork system call | See Note. |
| B1812220 | Failed to start IPL Power process due to not being able to replace current executable with IPL Power process | See Note. |
| B1812221 | Invalid argument was passed into the timer thread | See Note. |
| B1812222 | Invalid signal received | See Note. |
| B1812223 | Failure to detach timer thread so memory resources will not be freed upon termination of the timer thread | See Note. |
| B1812224 | A Power IPL is in progress | See Note. |
| B1812225 | Failed to get Power IPL in Progress indicator | See Note. |
| B1812226 | Failed to write to Power IPL in Progress registry variable | See Note. |
| B1812227 | Failed to indicate that a Power IPL will be in progress | See Note. |
| B1812228 | Failed to get current and next state | See Note. |
| B1812229 | Failed to read current FSP Role from registry | See Note. |
| B181222A | An invalid pointer was passed into the function | See Note. |
| B181222B | Failed to determine the size of the IPL Lock data file | See Note. |
| B181222C | An error occurred trying to get current ticks | See Note. |
| B1812300 | Unexpected signal received | See Note. |
| B1812301 | Failed fork operation | See Note. |
| B1812304 | Error while querying for CEC termination | See Note. |
| B1812305 | Synchronization with State Manager failed | See Note. |
| B1812306 | Failed to read maximum size of error | See Note. |
| B1812307 | Failed to write to registry | See Note. |
| B1812308 | Error creating termination iterator | See Note. |
| B1812309 | Failed to read termination SRC | See Note. |
| B181230B | Failed to read path from registry | See Note. |
| B181230C | Error from event monitor | See Note. |
| B181230D | Server not ready or daemon is not running | See Note. |
| B181230E | Failed to synchronize with client | See Note. |
| B181230F | Error returned from IPL lock function | See Note. |
| B1812311 | Error from event manager constructor | See Note. |
| B1812401 | Failed to write WOL Policy to registry | See Note. |
| B1812402 | Failed to read WOL Policy from registry | See Note. |
| B1812403 | Failed to HIGH-LOW-HIGH the Wake on LAN reset line | See Note. |
| B1812404 | Failure to setup Wake on LAN reset line | See Note. |
| B1812405 | Failed to get current power state, so we were not able to activate the Wake on LAN hardware | See Note. |
| B1812406 | Invalid signal received | See Note. |
| B1812407 | Failed to activate Wake on LAN hardware | See Note. |
| B1812408 | Failed to IPL the system via Wake on LAN | See Note. |
| B1812409 | Failed to get Wake on LAN Policy | See Note. |
| B181240A | The value for the Wake on LAN Policy is out of range for what is acceptable | See Note. |
| B181240B | Failed fork system call | See Note. |
| B181240C | An error was returned as we tried to wait for the Wake on LAN interrupt line | See Note. |
| B181240D | An error occurred processing the Wake on LAN interrupt | See Note. |
| B181240E | Failed to get root path from the registry. | See Note. |
| B181240F | A daemon is already up and running | See Note. |
| B1812410 | Failed to create the daemon synchronization file | See Note. |
| B1812411 | Due to the type of machine, the Wake on LAN functionality is not supported | See Note. |
| B1812412 | Failed to read current state data from registry | See Note. |
| B1812413 | Failed to read FSP Role from registry | See Note. |
| B1812414 | Failed to read machine model type from registry | See Note. |
| B1812415 | Failed to read operational mode from registry | See Note. |
| B1813001 | Someone is already updating code | See Note. |
| B1813002 | Registry read fails | See Note. |
| B1813003 | Registry write fails | See Note. |
| B1813006 | Lid Entry is not found. The specified Lid number is not in the specified Masterlid file | See Note. |
| B1813007 | Invalid Lid number | See Note. |
| B1813008 | Lid is not valid | See Note. |
| B1813009 | Request to update the wrong lid | See Note. |
| B181300A | Requestor did not start the update | See Note. |
| B181300C | Type of code update is already set | See Note. |
| B181300D | Invalid flash side | See Note. |
| B181300E | In correct flash side | See Note. |
| B181300F | Header has invalid magic number | See Note. |
| B1813010 | System command fails to remove a file | See Note. |
| B1813011 | File open error | See Note. |
| B1813012 | Lid does not exist | See Note. |
| B1813013 | Someone is currently updating the specified lid | See Note. |
| B1813014 | Request IPL lock or unlock fails | See Note. |
| B1813015 | Lid class is invalid | See Note. |
| B1813016 | Specified buffer is too small for the requesting data | See Note. |
| B181301F | Updating on the running side is not allowed | See Note. |
| B1813020 | Update good flash side, when other side is invalid | See Note. |
| B1813022 | CRC miscompare | See Note. |
| B1813025 | Invalid data size is detected | See Note. |
| B1813028 | IPL lock refresh fails | See Note. |
| B1813029 | Invalid component id | See Note. |
| B181302A | Lid is currently being modified by someone | See Note. |
| B1813030 | Invalid code type | See Note. |
| B1813031 | Invalid Marker Lid version | See Note. |
| B1813034 | Invalid operation state | See Note. |
| B1813035 | Offset is exceeding the file size | See Note. |
| B1813036 | Someone requests code update termination | See Note. |
| B1813038 | Unable to create event | See Note. |
| B1813039 | Unable to create thread to monitor the power lock timeout | See Note. |
| B181303a | Lid does not belong to FSP | See Note. |
| B181303b | The power log flag is not set | See Note. |
| B181303d | Invalid data | See Note. |
| B181303e | Function call fails | See Note. |
| B181303f | Reading offset to partition table failed | See Note. |
| B1813040 | Write the partition name to a specific partition table entry failed | See Note. |
| B1813041 | Seek file from the end of file failed | See Note. |
| B1813042 | The status of the MTD device failed | See Note. |
| B1813043 | Invalid Genus size | See Note. |
| B1813044 | Incorrect file for update | See Note. |
| B1813045 | Unable to find keyword that indicate bank id | See Note. |
| B1813047 | The system has redundant FSP | See Note. |
| B1813048 | The specified arguments for major/minor number are out of range | See Note. |
| B1813049 | The filename that is passed in does not start with a '/' | See Note. |
| B181304a | The status of the MTD device failed | See Note. |
| B181304f | Invalid operation | See Note. |
| B1813050 | Unknown signal | See Note. |
| B1813501 | Error in call to other component interface | See Note. |
| B1813503 | Error received from sibling FSP | See Note. |
| B1813509 | Error setting network parameters for various Ethernet interfaces | See Note. |
| B181350B | Error creating network client object | See Note. |
| B181350C | We detected a sibling but the communication broke down in between | See Note. |
| B181350D | Error configuring various Ethernet interfaces | See Note. |
| B181350F | Error in call to other component interface | See Note. |
| B1813511 | Error sending data to sibling | See Note. |
| B1813515 | Error obtaining mux information | See Note. |
| B1813516 | Error in interface call to other component | See Note. |
| B1813519 | Bad command received from sibling FSP | See Note. |
| B181351A | Communication to sibling failed | See Note. |
| B181351B | Error reading FSP State | See Note. |
| B181351C | Error waiting for an event | See Note. |
| B181351E | Error getting time of day | See Note. |
| B181351F | Error setting time of day | See Note. |
| B1813520 | Error indicating that sibling FSP was already garded | See Note. |
| B1813521 | Error creating a event object | See Note. |
| B1813523 | Error creating network client object | See Note. |
| B1813524 | We detected a sibling but the communication broke down in between | See Note. |
| B1813525 | We detected a sibling but the communication broke down in between | See Note. |
| B1813527 | Failed to read from registry | See Note. |
| B1813528 | Failed to read size from registry | See Note. |
| B1813529 | We detected a sibling but the communication broke down in between | See Note. |
| B181352A | Error reading registry entry size | See Note. |
| B181352B | Error writing pass phrase to registry entry | See Note. |
| B181352C | Error reading sibling Ethernet port 0 registry entry | See Note. |
| B181352D | Error writing to sibling Ethernet port 0 registry entry | See Note. |
| B181352E | Error reading sibling Ethernet port 1 registry entry. | See Note. |
| B181352F | Error writing to sibling ethernet port 1 registry entry. | See Note. |
| B1813531 | Error writing MTMS to file | See Note. |
| B1813532 | Error reading registry entry size | See Note. |
| B1813533 | Error reading registry entry | See Note. |
| B1813534 | Error reading/writing from file | See Note. |
| B1813535 | Error reading/writing from file | See Note. |
| B1813536 | Error reading/writing from file | See Note. |
| B1813537 | Error reading/writing from file | See Note. |
| B1813538 | Error reading/writing from file | See Note. |
| B1813539 | Error reading/writing from file | See Note. |
| B181353A | Error reading/writing from file | See Note. |
| B181353B | Error reading/writing from file | See Note. |
| B181353C | Error in network operation | See Note. |
| B181353D | Error in network operation | See Note. |
| B181353E | Error in network operation | See Note. |
| B181353F | Error in network operation | See Note. |
| B1813540 | Error in network operation | See Note. |
| B1813541 | Error in network operation | See Note. |
| B1813542 | Error in network operation | See Note. |
| B1813543 | Error in network operation | See Note. |
| B1813544 | Error in network operation | See Note. |
| B1813545 | Error in network operation | See Note. |
| B1813546 | Error in network operation | See Note. |
| B1813547 | Error in network operation | See Note. |
| B181354A | Error in network operation | See Note. |
| B181354B | Error in call to other component interface | See Note. |
| B181354C | Error in network operation | See Note. |
| B181354D | Error in call to other component interface | See Note. |
| B1813550 | Error in network operation | See Note. |
| B1813551 | Error in call to other component interface | See Note. |
| B1813552 | Error in network operation | See Note. |
| B1813553 | Error in call to other component interface | See Note. |
| B1813554 | Error in network operation | See Note. |
| B1813555 | Error in call to other component interface | See Note. |
| B1813556 | Error in network operation | See Note. |
| B1813557 | Error in network operation | See Note. |
| B1813558 | Error in reading FSP Role registry | See Note. |
| B1813559 | Error in call to other component interface | See Note. |
| B181355C | Error in call to other component interface | See Note. |
| B181355D | Error in call to other component interface | See Note. |
| B181355E | Error in call to other component interface | See Note. |
| B181355F | Error in call to other component interface | See Note. |
| B1813560 | Error in call to other component interface | See Note. |
| B1813561 | Error in call to other component interface | See Note. |
| B1813562 | Error in network operation | See Note. |
| B1813563 | Error in call to other component interface | See Note. |
| B1813564 | Error in call to other component interface | See Note. |
| B1813569 | Error in network operation | See Note. |
| B181356A | Error writing MTMS to file | See Note. |
| B181356F | Error reading/writing from file | See Note. |
| B1813570 | Error reading/writing from file | See Note. |
| B1813579 | Error setting network parameters for various ethernet interface | See Note. |
| B181357A | Error in interface call to other component | See Note. |
| B181357B | Error trying to setup initial communication between FSP's | See Note. |
| B181357C | Error in call to other component interface | See Note. |
| B181357D | Error in call to other component interface | See Note. |
| B181357E | Error in interface call to other component | See Note. |
| B181357F | Error starting Surveillance | See Note. |
| B1813580 | Error in call to other component interface | See Note. |
| B1813581 | Error in network operation | See Note. |
| B1813582 | Error in network operation | See Note. |
| B1813583 | Error in interface call to other component | See Note. |
| B1813584 | Error sending data to sibling | See Note. |
| B1813585 | Error sending data to sibling | See Note. |
| B1813586 | Error sending data to sibling | See Note. |
| B1813587 | Error sending data to sibling | See Note. |
| B1813588 | Error sending data to sibling | See Note. |
| B1813589 | Error sending data to sibling | See Note. |
| B181358A | Error in call to other component interface | See Note. |
| B181358B | Error in call to other component interface | See Note. |
| B181358C | Error in interface call to other component | See Note. |
| B181358D | Error while making open call to I2C adal | See Note. |
| B181358F | Error while making open call to I2C adal | See Note. |
| B1813591 | Error while making open call to I2C adal | See Note. |
| B1813592 | Sibling FSP is expected but not present | See Note. |
| B1813593 | Error in call to other component interface | See Note. |
| B1813594 | Error in call to other component interface | See Note. |
| B1813595 | Discovery abort was requested | See Note. |
| B1813596 | Error in call to other component interface | See Note. |
| B1813597 | Error in putting message in message queue | See Note. |
| B181359A | Error while making open call to I2C adal | See Note. |
| B181359B | Error while making open call to I2C adal | See Note. |
| B181359E | Error setting up passwords | See Note. |
| B181359F | Error closing client socket | See Note. |
| B18135A0 | Error closing server socket | See Note. |
| B18135A1 | Invalid request to Discovery thread | See Note. |
| B18135A2 | Eth0 IP address on FSP-B was set to default | See Note. |
| B18135A3 | Eth1 IP address on FSP-B was set to default | See Note. |
| B18135A4 | Error while making open call to I2C adal | See Note. |
| B18135A5 | Exceeded maximum number of retries for communication errors between FSP's in various states | See Note. |
| B18135A6 | Error in interface call to other component | See Note. |
| B18135A7 | Error in interface call to other component | See Note. |
| B18135A8 | Error in interface call to other component | See Note. |
| B18135A9 | Both FSPs were reset | See Note. |
| B18135AA | Both FSPs were reset | See Note. |
| B18135AB | Both FSPs were reset | See Note. |
| B18135AC | Error sending data to sibling | See Note. |
| B18135AD | Error reading registry | See Note. |
| B18135AE | Error exchanging data with sibling | See Note. |
| B18135AF | Error receiving data from sibling | See Note. |
| B18135B0 | Error writing registry | See Note. |
| B18135B1 | Error receiving data from sibling | See Note. |
| B18135B2 | Error exchanging data to/from sibling | See Note. |
| B18135B3 | Error in data received from sibling | See Note. |
| B18135B4 | Error receiving data from sibling | See Note. |
| B18135B5 | Error in call to other component interface | See Note. |
| B18135B6 | Error in call to other component interface | See Note. |
| B18135B7 | Error in call to other component interface | See Note. |
| B18135B8 | Error receiving data from sibling | See Note. |
| B18135B9 | Error receiving data from sibling | See Note. |
| B18135BA | Error sending data to sibling | See Note. |
| B18135BB | Error writing registry | See Note. |
| B18135BC | Error receiving data from sibling | See Note. |
| B18135BD | Error sending data to sibling | See Note. |
| B18135BE | Error receiving data from sibling | See Note. |
| B18135BF | Error receiving data from sibling | See Note. |
| B18135C0 | Error receiving data from sibling | See Note. |
| B18135C1 | Eth1 IP address on FSP-B was set to default | See Note. |
| B18135C2 | Eth1 IP address on FSP-B was set to default | See Note. |
| B18135C3 | Reset of both FSPs. Possible new role assigned to FSP-A | See Note. |
| B18135C4 | Reset of both FSPs. Possible new role assigned to FSP-A | See Note. |
| B18135C5 | Reset of both FSPs. Possible new role assigned to FSP-A | See Note. |
| B18135C8 | Gard did not return back a status but indicated a failure in the output parameter of their routine | See Note. |
| B18135C9 | Error in call to other component interface | See Note. |
| B18135CA | Error in call to other component interface | See Note. |
| B18135CB | Error in call to other component interface | See Note. |
| B18135CC | Error in call to other component interface | See Note. |
| B18135CD | Error in putting message in message queue | See Note. |
| B18135CE | Error from network client gateway | See Note. |
| B18135CF | Error from network client gateway | See Note. |
| B18135D0 | Registry entry indicates that a serial communication error is to be simulated | See Note. |
| B18135D1 | Error reading serial error injection registry | See Note. |
| B18135D2 | Error in putting message in message queue | See Note. |
| B18135D3 | Error in putting message in message queue | See Note. |
| B18135D4 | Error in call to other component interface | See Note. |
| B18135D7 | Error while making open call to I2C adal | See Note. |
| B18135D8 | Error in interface call to other component | See Note. |
| B18135D9 | Error in interface call to other component | See Note. |
| B18135DA | Error in interface call to other component | See Note. |
| B18135DB | Error indicating that sibling FSP was already garded | See Note. |
| B1814000 | Invalid command | See Note. |
| B1814001 | Missing argument | See Note. |
| B1814002 | Invalid argument | See Note. |
| B1814003 | Invalid data received for process message operation number | See Note. |
| B1814004 | Wrong number of arguments given to command | See Note. |
| B1814005 | An error occurred reserving the semaphore | See Note. |
| B1814006 | Received unexpected signal | See Note. |
| B1814006 | Receive unexpected signal | See Note. |
| B1814007 | A side switching IPL is not allowed for the given type of CEC IPL | See Note. |
| B1814008 | A side switching IPL is needed, but the code is not valid on that side | See Note. |
| B1814008 | A side switch reboot could not be performed because the code is not valid on the new next side | See Note. |
| B1814016 | Invalid data was received for next system operation mode | See Note. |
| B1814016 | Invalid data was received for system click to accept state | See Note. |
| B1814017 | Invalid data was received for next platform IPL side | See Note. |
| B1814018 | Invalid data was received for next system IPL mode | See Note. |
| B1814019 | Invalid data was received for next platform IPL speed | See Note. |
| B181401A | Invalid data was received for next platform IPL speed override | See Note. |
| B181401B | Invalid data was received for next Hypervisor IPL state | See Note. |
| B181401C | Invalid data was received for next RPA partition IPL mode | See Note. |
| B181401D | Invalid data was received for next CEC LMB size | See Note. |
| B1814021 | The daemon could not get the lock | See Note. |
| B1814022 | Failed fork system call | See Note. |
| B1814023 | The daemon rebooted the FSP to Standby because the P2 registry data that controls labeling of Permanent and Temporary Flash images was replaced with P3 registry backup data. | See Note. |
| B1814025 | Called interface not supported in context | See Note. |
| B1815001 | Received unexpected signal | See Note. |
| B1815005 | Invalid data received | See Note. |
| B1815006 | An attempt was made to write to the system clock without proper user authority | See Note. |
| B1815007 | The GPIO ADAL returned an error while reading the battery alert pin | See Note. |
| B1815008 | A registry read error occurred | See Note. |
| B181501B | An undefined operation was requested | See Note. |
| B181501C | Error reading using Time of Day ADAL | See Note. |
| B181501D | Error writing using Time of Day ADAL | See Note. |
| B181501E | Error writing using Time of Day ADAL | See Note. |
| B1815021 | The daemon could not get the lock | See Note. |
| B1815022 | Failed fork system call | See Note. |
| B1815025 | Failed to create thread | See Note. |
| B1815026 | The elapsed time since IPL Parameters time data was built was calculated with the RTC and TOD counter. The two results are off by more than 8 seconds. | See Note. |
| B1815027 | The TOD counter was checked after writing, and was off by more than 65536 ticks (0.524 sec). | See Note. |
| B1815029 | Failed to create RMGR synchronization thread | See Note. |
| B1816009 | Invalid state set for State Manager | See Note. |
| B1816010 | Invalid current and next state | See Note. |
| B181601C | Failed to decode reset values | See Note. |
| B1817000 | Failure to create thread | See Note. |
| B1817003 | Failed network server connection | See Note. |
| B1817004 | Failed to receive message from network | See Note. |
| B1817005 | Failed to close network connection | See Note. |
| B1817006 | Failure to establish communications pipe | See Note. |
| B1817007 | PHYP was not ready to be communicated with | See Note. |
| B1817008 | Failed to write data | See Note. |
| B1817009 | Failure reading data | See Note. |
| B181700A | Load SRC failed | See Note. |
| B181700D | Failed to read from or write to registry | See Note. |
| B1817010 | Error reading data from server communications pipe | See Note. |
| B1817011 | Data size mismatch | See Note. |
| B1817012 | Error/Event notification throughout the system has failed for the given platform event log | See Note. |
| B1817013 | Failed to scan for error/event logs | See Note. |
| B1817015 | Error while attempting to change state | See Note. |
| B1817016 | Corrupt input data | See Note. |
| B1817018 | A log was picked up and the unique id assigned to it is zero | See Note. |
| B1817019 | Error received while attempting to turn on virtual platform service indicator | See Note. |
| B181701A | The section identifier read from the data does not match the section id of the current object | See Note. |
| B181701B | Invalid section size detected | See Note. |
| B181701C | Section version mismatch | See Note. |
| B181701D | Section count mismatch | See Note. |
| B181701E | Failed to send or receive on network | See Note. |
| B181701F | Unhandled signal received | See Note. |
| B1817020 | Invalid input or data | See Note. |
| B1817021 | File system failure | See Note. |
| B1817022 | FSP call home attempt has failed | See Note. |
| B1817024 | Failed to initialize the history log, logging cannot continue if the physical file cannot be initialized | See Note. |
| B1817025 | Request to clear error/event logs has been processed | See Note. |
| B1817026 | Error/Event logging server started | See Note. |
| B1817028 | Error/Event log created from system log message | See Note. |
| B1817029 | Linux system call failed | See Note. |
| B181702A | Error unloading virtual headers due to lack of file allocation space | See Note. |
| B181702B | Timeout waiting for sibling FSP command to complete | See Note. |
| B181703E | Unknown failure | See Note. |
| B1817102 | Failed to setup process error recovery | See Note. |
| B1817107 | Host driver or registry failure | See Note. |
| B181710B | Event manager failed | See Note. |
| B181710D | Event detection failed | See Note. |
| B1817112 | Software failure resulted in a signal | See Note. |
| B1817113 | Event loop exited | See Note. |
| B1817114 | Failed to change directory | See Note. |
| B1817115 | Failed to set session identity | See Note. |
| B1817200 | User requested to boot from a side that is marked invalid | FSPSP02 |
| B1817201 | FSP had a kernel panic during last boot | FSPSP02 |
| B1817202 | Both FSP code banks are marked invalid | FSPSP02 |
| B1817203 | Error writing to Persistent Control Store (PCS) | FSPSP02 |
| B1817204 | Error reading from PCS | FSPSP02 |
| B1817205 | FSP Boot code failed during last boot causing the FSP to reset again | FSPSP02 |
| B1817206 | FSP had a Unit check timer reset | FSPSP02 |
| B1817209 | FSP had a Watchdog timeout reset | FSPSP02 |
| B181720A | FSP had an internal hardware error | FSPSP02 |
| B1818103 | Failed to write to registry | See Note. |
| B1818106 | Invalid bus owner argument | See Note. |
| B1818107 | Invalid number of command line arguments | See Note. |
| B1818108 | No argument value for --r option | See Note. |
| B1818109 | Multiple -c arguments | See Note. |
| B181810A | -s option specified with -c | See Note. |
| B181810B | Multiple -s arguments | See Note. |
| B181810C | -c options specified with -s | See Note. |
| B181810D | Invalid command line option | See Note. |
| B181810E | Non-option element(s) | See Note. |
| B181810F | Null input numeric string | See Note. |
| B1818110 | Empty input numeric string | See Note. |
| B1818111 | Invalid character encountered in conversion | See Note. |
| B1818114 | Failed to stop instructions | See Note. |
| B1818115 | Failed to send signal for event manager | See Note. |
| B1818116 | Failed to get processor state | See Note. |
| B1818203 | Requested index is out of range | See Note. |
| B1818204 | Failed to open given directory | See Note. |
| B1818211 | Could not understand operation requested | See Note. |
| B1818212 | Unexpected result | See Note. |
| B1818213 | Invalid data | See Note. |
| B1818214 | Incorrect input size (too small or too large) | See Note. |
| B1818215 | A generic stream failure has been detected | See Note. |
| B1818216 | Failed to write to file | See Note. |
| B1818217 | The Callout substructure cannot be identified | See Note. |
| B1818218 | Unhandled signal received | See Note. |
| B1818301 | Already in the terminate state | See Note. |
| B1818302 | Already in the power off state | See Note. |
| B1818303 | Currently processing a power off request from SPCN | See Note. |
| B1818304 | Currently processing an FSP terminate request from another component | See Note. |
| B1818305 | Failed state manager termination request | See Note. |
| B1818307 | Failed power transition request | See Note. |
| B1818309 | Too many client connections | See Note. |
| B181830B | Thread timed out while waiting for another busy thread to complete | See Note. |
| B181830D | Client request thread started with invalid pointer | See Note. |
| B181830E | Another instance of the server is already running | See Note. |
| B1818310 | Timed out waiting for thread conditional | See Note. |
| B1818312 | Failed to receive on network | See Note. |
| B1818313 | Failed to connect to server over network | See Note. |
| B1818316 | Failed to trace SRC on termination trace | See Note. |
| B1818317 | Failed to read the registry | See Note. |
| B1818318 | Could not update the CEC termination state | See Note. |
| B181831A | No log passed in. Will use default log to terminate system. | See Note. |
| B181831C | Couldn't retrieve the embedded SRC from error log | See Note. |
| B181831D | Failed to initialize thread attributes | See Note. |
| B181831E | Failed to set deattach state for thread | See Note. |
| B1818320 | Failed to bind socket | See Note. |
| B1818321 | Failed to lock the mutex | See Note. |
| B1818322 | Could not cancel all the client request processing threads | See Note. |
| B1818323 | Unknown error | See Note. |
| B1818328 | Could not unflatten log object from the received byte stream | See Note. |
| B1818329 | Log size maximum is less than the client data length | See Note. |
| B181832A | Zero data length | See Note. |
| B181832C | Failed to construct event manager | See Note. |
| B1818330 | Failed to bind socket | See Note. |
| B1818331 | Failed to create thread | See Note. |
| B1818333 | Cannot reset CEC termination in the middle of a power fault request | See Note. |
| B1818336 | Unknown FSP role returned | See Note. |
| B1818337 | Already in the terminated state with force failover option | See Note. |
| B1818338 | Currently processing an FSP terminate request with force failover option from another component | See Note. |
| B1818341 | Failed to flatten log | See Note. |
| B1818344 | Bad length on flattened log | See Note. |
| B1818345 | Server aborted or failed to connect to network | See Note. |
| B1818346 | Server aborted or failed to send or receive on the network | See Note. |
| B1818347 | Server not running | See Note. |
| B181834A | P0 root path not defined | See Note. |
| B1818500 | Incorrect number of arguments | See Note. |
| B1818501 | The caller wanted to get event related data but the buffer pointer is invalid | See Note. |
| B1818502 | The daemon received a message with an invalid function field | See Note. |
| B1818503 | Error returned from another component | See Note. |
| B1818504 | Failed system call | See Note. |
| B1818505 | Failed fork system call | See Note. |
| B1818507 | Error trying to forward an event to 1 or more subscribers | See Note. |
| B1818508 | The id of a tool request is invalid | See Note. |
| B1818509 | Unexpected signal received | See Note. |
| B181850E | The user specified a time limit to wait for an event and limit was reached | See Note. |
| B181850F | Another thread is waiting | See Note. |
| B1818600 | Application has received an unexpected signal | See Note. |
| B181860D | Application has not setup process error recovery | See Note. |
| B181860E | Killing process without having process error recovery setup | See Note. |
| B181860F | Process continues to get killed. Caught in a loop. | See Note. |
| B1818610 | Application has received an unexpected signal | See Note. |
| B1818700 | Error in selecting communicating socket | See Note. |
| B1818701 | Failed to listen to socket for network server | See Note. |
| B1818702 | Failed to bind to socket for network server | See Note. |
| B1818703 | Failed to bind for TCP/IP | See Note. |
| B1818704 | Error in accepting socket | See Note. |
| B1818705 | Error in processing message from serial | See Note. |
| B1818706 | Error in accepting socket | See Note. |
| B1818708 | Error creating unique key for message queue | See Note. |
| B1818709 | Error in creating message queue | See Note. |
| B181870A | Error in queueing messages | See Note. |
| B181870B | Error in receiving message from queue when processing message | See Note. |
| B181870C | Failed to read registry | See Note. |
| B181870D | Error in creating inbound thread | See Note. |
| B181870F | Error in inbound connection | See Note. |
| B1818711 | Error in receiving messages | See Note. |
| B1818714 | Error processing message | See Note. |
| B1818718 | Error in send message in DVS | See Note. |
| B181871B | Failed to destroy old message queue | See Note. |
| B181871E | Error in IPC address creation | See Note. |
| B181871F | Error in closing inbound socket | See Note. |
| B1818728 | Can't remove the previous mount | See Note. |
| B181872A | Failed in registry read | See Note. |
| B181872C | Failed in file write | See Note. |
| B181872E | Can't activate user configuration setup file | See Note. |
| B1818730 | Error in writing system name | See Note. |
| B1818731 | Invalid user | See Note. |
| B1818736 | Failed to set user password | See Note. |
| B1818737 | Failed to validate password | See Note. |
| B1818738 | Error in initial outbound remote thread setup | See Note. |
| B1818739 | Failed to kill thread in outbound | See Note. |
| B181873A | Failure from remote message object | See Note. |
| B181873B | Failed to requeue message | See Note. |
| B181873C | Error in operation should not kill | See Note. |
| B181873D | Failed to destroy old message queue | See Note. |
| B181873F | Failed to create thread | See Note. |
| B1818740 | Failed to create thread | See Note. |
| B1818748 | Failed to read from registry | See Note. |
| B181874C | Serial message is invalid | See Note. |
| B1818752 | Failed to open port for connection | See Note. |
| B1818753 | Failed to configure baud for UART | See Note. |
| B1818755 | Failed to set status field to failure for PHYP | See Note. |
| B1818756 | Failed to verify dynamic password | See Note. |
| B1818759 | Failed to write password signature | See Note. |
| B1818760 | Failed to write Manufacturing password signature | See Note. |
| B1818762 | Failed to configure parity for UART | See Note. |
| B1818763 | Failed to configure UART to transmit normal | See Note. |
| B1818764 | Failed to auto receive on UART | See Note. |
| B1818765 | Failed to configure UART to transmit automatically | See Note. |
| B1818767 | Error from perc | See Note. |
| B1818768 | Error in getting machine type VPD | See Note. |
| B1818769 | Error in getting machine serial number | See Note. |
| B181876A | Error in reading machine brand name | See Note. |
| B181876B | Error initializing network serial server daemon | See Note. |
| B181876C | Failed to get a file descriptor | See Note. |
| B181876D | Error from status of file | See Note. |
| B181876E | Improper error path | See Note. |
| B181876F | Failed to write Manufacturing password signature | See Note. |
| B1818770 | Illegal socket descriptor selected | See Note. |
| B1818771 | Improper error path | See Note. |
| B1818772 | Failed to get registry key status information | See Note. |
| B1818773 | Failed to get registry key status information | See Note. |
| B1818776 | Failed to configure UART | See Note. |
| B1818777 | Failed to configure UART for loop back | See Note. |
| B1818778 | Failed to configure UART | See Note. |
| B1818780 | Failed to read registry | See Note. |
| B1818781 | Failed to open file | See Note. |
| B1818782 | Failed to get file handle | See Note. |
| B1818783 | Socket creation failed | See Note. |
| B1818785 | Socket bind error | See Note. |
| B1818786 | Failed in socket listen | See Note. |
| B1818787 | Failed in file write | See Note. |
| B1818788 | Invalid client name length | See Note. |
| B181878A | Failure to get free entry | See Note. |
| B181878C | Failed in registry read | See Note. |
| B181878D | Update session entry failure | See Note. |
| B181878E | Session entry read failed | See Note. |
| B181878F | Invalid lookup entry for maximum entry | See Note. |
| B1818791 | Failed to seek file offset | See Note. |
| B1818792 | Session entry not found | See Note. |
| B1818793 | Session entry read failed | See Note. |
| B1818795 | Failed to seek session entry | See Note. |
| B1818796 | Update session write failed | See Note. |
| B1818797 | Invalid process id value | See Note. |
| B1818799 | Invalid constructor area | See Note. |
| B181879A | Failed in socket creation | See Note. |
| B181879B | Failed to read path for socket from registry | See Note. |
| B181879D | Failed to construct network client | See Note. |
| B181879E | Failed to allocate memory for a message | See Note. |
| B181879F | Failed to allocate memory for a message | See Note. |
| B18187A0 | Length of the message buffer is incorrect | See Note. |
| B18187A1 | Invalid pointer | See Note. |
| B18187A2 | Invalid pointer | See Note. |
| B18187A3 | Invalid pointer | See Note. |
| B18187A4 | Invalid pointer | See Note. |
| B18187A5 | Failed to get channel string id to server | See Note. |
| B18187A7 | Failed to connect using UNIX | See Note. |
| B18187A8 | Error in network connection using UNIX | See Note. |
| B18187AB | Failed to receive data from the network client | See Note. |
| B18187AC | Failed to connect using TCP/IP | See Note. |
| B18187AD | Failed to connect using UNIX | See Note. |
| B18187AF | Timed out waiting on connection | See Note. |
| B18187B0 | Failed to get socket options | See Note. |
| B18187B1 | Connection failed | See Note. |
| B18187B2 | Failed to select socket | See Note. |
| B18187B3 | Eth0 connection failure | See Note. |
| B18187B4 | Failed to connect for network client serial connection to CMS | See Note. |
| B18187B6 | Failed to send serial connection message to eth0 gateway | See Note. |
| B18187B7 | Error in sending connection message | See Note. |
| B18187B8 | Error in sending connection message to serial connection to CMS | See Note. |
| B18187B9 | Failed to send data | See Note. |
| B18187BA | Error in opening port number | See Note. |
| B18187BC | Error writing to port | See Note. |
| B18187BD | Failed to close UART | See Note. |
| B18187BE | No object created | See Note. |
| B18187C0 | Failed to receive data | See Note. |
| B18187C1 | Failed to reset UART | See Note. |
| B18187CA | Failed to close | See Note. |
| B18187CB | Failed to close serial | See Note. |
| B18187CC | Error closing eth0 connection | See Note. |
| B18187CD | Error closing eth1 connection | See Note. |
| B18187D0 | Unexpected signal received | See Note. |
| B18187D1 | Error setting password | See Note. |
| B18187D6 | Failed to send sdata | See Note. |
| B18187D7 | Failed to send sdata | See Note. |
| B18187D8 | Failed to configure UART | See Note. |
| B18187D9 | Failed to configure UART | See Note. |
| B18187DA | Failed to configure UART | See Note. |
| B18187DB | Failed to configure UART | See Note. |
| B18187DC | Failed to configure UART | See Note. |
| B18187DE | Error receiving on serial interface | See Note. |
| B18187E5 | Failed to read registry for network client | See Note. |
| B18187E6 | Failed to connect for TCP/IP | See Note. |
| B18187E7 | Socket error on select | See Note. |
| B18187E8 | Timed out on select call | See Note. |
| B18187E9 | Connect failed | See Note. |
| B18187EA | Failed to close | See Note. |
| B18187EC | Error in write operation | See Note. |
| B18187ED | Error in select while waiting for data | See Note. |
| B18187EE | Timeout in select while waiting for data | See Note. |
| B18187EF | Error in receive operation | See Note. |
| B18187F0 | Bad eyecatcher detected in the data packet | See Note. |
| B18187F1 | Timeout in select while waiting for data | See Note. |
| B18187F2 | Error in select while waiting for data | See Note. |
| B18187F3 | Error in select | See Note. |
| B18187F5 | Error in sending connection message to serial connection to CMS | See Note. |
| B18187F6 | Error processing message for gateway | See Note. |
| B18187F7 | Error sending or receiving message | See Note. |
| B18187FA | Data sent in through constructor is bad | See Note. |
| B1818801 | Invalid Service Routine | See Note. |
| B1818802 | Requested processor core is not functional | See Note. |
| B1818803 | Failed to get selected processor core functionality | See Note. |
| B1818806 | Failed to restore the Attention Area into MainStore | See Note. |
| B1818807 | Failed to restore the SPRs | See Note. |
| B1818808 | Failed to restore the GPRs | See Note. |
| B1818809 | Failed to create shared memory for Attention Area | See Note. |
| B181880A | Failed to invalidate the I-Cache and Instruction buffers for all processors | See Note. |
| B181880B | Failed to read path from registry | See Note. |
| B181880C | Failed to start instructions to run the Service Routine | See Note. |
| B181880D | Failed to write to Service Routine State in registry to indicate that a Service Routine is running | See Note. |
| B181880E | Timed out waiting for the Service Routine to finish | See Note. |
| B181880F | Failed to write to Service Routine State in registry to indicate that a Service Routine is not running | See Note. |
| B1818810 | Failed to attach to shared memory area for Attention Area | See Note. |
| B1818813 | Failed to set bit for SPR register setup | See Note. |
| B1818814 | Failed to read GPRs for thread in User Data 2 of SRC so they could be saved | See Note. |
| B1818815 | Failed to set bits in setup map buffer to indicate what register we wanted to set | See Note. |
| B1818816 | Failed to read SPRs for thread in User Data 4 of SRC so they could be saved | See Note. |
| B1818817 | Failed to read Attention Area from MainStore | See Note. |
| B1818818 | Failed to get CPU Control Area from Host Data Area | See Note. |
| B1818819 | Failed to get Service Routine structure from Host Data Area | See Note. |
| B181881A | Failed to initialize Service Routine address buffer | See Note. |
| B181881B | Failed to write Service Routine address to GPR3 for thread in User Data 2 of SRC | See Note. |
| B181881C | Failed to read the current SPR values | See Note. |
| B181881D | Failed to initialize NIA buffer | See Note. |
| B181881E | Failed to setup SPR to run Service Routine | See Note. |
| B181881F | Failed to set NIA for Service Routine | See Note. |
| B1818820 | Failed to initialize MSR buffer | See Note. |
| B1818821 | Failed to set MSR for Service Routine | See Note. |
| B1818822 | Failed to set LPCR for Service Routine | See Note. |
| B1818823 | Failed to clear RMI bit in LPCR for Service Routine | See Note. |
| B1818824 | Failed to get LPCR from SPR object | See Note. |
| B1818825 | Invalid attention area pointer was passed into function | See Note. |
| B1818826 | Failed to get shared memory area for Attention Area | See Note. |
| B1818827 | Failed to deattach from shared memory area for Attention Area | See Note. |
| B1818828 | Failed to create file to signify that the system attention has been handled | See Note. |
| B1818829 | Failed to destroy file | See Note. |
| B181882A | Failed to destroy shared memory for Attention Area | See Note. |
| B181882B | Failed to get status of thread requested | See Note. |
| B181882C | No threads are alive on the requested processor core | See Note. |
| B181882D | Failed to get proper fabric identity so we could read MainStore | See Note. |
| B181882E | Failed to get Attention Area data from MainStore object | See Note. |
| B181882F | Timed out waiting for Attention Handler to begin running | See Note. |
| B1818830 | Failed to start Attention Handler | See Note. |
| B1818831 | Failed to unmap memory | See Note. |
| B1818901 | Failed to read from the registry | See Note. |
| B1818902 | The Server file does not exist and we have timed out | See Note. |
| B1818903 | The Server file exists, but is not locked and we have timed out | See Note. |
| B1818904 | The file failed to open | See Note. |
| B1818905 | The Server file failed to be created and opened | See Note. |
| B1818906 | The Server file that was created/opened failed to lock | See Note. |
| B1818907 | The Server file that was opened is already locked by another Server process | See Note. |
| B1818908 | The Server file failed to be unlinked (destroyed) | See Note. |
| B181890A | The List file is at the end of file | See Note. |
| B181890B | The List file failed to read a line due to a reading error | See Note. |
| B181890C | The List file is in an invalid format | See Note. |
| B181890D | Failed to read the base path from the List file | See Note. |
| B181890E | The timeout value read from the List file was too small or too large | See Note. |
| B181890F | Failed to read the relative path of the file to be checked from the List file | See Note. |
| B1818910 | Failed to read the timeout of the file to be checked from the List file | See Note. |
| B1818911 | Failed to synchronize with a file from List file | See Note. |
| B1818912 | Failed to synchronize with requested file in time allotted | See Note. |
| B1818913 | A line was read from the List file, but it had invalid characters | See Note. |
| B1818914 | The command was passed improper arguments | See Note. |
| B1818915 | We have exceeded the maximum number of files that are allowed to be created and opened using Process Synchronization | See Note. |
| B1818916 | The Server file descriptor could not be found | See Note. |
| B1818917 | Failed to synchronize with requested file in time allotted | See Note. |
| B1818A01 | Registry read or write failure due to an invalid key | See Note. |
| B1818A02 | Registry read or write failure due to a size mismatch | See Note. |
| B1818A03 | Building Block registry write failure | See Note. |
| B1818A04 | Failed to determine the platform extension for the given write key | See Note. |
| B1818A05 | Redundant write failed for the given key | See Note. |
| B1818A06 | Event signal failure for the given write key | See Note. |
| B1818A08 | Redundant registry write failure due to stream failure | See Note. |
| B1818A09 | Building Block registry failure | See Note. |
| B1818A0A | Error forming the registry path | See Note. |
| B1818A0D | Requested system operation failed | See Note. |
| B1818A0E | File not open | See Note. |
| B1818A0F | Reached end of file | See Note. |
| B1818A10 | Bad memory receive pointer | See Note. |
| B1818A11 | Stream is at end of file | See Note. |
| B1818A12 | File removal failed in the underlying layer | See Note. |
| B1818A13 | File lock failure with given parameters | See Note. |
| B1818A15 | Semaphore initialization cannot complete due to failure getting semaphore | See Note. |
| B1818A16 | Semaphore initialization cannot complete due to control failure of semaphore | See Note. |
| B1818A17 | Semaphore operation failed | See Note. |
| B1818A18 | Semaphore initialization cannot complete due to failure getting file token | See Note. |
| B1818A19 | Loading of a shared library has failed | See Note. |
| B1818A1A | Loading of a shared library symbol has failed | See Note. |
| B1818A1B | Failed to execute the synchronization immediate platform extension during a registry operation | See Note. |
| B1818A1D | Building Block registry read failure | See Note. |
| B1818A1E | Error reading platform extension for the given registry key | See Note. |
| B1819002 | Invalid number of arguments were passed | See Note. |
| B1819003 | Incorrect number of arguments | See Note. |
| B1819004 | Failed trying to make a directory | See Note. |
| B1819008 | Failed trying to get status of a file | See Note. |
| B1819009 | Failed attempting to allocate memory | See Note. |
| B181900A | Failed trying to allocate memory | See Note. |
| B181900B | Failed trying to allocate memory | See Note. |
| B181900C | Failed trying to memory map a file | See Note. |
| B181900E | Failed trying to memory map a file | See Note. |
| B181900F | Failed trying to unmap a file | See Note. |
| B1819010 | Failure from memory unmap | See Note. |
| B1819011 | Unexpected signal received | See Note. |
| B1819014 | Size of registry entry is not correct | See Note. |
| B1819018 | LID's file size is too large | See Note. |
| B181901A | Failed trying to add another entry to an array | See Note. |
| B181901B | Attempted to add a RAM FRU for an invalid mainstore area | See Note. |
| B181901C | Failed trying to get status of primary LID's file | See Note. |
| B181901F | More PHYP LIDs have been added to the build for FSP to load and an array is not large enough to accommodate the new LIDs | See Note. |
| B1819020 | Size of file cannot contain the amount of memory we want to map | See Note. |
| B1819021 | VPD says a required FRU does not exist | See Note. |
| B1819022 | Attempted to allocate memory but it failed | See Note. |
| B1819023 | No resource ids were returned for a required FRU | See Note. |
| B1819026 | VPD collection was not complete and it did not complete in a reasonable time | See Note. |
| B1819027 | An error occurred trying to DMA a LID to mainstore | See Note. |
| B1819028 | The number of I/O paths to the primary FSP is not valid | See Note. |
| B181904F | Another component had a failure | See Note. |
| B1819200 | I/O control failed trying to set the DTR pin | See Note. |
| B1819202 | HVSI received a response to the version query but did not get any data | See Note. |
| B1819203 | OS protocol version does not match currently supported FSP version | See Note. |
| B1819206 | The open on the requested device failed | See Note. |
| B1819207 | HVSI was asked to open a port that did not exist | See Note. |
| B1819209 | Invalid action requested or invalid data passed | See Note. |
| B181920A | Request for modem control signal status but the port is not open | See Note. |
| B181920B | Error trying to read status register data | See Note. |
| B181920D | We failed reading data from the serial port | See Note. |
| B181920E | Write to the serial port failed | See Note. |
| B181920F | Failed to close | See Note. |
| B1819211 | Stuck trying to write to serial port for more than 2 seconds | See Note. |
| B1819502 | Unable to unlock an HMC queue mutex | See Note. |
| B1819505 | Unable to post semaphore to wake up processing thread | See Note. |
| B1819506 | Couldn't create the thread | See Note. |
| B1819509 | The wrong number of bytes were written on mailbox interface | See Note. |
| B181950A | No bytes were returned on mailbox read | See Note. |
| B181950B | Failed to send message to PHYP | See Note. |
| B181950D | The size of data being sent exceeds the TCE size or the TCE's have never been allocated and written to the registry | See Note. |
| B181950E | Unable to start timer to block code update on DPO | See Note. |
| B1819510 | Bad status in network response message | See Note. |
| B1819516 | Got a socket message that doesn't belong to this sender | See Note. |
| B1819517 | Unable to receive the error/event log from the daemon | See Note. |
| B1819518 | Failed operating system call | See Note. |
| B1819519 | Bad parameter for function | See Note. |
| B181951A | IPL handshake failed | See Note. |
| B181951B | Dump other than platform or FSP is being invalidated | See Note. |
| B1819520 | State manager never made it to desired state in time we waited | See Note. |
| B1819521 | HMC ID is too big | See Note. |
| B1819522 | Daemon is down | See Note. |
| B1819524 | Unable to clear bits in DSISR so PHYP may stop talking to the FSP, if the bits are actually set | See Note. |
| B1819525 | Unable to display SRC for PHYP | See Note. |
| B1819526 | On redundant FSPs, there are times when messages to PHYP are blocked and this is one of those times | See Note. |
| B1819527 | On redundant FSPs, there are times when messages from PHYP are blocked and this is one of those times | See Note. |
| B1819902 | Invalid signal received | See Note. |
| B1819903 | An error occurred reading a registry variable | See Note. |
| B1819904 | Failure to write to registry variable | See Note. |
| B1819905 | Unrecognized power off IPL type | See Note. |
| B1819906 | Invalid value read from registry variable | See Note. |
| B1819907 | Invalid value trying to set registry variable to | See Note. |
| B1819908 | An error occurred writing to the registry | See Note. |
| B1819909 | Failure to write to registry for Controlled Power Off | See Note. |
| B181990A | Failure to write to registry for Loss of AC Power | See Note. |
| B181A000 | Input parameter is incorrect | See Note. |
| B181A001 | Socket connect failure | See Note. |
| B181A004 | Send system call has failed | See Note. |
| B181A005 | Send length not equal to the message length | See Note. |
| B181A006 | Received length not equal to the server message length | See Note. |
| B181A007 | Invalid parameter | See Note. |
| B181A008 | Socket system call failed for server socket | See Note. |
| B181A009 | Bind system call has failed for server socket | See Note. |
| B181A00A | Listen system call has failed for server socket | See Note. |
| B181A00B | Failed to accept socket | See Note. |
| B181A00E | Failed to receive message | See Note. |
| B181A00E | Failed to receive message | See Note. |
| B181A00F | Socket connect failure | See Note. |
| B181A010 | Send system call failure | See Note. |
| B181A012 | An error occurred reading the P0 root path from the registry | See Note. |
| B181A013 | Trying to set invalid power state | See Note. |
| B181A015 | Response doesn't match request | See Note. |
| B181A016 | Incorrect mode | See Note. |
| B181A017 | Function requested is disabled | See Note. |
| B181A018 | Invalid subfunction number | See Note. |
| B181A019 | Function range is disabled | See Note. |
| B181A01C | Sequence error | See Note. |
| B181A01D | Timer creation error | See Note. |
| B181A01E | Resetting timer has failed | See Note. |
| B181A01F | Resetting scroll lock has failed | See Note. |
| B181A021 | Error in starting process as a daemon | See Note. |
| B181A024 | Failure to start thread | See Note. |
| B181A025 | Type undefined for given function. Probably invalid function number | See Note. |
| B181A027 | Unexpected signal received | See Note. |
| B181A028 | An unsupported event id was received | See Note. |
| B181A029 | Failed to select socket | See Note. |
| B181A02A | Timed out waiting for select | See Note. |
| B181A02B | Failed to select socket | See Note. |
| B181A02C | Timed out waiting for select | See Note. |
| B181A02E | The client has gone away | See Note. |
| B181A02F | The server has gone away | See Note. |
| B181A031 | Failure building the display | See Note. |
| B181A032 | Error while attempting to program panel buttons or displaying to Panel | See Note. |
| B181A033 | Failed to read path from registry | See Note. |
| B181A036 | Failed to remove an old message queue | See Note. |
| B181A038 | Event message queue send failed | See Note. |
| B181A039 | Event message queue receive failed | See Note. |
| B181A03A | Failed to allocate memory for event | See Note. |
| B181A040 | Failed thread conditional broadcast | See Note. |
| B181A041 | Failed to create thread | See Note. |
| B181A042 | Failed to synchronize with server process | See Note. |
| B181A043 | An error occurred while reading a Registry value | See Note. |
| B181A044 | Failed to synchronize with client process | See Note. |
| B181A049 | VPNL returned error while executing the specified function | See Note. |
| B181A050 | Error getting function state | See Note. |
| B181A051 | The caller has elected to NOT wait for VPD collection to complete | See Note. |
| B181A054 | The specified RID does not correspond to a physically present op-panel | See Note. |
| B181A055 | An op-panel is currently active, and therefore the 'activate' request cannot be performed | See Note. |
| B181A056 | Another concurrent maintenance operation is in progress | See Note. |
| B181A057 | Failure to lock a mutex | See Note. |
| B181A058 | Failure to unlock a mutex | See Note. |
| B181A059 | An op-panel is not currently active, and therefore the 'deactivate' request cannot be performed | See Note. |
| B181A05A | This event indicates that the panel will not be activated for the system because it is a Redundant FSP, MLx system with the new FSP cables | See Note. |
| B181A061 | Failure to initialize thread attribute variable | See Note. |
| B181A062 | Failure to set thread attribute variable | See Note. |
| B181A063 | Failure to cancel thread | See Note. |
| B181A064 | Failed to get VPD state | See Note. |
| B181A065 | Failed to get the maximum number of RIDs from VPD | See Note. |
| B181A066 | Failed to get RID number from VPD | See Note. |
| B181A069 | More than one op-panel is physically present in the system | See Note. |
| B181A071 | The caller's array is too small to contain all the data | See Note. |
| B181A072 | Experienced a problem while trying to detect old message queue | See Note. |
| B181A073 | Timed out waiting for the thread to exit | See Note. |
| B181A074 | Error while waiting for thread to exit | See Note. |
| B181A075 | Error waiting on the 'CCM complete' condition | See Note. |
| B181A076 | Only the primary FSP can activate an op-panel | See Note. |
| B181A077 | Failed to get power state | See Note. |
| B181A078 | An error occurred trying to extract the Display SRC function symbol from the panel client library | See Note. |
| B181A079 | An error occurred trying to setup the environment to have the correct library path for finding the panel client library | See Note. |
| B181A07A | Error reading VPD | See Note. |
| B181A07B | Invalid RID count | See Note. |
| B181A07C | No sibling FSP found | See Note. |
| B181A201 | Invalid field update specified in request | See Note. |
| B181A203 | An unsupported operation was requested | See Note. |
| B181A204 | Failed IPL request | See Note. |
| B181A206 | Error returned from IPL lock function | See Note. |
| B181A207 | Failed lamp test | See Note. |
| B181A208 | Error returned while reading registry | See Note. |
| B181A209 | Registry write failure | See Note. |
| B181A20A | The operation request is not allowed because it was requested on the backup FSP | See Note. |
| B181A20B | Invalid request from caller | See Note. |
| B181A20C | This request has NULL output data pointer | See Note. |
| B181A20D | Error returned from dump function | See Note. |
| B181A20E | The requested function is not within the valid range or it is an unsupported function | See Note. |
| B181A20F | Error from mailbox | See Note. |
| B181A211 | Rejected specified function/ subfunction request | See Note. |
| B181A214 | The requested function is not within the valid range or it is an unsupported function | See Note. |
| B181A215 | SPCN Panel function (07) is disabled | See Note. |
| B181A216 | FSP dump failed | See Note. |
| B181A217 | Requested subfunction is outside the valid range | See Note. |
| B181A219 | Invalid signal received by process | See Note. |
| B181B000 | Invalid parameter passed by the user | See Note. |
| B181B001 | Update for the given keyword not allowed for second time | See Note. |
| B181B004 | Cannot find given record | See Note. |
| B181B005 | VTOC record not found | See Note. |
| B181B006 | Failure reading / finding the module VPD file | See Note. |
| B181B009 | RLCA Index greater than number of RLCA entries | See Note. |
| B181B00A | Invalid length of parameter | See Note. |
| B181B00B | Failure to read VPD File Path registry | See Note. |
| B181B00C | Error reading NVRAM entry | See Note. |
| B181B00E | We had an error opening the file for the given resource ID | See Note. |
| B181B00F | We were unable to gain a lock on a VPD file | See Note. |
| B181B010 | We had an error reading the VPD file | See Note. |
| B181B011 | We were unable to unlock the file | See Note. |
| B181B012 | Unable to build location code for the FRU | See Note. |
| B181B013 | Error trying to locate the file | See Note. |
| B181B014 | Invalid format for the VPD | See Note. |
| B181B015 | Error renaming file | See Note. |
| B181B016 | We had an error closing and/or unlocking the file | See Note. |
| B181B017 | Cannot find given keyword in the block | See Note. |
| B181B01B | Cannot read VPD node for the given RID | See Note. |
| B181B01C | Cannot find PT keyword in the VTOC record | See Note. |
| B181B01D | Invalid input buffer length | See Note. |
| B181B01E | Error while writing to the registry | See Note. |
| B181B01F | Failure reading configurated id of machine model registry | See Note. |
| B181B020 | Invalid parameter passed by the user | See Note. |
| B181B024 | Error reading ECC for VHDR block | See Note. |
| B181B027 | Invalid VTOC record length | See Note. |
| B181B028 | We failed trying to get smart chip block size | See Note. |
| B181B02A | Error initializing smart chips | See Note. |
| B181B02C | There was a failure trying to update one of the smart chip blocks | See Note. |
| B181B030 | Unable to find input resource ID in the RID table | See Note. |
| B181B031 | Cannot find rlca index for the given location code | See Note. |
| B181B032 | We were trying to generate a FRU callout because we had an error in one of the external interface and in process of generating that error we ran into another error | See Note. |
| B181B033 | Cannot find MF tag for 1002 slotmap | See Note. |
| B181B035 | Error writing Machine Brand registry | See Note. |
| B181B036 | We failed trying to get smart chip block size | See Note. |
| B181B037 | Invalid length for the keyword in the VPD | See Note. |
| B181B038 | Invalid Block id passed by the user | See Note. |
| B181B03A | Unable to find input resource ID in the RID table | See Note. |
| B181B03B | Cannot find data port node for VRM information | See Note. |
| B181B03C | Error initializing I2C devices | See Note. |
| B181B03D | Writing to I2C device failed | See Note. |
| B181B03E | Error trying to read the module VPD from the I2C Chip | See Note. |
| B181B03F | Reading thermal sensor data failed for the given FRU | See Note. |
| B181B040 | Invalid controller type for frequency controller | See Note. |
| B181B041 | Someone has requested the SMP cable ID on a non MLx system | See Note. |
| B181B043 | Invalid RID or invalid FSP ID | See Note. |
| B181B044 | The Input RID does not have a redundant resource associated with it | See Note. |
| B181B045 | Invalid bit definition for 9551 controllers | See Note. |
| B181B046 | Invalid bit definition for 9552 controllers | See Note. |
| B181B049 | Invalid data | See Note. |
| B181B04A | Invalid keyword format VPD | See Note. |
| B181B04B | Invalid description length for keyword format VPD | See Note. |
| B181B04C | Invalid offset found in the keyword format VPD | See Note. |
| B181B04E | Invalid offset | See Note. |
| B181B04F | No 0x84 tag found | See Note. |
| B181B050 | Invalid offset for the PT keyword in VTOC record | See Note. |
| B181B051 | Invalid VTOC record offset | See Note. |
| B181B052 | Invalid VHDR record size | See Note. |
| B181B053 | Error reading "PR" keyword from the VINI record for the given RID | See Note. |
| B181B054 | Invalid IN keyword size. Found zero number of VSRC entries | See Note. |
| B181B055 | Zero plug count found for the given RID | See Note. |
| B181B056 | Unsupported Resource Type | See Note. |
| B181B057 | Unsupported Record Type | See Note. |
| B181B059 | Offset is greater than buffer size | See Note. |
| B181B05A | Invalid 200A Slotmap | See Note. |
| B181B05B | Cannot find rlca index for the given slca index | See Note. |
| B181B05C | Cannot find rlca index | See Note. |
| B181B05D | Failure to write Registry with Raw VPD data | See Note. |
| B181B061 | Unable to use either VPD Chip because we could not reach them or they are garded out | Ensure the little VPD card with the blue handle (to the upper right of the service processor card) is properly installed. The VPD card may need to be replaced. See Note. |
| B181B063 | Incorrect size passed in by user | See Note. |
| B181B064 | Caller has asked us to update an invalid type of FRU | See Note. |
| B181B065 | Failed to read anchor card VPD | See Note. |
| B181B067 | Error converting to multiple stanza format converged VPD | See Note. |
| B181B068 | Error converting to multiple stanza format keyword format VPD | See Note. |
| B181B06D | Failed to process VPD chip | See Note. |
| B181B06E | Failed to get RLCA index for a resource ID | See Note. |
| B181B073 | We read an invalid Machine Type Model from the VPD | See Note. |
| B181B07A | Legacy SC buffer greater than original buffer | See Note. |
| B181B07C | Cannot find old file in directory | See Note. |
| B181B07E | Failed to write RLCA table | See Note. |
| B181B080 | No valid Service Processor VPD was found on this system | See Note. |
| B181B082 | No VPD collected for given processor card | See Note. |
| B181B083 | Pin failure failed after root node mismatch | See Note. |
| B181B084 | Pin failure is successful after root node mismatch | See Note. |
| B181B085 | Invalid FRU Detect Data Port Type Found in VPD | See Note. |
| B181B086 | We failed when trying to read the SMP cable ID from the 9552 controller on this MLx system | See Note. |
| B181B087 | VPD Firmware had an error in trying to detect if this FRU was actually present or not on the system | See Note. |
| B181B088 | No plug detect node found for this RID but the RLCA table said there should be | See Note. |
| B181B089 | Error in finding out which FSP it is | See Note. |
| B181B08A | We were unable to determine the maximum number of Resource ID's for the input FRU type | See Note. |
| B181B08B | Failed trying to determine the Resource ID's associated with the given FRU type | See Note. |
| B181B08C | We had a failure finding the LED node for this processor card | See Note. |
| B181B08D | We had a failure reading the SMP cable ID on a processor card | See Note. |
| B181B08E | We had a mismatch in the cable ID between two processor cards | See Note. |
| B181B08F | There was a failure trying to configure 9555/9554 controller | See Note. |
| B181B090 | There was a failure trying to create smart chip blocks | See Note. |
| B181B091 | Error occurred while locking/unlocking DASD device | See Note. |
| B181B092 | VPD Firmware had an error in trying to read the size of a registry key | See Note. |
| B181B093 | Failed to open source directory while copying a directory | See Note. |
| B181B094 | Locking the VPD file has failed | See Note. |
| B181B095 | Unlocking the VPD file has failed | See Note. |
| B181B097 | Cannot find DR keyword in the given record while updating legacy smart chip VPD | See Note. |
| B181B098 | TM field is already updated once. Second update for the given keyword not allowed because TYPE part of MTM does not match | See Note. |
| B181B099 | Firmware needs to add support for an additional resource to the given FRU type | See Note. |
| B181B09A | Failed to get FRU status for the given RID in registry update function | See Note. |
| B181B09B | Failed to read the VPD and update the registry entry for the input RID | See Note. |
| B181B09C | Error writing NVRAM to VPD | See Note. |
| B181B09D | Mismatch in VPD vs NVRAM | See Note. |
| B181B09E | Failed to write System NVRAM values out to VPD | See Note. |
| B181B09F | Failed to write Enclosure NVRAM values out to VPD | See Note. |
| B181B0A0 | Unable to add FRU to the rlcaTable because instanceTable shows no more FRU addition allowed | See Note. |
| B181B0A1 | Invalid algorithm type found in the VPD node for the given RID in the rlcaTable | See Note. |
| B181B0A2 | Failed to update GARD with a resource ID | See Note. |
| B181B0A3 | Failed to GARD out a resource ID | See Note. |
| B181B0A4 | Failed to determine if chip is garded out or not | See Note. |
| B181B0A5 | A chip on the Anchor card has been garded out | See Note. |
| B181B0A7 | Failure to write registry for update status | See Note. |
| B181B0A8 | Failure attempting to read the system configuration file | See Note. |
| B181B0A9 | Failed to input line from system file | See Note. |
| B181B0AA | Mismatch SN or PN between primary and redundant fsp recollect during VPD verification | See Note. |
| B181B0AB | Error reading smart chip legacy block size | See Note. |
| B181B0AD | Error reading Raw Machine type model registry | See Note. |
| B181B0AF | Failed to process message for VPD | See Note. |
| B181B0B5 | Cannot find RID for FRU_SP for this FSP | See Note. |
| B181B0B6 | Error synchronizing file to the other FSP | See Note. |
| B181B0B7 | Error reading system type registry | See Note. |
| B181B0B8 | Error converting FRU type | See Note. |
| B181B0B9 | Error converting FRU type | See Note. |
| B181B0BB | Sibling FSP state is set to NOT working | See Note. |
| B181B0BC | Unable to locate string in file | See Note. |
| B181B0BD | Invalid number of processor cards are present | See Note. |
| B181B0BE | Checksum in the VPD data does not match calculated checksum | See Note. |
| B181B0BF | Someone tries to read/write a keyword in corrupt VPD | See Note. |
| B181B0C0 | Failure in getting the other RID from the system configuration file | See Note. |
| B181B0C1 | Error in updating CCMM registry with the new primary RID | See Note. |
| B181B0C2 | VPD is not collected both for primary RID and redundant RID or its child RID | See Note. |
| B181B0C4 | Failed to read GPIO pin value from FSP extender | See Note. |
| B181B0C5 | Invalid number rlcaTable entries | See Note. |
| B181B0C6 | New value has been written to the hyperboot capability registry | See Note. |
| B181B0C7 | Error while getting the hyperboot capability registry value | See Note. |
| B181B0C8 | VPD could not collect more Oppanel VPD for ASMI | See Note. |
| B181B0C9 | No Oppanels present in system | See Note. |
| B181B0CA | Invalid raw brand name | See Note. |
| B181B0CB | Failed to copy or rename directory | See Note. |
| B181B0CC | Failed to remove directory | See Note. |
| B181B101 | VPD indicates that no VPD headers are available | See Note. |
| B181B102 | Location code for the associated resource ID not found in the VPD header array | See Note. |
| B181B103 | Location code for the associated resource ID is not NULL terminated | See Note. |
| B181B104 | Parent location code of resource ID being processed is not null terminated | See Note. |
| B181B105 | The length of the location code being built is going to exceed the maximum allowed | See Note. |
| B181B106 | Call made to read location code for a resource ID of zero | See Note. |
| B181B107 | Call made to read location code, but the buffer provided is not large enough to hold a maximum length location code | See Note. |
| B181B108 | Location code for the associated resource ID has a length mismatch | See Note. |
| B181B109 | Call made to read location code, but the buffer reference provided was a NULL pointer | See Note. |
| B181B10B | Failed to get number of headers from VPD | See Note. |
| B181B10C | Failed to get all headers from VPD | See Note. |
| B181B10D | Failed to process a resource ID | See Note. |
| B181B10E | Failed to get maximum number of RIDs for enclosure | See Note. |
| B181B10F | Failed to get RID numbers for enclosure | See Note. |
| B181B110 | Failed to get enclosure number and index using RID | See Note. |
| B181B111 | Error reading enclosure Feature Code and model data | See Note. |
| B181B112 | Error reading system Type/Model data | See Note. |
| B181B113 | Error reading system serial number data | See Note. |
| B181B114 | Error updating location code | See Note. |
| B181B115 | Failed to get RID number of children | See Note. |
| B181B116 | Maximum number of RIDs returned is zero | See Note. |
| B181B117 | Data length mismatch while reading enclosure Feature Code and model data | See Note. |
| B181B118 | Data length mismatch while reading enclosure serial number data | See Note. |
| B181B119 | Data length mismatch while reading system type/model data | See Note. |
| B181B11A | Data length mismatch while reading system serial number data | See Note. |
| B181B11B | Failed to read rlca table from VPD | See Note. |
| B181B11C | The rlca was searched for a FRU_ID of "VV" which is the starting point of the VPD tree. However, no "VV" entry was found in the rlca | See Note. |
| B181B11D | An FRU_ID "VV" root was being processed and an error was returned | See Note. |
| B181B11E | An enclosure was being processed and an error was returned | See Note. |
| B181B11F | User input invalid parameter | See Note. |
| B181B120 | Error returned from reading VPD registry | See Note. |
| B181B121 | Could not find VPD registry entry | See Note. |
| B181B201 | Call was made to read location codes, but a NULL buffer pointer was provided | See Note. |
| B181B202 | Call was made to read location codes, but the input buffer provided is not large enough to hold all the LED location codes | See Note. |
| B181B204 | Call was made to get LED access data, but the input location code pointer was NULL | See Note. |
| B181B205 | Call was made to get LED access data, but the input location code was not NULL terminated | See Note. |
| B181B207 | Call was made drive an LED to a specific state but the class controller type is invalid or not supported | See Note. |
| B181B208 | Failed to open I2C bus | See Note. |
| B181B209 | Failed to close I2C bus | See Note. |
| B181B20A | Failed to transmit data on I2C bus | See Note. |
| B181B20B | Failed to transmit data to the LED lightstrip controller | See Note. |
| B181B20C | Failed to lock the I2C hub | See Note. |
| B181B20D | The specified LED state is not valid | See Note. |
| B181B20E | Failed to get GMNOL from VPD | See Note. |
| B181B20F | Failed to get GAL from VPD | See Note. |
| B181B210 | Call was made to read the number of enclosure LEDs, but none was found | See Note. |
| B181B211 | Failed to read LED location codes | See Note. |
| B181B212 | Failed to drive LED to specified state | See Note. |
| B181B213 | Failed to drive LED to specified state | See Note. |
| B181B214 | Failed to transmit data to the I2C hub | See Note. |
| B181B215 | Failed to transmit park data to the I2C hub | See Note. |
| B181C000 | VPD failure | See Note. |
| B181C001 | Session entry failure | See Note. |
| B181C002 | Failed network client call | See Note. |
| B181C003 | Invalid authentication level or requestor was set | See Note. |
| B181C004 | PHyp returned an error when attempting to open a PHyp session | See Note. |
| B181C005 | Data buffer error | See Note. |
| B181C006 | Failed Mailbox function call | See Note. |
| B181C007 | Failed to read from or write to a registry entry | See Note. |
| B181C008 | Internal event error | See Note. |
| B181C009 | Internal file error | See Note. |
| B181C00A | Internal VTTY error | See Note. |
| B181C00B | Failed to signal a broadcast event | See Note. |
| B181C00C | Failed to successfully create a virtual serial object while running the virtual serial open command | See Note. |
| B181C00D | A virtual serial client attempted to open a virtual serial session before PHYP reached standby/runtime state | See Note. |
| B181C00E | The DMA component returned an error log while attempting to read the VTTY buffer | See Note. |
| B181C00F | Received an error while trying to access the leds file | See Note. |
| B181C010 | Received an error while accessing the semaphore object for the leds table during the lock table command | See Note. |
| B181C011 | API error | See Note. |
| B181C012 | Failure to calculate the timestamp stored in the session entry object | See Note. |
| B181C013 | Failed to acknowledge surveillance | See Note. |
| B181C014 | Internal lock error | See Note. |
| B181C015 | Failed to obtain file lock | See Note. |
| B181C016 | Failed to release file lock | See Note. |
| B181C017 | Failed to access a file through the utility | See Note. |
| B181C018 | Unable to authenticate password for an authorized virtual serial session | See Note. |
| B181C019 | Failed to reset reload | See Note. |
| B181C01A | PHYP status error | See Note. |
| B181C01B | HMC/FSP interface protocol violation | See Note. |
| B181C01C | Internal error | See Note. |
| B181C01D | Protocol error | See Note. |
| B181C01E | Failed to get the cage and frame number | See Note. |
| B181C01F | Did not receive a valid data length or ack value | See Note. |
| B181C020 | MP command cannot be executed since MP state is incorrect | See Note. |
| B181C021 | Failed to write partial lid for code update | See Note. |
| B181C022 | Internal error | See Note. |
| B181C023 | Precondition failure | See Note. |
| B181C024 | Request to open a PHyp connection was denied because the tool type is not allowed to perform that operation | See Note. |
| B181C025 | Concurrent maintenance lock access failure | See Note. |
| B181D101 | Failed to write to file | See Note. |
| B181D102 | Failed to read breakpoint attention | See Note. |
| B181D103 | File write operation failed | See Note. |
| B181D107 | Failed to initialize the Hypervisor service routine flag | See Note. |
| B181D108 | Failed to read from registry | See Note. |
| B181D10A | Null pointer while trying to enable attentions | See Note. |
| B181D10C | Failure in Unmask attentions interface | See Note. |
| B181D10D | JTAG failed while waiting for attention | See Note. |
| B181D10E | Failed to write to MainStore | See Note. |
| B181D10F | JTAG read failure while reading the Interrupt Status Register | See Note. |
| B181D110 | Fail to get the Hardware level in the JTAG controller | See Note. |
| B181D111 | Failed to enable attentions | See Note. |
| B181D112 | Timeout while waiting for JTAG lock | See Note. |
| B181D113 | Request for system dump failed after getting attention | See Note. |
| B181D115 | Utility read failure on a breakpoint attention | See Note. |
| B181D116 | Utility write failure while writing the terminate flag | See Note. |
| B181D117 | Failure while trying to open a file on a breakpoint attention | See Note. |
| B181D118 | Phyp wrote an invalid SRC in the attention area in MainStore | See Note. |
| B181D119 | Master FSP Communications failure | See Note. |
| B181D11A | Utility write failure while writing the terminate flag | See Note. |
| B181D11C | Spurious attention detected after attempt to clear all attentions for ISR | See Note. |
| B181D11D | Failed to get the reserve | See Note. |
| B181D11E | Failed while attempting to release the reserve | See Note. |
| B181D11F | No error created on a processor checkstop | See Note. |
| B181D120 | Failed to read mainstore after a breakpoint attention | See Note. |
| B181D121 | Failed to write to mainstore after a breakpoint attention | See Note. |
| B181D122 | Failed to write the ISR back to the JTAG controller | See Note. |
| B181D123 | Failed to release the JTAG lock | See Note. |
| B181D124 | Failure when getting functional group | See Note. |
| B181D125 | Failure while mapping mainstore to get attention area | See Note. |
| B181D126 | Failed while reading the mainstore area | See Note. |
| B181D127 | Get data failure | See Note. |
| B181D128 | Failure to instantiate an object | See Note. |
| B181D129 | Attentions not found exceeded threshold | See Note. |
| B181D12A | Server process failed | See Note. |
| B181D12B | Interface failure | See Note. |
| B181D12C | Interface failure | See Note. |
| B181D12D | Interface failure | See Note. |
| B181D12E | Disable attentions failed | See Note. |
| B181D130 | Interface failure on an asset protection attention | See Note. |
| B181D131 | A trace trigger attention was detected | See Note. |
| B181D132 | Detected a clock stop on error attention | See Note. |
| B181D133 | Server process failed | See Note. |
| B181D134 | Failed to synchronize with client process | See Note. |
| B181D135 | Utility read failed to read the current state of the State Manager | See Note. |
| B181D136 | Invalid type of attention | See Note. |
| B181D137 | A TI was detected during either dump, power off or dump transition | See Note. |
| B181D138 | Manufacturing interface to read the policy flag failed | See Note. |
| B181D139 | Call to generate event failed during a Non IO checkstop | See Note. |
| B181D13A | Utility read failed to read the current role of the FSP | See Note. |
| B181D13B | FSP Dump event timed out | See Note. |
| B181D13C | Reset reload while handling P5IOC recovered error | See Note. |
| B181E001 | Call home enabled but no destination phone numbers programmed | See Note. |
| B181E002 | Failed to receive message | See Note. |
| B181E003 | Pager data was not programmed | See Note. |
| B181E004 | Error writing to serial port | See Note. |
| B181E005 | The customer AGN account information is missing | See Note. |
| B181E006 | Missing data from setup | See Note. |
| B181E007 | Failed fork system call | See Note. |
| B181E008 | Failed to rebuild the error log during call home | See Note. |
| B181E009 | Failed fork system call | See Note. |
| B181E00A | Child process failed | See Note. |
| B181E00B | Child process failed | See Note. |
| B181E00C | Child process died due to unhandled signal | See Note. |
| B181E00D | Child process died due to unhandled signal | See Note. |
| B181E00E | Failed trying to put the symptom string together | See Note. |
| B181E010 | Serial port open failed | See Note. |
| B181E011 | The file descriptor was is not valid | See Note. |
| B181E012 | Failed select system call | See Note. |
| B181E015 | Sending message on socket failed | See Note. |
| B181E016 | Failed to get socket | See Note. |
| B181E017 | Failed to get socket | See Note. |
| B181E01E | Call home test | See Note. |
| B181E01F | User issued a call home test | See Note. |
| B181E025 | Failed serial port echo | See Note. |
| B181E026 | Failed serial port echo | See Note. |
| B181E027 | Trying to do call home test on same port that ASMI is active on | See Note. |
| B181E028 | Trying to do call home test on same port that ASMI is active on | See Note. |
| B181E101 | String was found in the input data and the system reIPL has been requested | See Note. |
| B181E201 | Received an error and did not attempt a reboot | See Note. |
| B181E202 | Received an error waiting for the backup FSP to terminate | See Note. |
| B181E303 | Invalid modifier | See Note. |
| B181E30B | Cannot Query for LED Table | See Note. |
| B181E30D | The request sent in is not a valid request type for this function | See Note. |
| B181E310 | Invalid request type | See Note. |
| B181E315 | Failed on retry for SPCN command | See Note. |
| B181E31B | Failed to get LED state control | See Note. |
| B181E31C | SPCN PRS command to collect LED data did not return any data | See Note. |
| B181E31D | SPCN command to control the physical attention LED has failed | See Note. |
| B181E31E | Failed to get location code table from PHYP | See Note. |
| B181E400 | Attempt to open file failed | See Note. |
| B181E401 | Attempt to open file failed | See Note. |
| B181E402 | Attempt to open file failed | See Note. |
| B181E403 | Attempt to close file failed | See Note. |
| B181E404 | Attempt to close file failed | See Note. |
| B181E405 | Attempt to open file failed | See Note. |
| B181E406 | Attempt to open file failed | See Note. |
| B181E407 | Attempt to open file failed | See Note. |
| B181E408 | Attempt to close file failed | See Note. |
| B181E409 | Attempt to close file failed | See Note. |
| B181E40A | Detected DRAM Recovered Errors | See Note. |
| B181E40B | Detected NVRAM Recovered Errors | See Note. |
| B181E40C | Failed to get statistics | See Note. |
| B181E40D | Attempt to open directory failed | See Note. |
| B181E40E | Attempt to open file failed | See Note. |
| B181E40F | File system corrupted | See Note. |
| B181E411 | Failed to get the maximum number of RIDs from VPD | See Note. |
| B181E412 | Failed to get the RID from VPD | See Note. |
| B181E425 | Failed to initialize thread attributes | See Note. |
| B181E426 | Failed to set thread to deattached state | See Note. |
| B181E427 | Attempt to accept a client request failed | See Note. |
| B181E428 | Attempt to receive client message failed | See Note. |
| B181E429 | Failed to send response to client | See Note. |
| B181E42A | Unknown client command received | See Note. |
| B181E42F | Another instance of the process is already running | See Note. |
| B181E430 | Failed thread call | See Note. |
| B181E432 | System call for mutex failed | See Note. |
| B181E436 | Client failed to send its heartbeat message within the stipulated time | See Note. |
| B181E437 | Error while trying to connect to the daemon | See Note. |
| B181E438 | Error while trying send or receive data with the daemon | See Note. |
| B181E439 | Failed to synchronize with server | See Note. |
| B181E43A | Failed fork system call | See Note. |
| B181E43B | Could not close the client socket | See Note. |
| B181E43C | Error while attempting to close server address socket | See Note. |
| B181E43D | Failed to read path from registry | See Note. |
| B181E43E | Error while trying to signal event to notify HMC of the change in the HMC Surveillance Flag | See Note. |
| B181E43F | Error returned while attempting to write to the registry | See Note. |
| B181E440 | Error returned when attempting to read the registry | See Note. |
| B181E441 | Error trying to notify PHYP of the change in HMC flag | See Note. |
| B181E443 | Invalid type | See Note. |
| B181E444 | Could not flatten log to send to client | See Note. |
| B181E445 | Error while attempting to extract flattened log sent from the daemon | See Note. |
| B181E446 | Client gateway was not able to talk to the master FSP | See Note. |
| B181E448 | Gateway address creation to send surveillance heart beat to master FSP failed | See Note. |
| B181E449 | Failed to connect to client gateway | See Note. |
| B181E44A | Failed to kill the Common Message Server of a failed HMC client | See Note. |
| B181E44F | Error while trying to reset the watchdog timer | See Note. |
| B181E451 | Failed to query managed information | See Note. |
| B181E453 | Attempt to bind to the listening address failed | See Note. |
| B181E454 | Attempt to listen in server address failed | See Note. |
| B181E455 | Attempt to open directory failed | See Note. |
| B181E457 | The mux id requested to ping is not valid | See Note. |
| B181E458 | Another component had an error | See Note. |
| B181E45B | Error while attempting to create listening socket | See Note. |
| B181E45C | Invalid Response Interval sent | See Note. |
| B181E45D | Error while trying to create server address | See Note. |
| B181E460 | Failed to set thread schedule policy | See Note. |
| B181E462 | Failed to get the maximum allowed thread priority | See Note. |
| B181E463 | Failed to get the scheduling parameter | See Note. |
| B181E464 | Failed to set scheduling parameter to thread | See Note. |
| B181E500 | Bad hardware | See Note. |
| B181E601 | Error while attempting to read registry | See Note. |
| B181E602 | Another process is already running | See Note. |
| B181E604 | Network client failed to send or receive | See Note. |
| B181E606 | Invalid major operation received | See Note. |
| B181E607 | Error while attempting to create listening socket | See Note. |
| B181E608 | Failed to send from network server | See Note. |
| B181E609 | Failed fork system call | See Note. |
| B181E60A | Error returned while initializing a thread attribute | See Note. |
| B181E60B | Error returned while setting a thread attribute | See Note. |
| B181E60C | Error returned while creating a thread | See Note. |
| B181E60F | Received an invalid component type while attempting to create handler thread | See Note. |
| B181E610 | Network client failed to connect | See Note. |
| B181E611 | Network client failed to send or receive | See Note. |
| B181E612 | Network client failed to close | See Note. |
| B181E613 | Failed to synchronize with server | See Note. |
| B181E614 | Failed to bind to socket | See Note. |
| B181E615 | Failed to listen to socket | See Note. |
| B181E616 | Network server failed to connect | See Note. |
| B181E618 | Failed to initialize mutex | See Note. |
| B181E619 | Error encountered while locking mutex | See Note. |
| B181E61A | Error encountered while unlocking mutex | See Note. |
| B181E61B | Network server failed to close | See Note. |
| B181E61C | Failed to return log | See Note. |
| B181E61D | Unknown minor operation id received | See Note. |
| B181E620 | Invalid operation requested to data correlation handler | See Note. |
| B181E621 | Failed to create object | See Note. |
| B181E622 | Network client failed to close | See Note. |
| B181E623 | Network client failed to send or receive | See Note. |
| B181E625 | No file name sent in by client | See Note. |
| B181E627 | Non existent registry variable sent | See Note. |
| B181E628 | File does not exist | See Note. |
| B181E629 | Error attempting to open file for reading or writing | See Note. |
| B181E62A | Error while reading file | See Note. |
| B181E62B | Error while attempting write registry | See Note. |
| B181E62C | Error while writing to the file | See Note. |
| B181E62D | Backup is not running from the same flash side as primary FSP | See Note. |
| B181E62F | Sibling returned error on the requested operation | See Note. |
| B181E633 | Error returned while attempting to create event handler object | See Note. |
| B181E634 | Invalid event id was received | See Note. |
| B181E635 | Error while attempting to signal Fsp Role Change event | See Note. |
| B181E64A | Backup FSP has a different level that the primary FSP | See Note. |
| B181E64B | Primary and backup FSP have different lid levels loaded | See Note. |
| B181E64C | Error returned when a flattened log was attempted to be restored | See Note. |
| B181E64D | Error unflattening the log sent by primary FSP | See Note. |
| B181E64F | Invalid role in the FSP | See Note. |
| B181E650 | Invalid fail-over type requested | See Note. |
| B181E656 | MUX control could not be taken | See Note. |
| B181E657 | Unrecognized routing type received | See Note. |
| B181E659 | Requested IPL failed | See Note. |
| B181E65B | Failed to determine fail-over type | See Note. |
| B181E65C | Surveillance failure of primary FSP detected at pre-standby state | See Note. |
| B181E65F | Error attempting to determine if the current platform can support redundant FSP | See Note. |
| B181E660 | The system is in a state where fail-over operation cannot be initiated | See Note. |
| B181E661 | Sibling returned error on the requested operation | See Note. |
| B181E663 | Fail-over operation is not allowed | See Note. |
| B181E664 | Force Terminate and fail-over operation is requested | See Note. |
| B181E665 | Failed to terminate and force a fail-over | See Note. |
| B181E666 | Requested FSP IPL failed | See Note. |
| B181E667 | Invalid IPL type | See Note. |
| B181E669 | Failed to determine fail-over type | See Note. |
| B181E66D | AFO request received from primary FSP | See Note. |
| B181E66E | EFO operation is being performed by backup to take control of the host system | See Note. |
| B181E66F | Non I/O Path fail EFO operation is being performed by backup to take control of the host system | See Note. |
| B181E678 | Error while obtaining mux control | See Note. |
| B181E67B | Failed to close I2C ADAL | See Note. |
| B181E683 | Error while attempting to read Fsp Role registry | See Note. |
| B181E684 | Sibling returned error on the requested operation | See Note. |
| B181E686 | Error in connecting to address to talk to the Common Message Server of a failed HMC client | See Note. |
| B181E687 | Failed to kill the Common Message Server of a failed HMC client | See Note. |
| B181E689 | Sibling returned error on the requested operation | See Note. |
| B181E68A | The fail-over enable key has been changed by HMC | See Note. |
| B181E68B | Sibling has requested to initiate reset/reload operation | See Note. |
| B181E68C | Powering off primary FSP to get the hardware muxes released | See Note. |
| B181E68F | Backup FSP is not at Runtime | See Note. |
| B181E690 | Fail-over cannot be enabled at runtime without having a backup that has not IPLed the system even once | See Note. |
| B181E692 | Error trying to get FSP alpha version key | See Note. |
| B181E693 | Failed check for fail-over capable | See Note. |
| B181E699 | Unknown HMC command received | See Note. |
| B181E69D | Attempt to restart discovery command received | See Note. |
| B181E801 | Failure to read from or write to registry | See Note. |
| B181E802 | Failed to synchronize with client | See Note. |
| B181E803 | Failure with network server | See Note. |
| B181E804 | Thread failure | See Note. |
| B181E805 | Client failure | See Note. |
| B181E806 | Failure when calling Code Update | See Note. |
| B181E807 | Failure from Mailbox function | See Note. |
| B181E808 | Failure to read or write using DMA for SMA Dump Header | See Note. |
| B181E809 | The SMAs that were selected to perform an MP Fatal Dump did not all complete successfully | See Note. |
| B181E80A | System Type was not recognized | See Note. |
| B181E80B | Failure in Load IPC Bootstrap execution | See Note. |
| B181E80C | Null pointer while iterating through the SMAs | See Note. |
| B181E80D | Received invalid initialization type input | See Note. |
| B181E80E | The MP reset procedure failed | See Note. |
| B181E80F | The MP reset procedure failed | See Note. |
| B181E810 | The MP reset procedure failed | See Note. |
| B181E811 | The MP reset procedure failed | See Note. |
| B181E812 | Failure to find a matching SMA Handle for the inputted SMA id | See Note. |
| B181E813 | Received a command to invalidate an SMA Dump when no SMA Dump was present | See Note. |
| B181E814 | Failure in dump utility that reads and formats System Type, Model, and Feature Code | See Note. |
| B181E815 | Failure in attempting to signal event | See Note. |
| B181E81F | Test of log failed | See Note. |
| B181E901 | Reset/reload occurred | See Note. |
| B181E902 | No SRC in log | See Note. |
| B181E90a | Unable to clear bits in the DISR | See Note. |
| B181E90d | No routine for reset/reload call | See Note. |
| B181E90e | Invalid routine for reset/reload call | See Note. |
| B181E90f | Received unexpected signal | See Note. |
| B181E910 | Unable to set bits in the DISR | See Note. |
| B181E911 | Reset/reload occurred | See Note. |
| B181EA00 | Unable to create a session entry object for the specified HMC index | See Note. |
| B181EA01 | Error while packaging outbound payload data for the HMC | See Note. |
| B181EA02 | Failure occurred with another component API | See Note. |
| B181EA03 | Failed to read from or write to registry | See Note. |
| B181EA04 | No Concurrent Maintenance lock found | See Note. |
| B181EA05 | Unable to convert location code to RID | See Note. |
| B181EA06 | Failure occurred with another component API | See Note. |
| B181EA07 | Failure occurred with another component API | See Note. |
| B181EA08 | Failure occurred with another component API | See Note. |
| B181EA09 | Invalid RID for Concurrent Maintenance request | See Note. |
| B181EA0A | Machine type or state incorrect for Concurrent Maintenance operations | See Note. |
| B181EA0B | Node or GX resource failed during hot add | See Note. |
| B181EA0C | Failure occurred with another component API | See Note. |
| B181EA0D | Sequencing failure or cannot write checkpoint because system is transitioning | See Note. |
| B181EA0E | Not enough memory to reserve a GX adapter | See Note. |
| B181EA0F | Failed to read path from registry | See Note. |
| B181EA10 | Detected corruption of the GX reservation area | See Note. |
| B181EA11 | Failed to send activation asynchronization message | See Note. |
| B181EA12 | Failed to create session entry object | See Note. |
| B181EA13 | Unable to gard the FSP | See Note. |
| B181EA14 | Failed to unlock file mutex | See Note. |
| B181EA15 | FSP aborted the transition file | See Note. |
| B181EA16 | Failed to send progress code | See Note. |
| B181EA17 | Unable to read sibling FSP state data | See Note. |
| B181EA18 | Failed to activate power domain | See Note. |
| B181EA19 | Abort detected | See Note. |
| B181EA1A | The system has new FSP cables attached to the system, but they are not the appropriate ones | See Note. |
| B181EA1E | Concurrent Maintenance operation started | See Note. |
| B181EA1F | Concurrent Maintenance operation stopped | See Note. |
| B181EF01 | Only one active object is allowed per process | See Note. |
| B181EF02 | Failed to detect error in normal path | See Note. |
| B181EF03 | Check for valid FSP dump failure | See Note. |
| B181EF0A | External failure writing registry | See Note. |
| B181EF0C | Inconsistency in saved data header | See Note. |
| B181EF0D | Failure reading or writing a file | See Note. |
| B181EF0F | Notify PHYP failure | See Note. |
| B181EF11 | Failed to update headers | See Note. |
| B181EF12 | Failed to update headers | See Note. |
| B181EF13 | Failed to update headers | See Note. |
| B181EF17 | Failed to seek correct position in file | See Note. |
| B181EF1A | Failed to display status to Panel | See Note. |
| B181EF1F | Failed to enable FSP dump | See Note. |
| B181EF28 | I/O controller error | See Note. |
| B181EF2D | Failed to signal for HMC notification | See Note. |
| B181EF2E | Internal HMC notify failure | See Note. |
| B181EF2F | HMC notify failure | See Note. |
| B181EF32 | Failed to initialize I/O controller | See Note. |
| B181EF33 | Failed to close I/O controller | See Note. |
| B181EF34 | Failed to check inputs | See Note. |
| B181EF35 | Failed to check inputs | See Note. |
| B181EF36 | Failed to setup for command | See Note. |
| B181EF37 | Failed to setup for command | See Note. |
| B181EF38 | Failed to trace command | See Note. |
| B181EF39 | Failed to trace command | See Note. |
| B181EF3D | Failed to display status to Panel | See Note. |
| B181EF3E | Failed to read registry | See Note. |
| B181EF3F | Failed to write registry | See Note. |
| B181EF40 | Failed to trace command | See Note. |
| B181EF41 | Failed to trace command | See Note. |
| B181EF42 | NULL command specified | See Note. |
| B181EF44 | Failed default command | See Note. |
| B181EF45 | Failed to zip memory | See Note. |
| B181EF46 | Failed to collect data | See Note. |
| B181EF4A | Failed to read registry | See Note. |
| B181EF4B | Failed to write registry | See Note. |
| B181EF4C | Failed to complete headers | See Note. |
| B181EF4D | Failed to complete dumped headers | See Note. |
| B181EF52 | Invalid input for FSP dump | See Note. |
| B181EF53 | No data to gather for FSP dump specified | See Note. |
| B181EF54 | Not enough room left on flash | See Note. |
| B181EF55 | Not enough room left on flash | See Note. |
| B181EF56 | Moving backwards in the FSP dump file caused error | See Note. |
| B181EF57 | Moving backwards in the FSP dump file caused error | See Note. |
| B181EF5A | Failed to get FSP dump id | See Note. |
| B181EF5B | Failed to get FSP dump length | See Note. |
| B181EF5C | Failed to read registry | See Note. |
| B181EF5D | Failed to read registry | See Note. |
| B181EF5E | Failed to execute Panel function 20 | See Note. |
| B181EF5F | Failed to read registry | See Note. |
| B181EF62 | Failed to execute FSP dump | See Note. |
| B181EF63 | Failed to execute FSP dump | See Note. |
| B181EF64 | Failed to execute FSP dump | See Note. |
| B181EF65 | Out of flash failure | See Note. |
| B181EF66 | FSP dump controller failure acknowledged, must continue | See Note. |
| B181EF67 | FSP dump controller failure acknowledged, terminate FSP dump sequence | See Note. |
| B181EF69 | FSP dump controller failure | See Note. |
| B181EF6C | Failed I/O boundary device | See Note. |
| B181EF6D | Failed to write FSP dump | See Note. |
| B181EF71 | Failed to check for valid FSP dump | See Note. |
| B181EF73 | Failed to start FSP dump due to not finding FSP dump file | See Note. |
| B181EF75 | Failed to start FSP dump due to not finding FSP dump file | See Note. |
| B181EF79 | Failed to start FSP dump | See Note. |
| B181EF7A | Failed to increment device bank | See Note. |
| B181EF7B | Failed opening FSP dump device for initial navigation | See Note. |
| B181EF7C | Failed to lock FSP dump device | See Note. |
| B181EF7D | Failed to close FSP dump device | See Note. |
| B181EF7E | Failed initial device navigation | See Note. |
| B181EF7F | Failed to close device navigation | See Note. |
| B181EF80 | Code updated forced clear of all pending and existing FSP dumps | See Note. |
| B181EF81 | Failed FSP dump cancellation checking | See Note. |
| B181EF82 | Cancelled dump due to Code update | See Note. |
| B181EF83 | Failed to invalidate FSP dump | See Note. |
| B181EF84 | Failed to retrieve FSP dump | See Note. |
| B181EF85 | A FSP Dump occurred | See Note. |
| B181EF86 | Failed to read registry | See Note. |
| B181EF87 | Failed to set lid for FSP dump | See Note. |
| B181EF88 | A user or surveillance initiated a FSP dump | See Note. |
| B181EF8B | Failed to set header value | See Note. |
| B181EF8D | Failed to check boot watchdog sideswitch | See Note. |
| B181EF8F | Failed to get dynamic MTD sizing | See Note. |
| B181EF90 | Failure in creating a buffer about a critical FSP dump operation | See Note. |
| B181EF91 | FSP dump was invalidated | See Note. |
| B181EF93 | Cannot enable degraded mode as FSP dump device is locked | See Note. |
| B181EF94 | Temporarily disabled function due to code update | See Note. |
| B181EF95 | Code update deallocated part of FSP dump data and user is trying to access them | See Note. |
| B181EF96 | Can't enable degraded mode because there are FSP dumps pending | See Note. |
| B181EF97 | Degraded partition interface error | See Note. |
| B181EF98 | Inconsistency in the persistent storage area in flash was detected | See Note. |
| B181EF99 | Multiple FSP dump support logic failure | See Note. |
| B181EF9A | Out of FSP dump storage | See Note. |
| B181EF9B | Failed to open file | See Note. |
| B181EF9C | Failed to read registry | See Note. |
| B181EF9D | Confirm bank enablement failure | See Note. |
| B181EF9E | Persistent storage area was reinitialized | See Note. |
| B181EF9F | General failure during initialization of FSP dump | See Note. |
| B181F000 | Failed to remove directory | See Note. |
| B181F003 | Not able to create directory | See Note. |
| B181F004 | Error return from file open command | See Note. |
| B181F005 | Error return trying to read from a file | See Note. |
| B181F006 | Error returned trying to write to a file | See Note. |
| B181F007 | Failed to get status of file | See Note. |
| B181F009 | Error returned trying to seek offset file | See Note. |
| B181F00E | Error returned from a DMA Write attempt | See Note. |
| B181F00F | Failed to get next file space | See Note. |
| B181F010 | Illegal MDRT section size detected | See Note. |
| B181F012 | Failed to determine size of registry variable | See Note. |
| B181F013 | Error return trying to read from the registry | See Note. |
| B181F014 | Error returned trying to write to the registry | See Note. |
| B181F015 | Error returned from thread function | See Note. |
| B181F017 | Error return from another function | See Note. |
| B181F018 | Received an unexpected signal | See Note. |
| B181F019 | Object not found or returned | See Note. |
| B181F01A | The requested Policy value is not in the bounds | See Note. |
| B181F01B | Unable to stop Clocks within the dump hardware collection | See Note. |
| B181F01C | Control Block not valid size or invalid flattened control block | See Note. |
| B181F01E | Status failure in call to create SRC object | See Note. |
| B181F022 | No file spaces left to store dump memory on | See Note. |
| B181F029 | System busy or there is no dump pending flag set | See Note. |
| B181F02C | Override Content has change dump type to NO DUMP | See Note. |
| B181F02D | A No Dump request was made | See Note. |
| B181F02E | Manufacturing Policy Flag has set NO DUMP policy | See Note. |
| B181F02F | No dump correctable error file present | See Note. |
| B181F030 | Mainstore dump not taken | See Note. |
| B181F031 | A correctable error was encountered while invalidating dump | See Note. |
| B181F038 | Termination of the system to occur | See Note. |
| B181F039 | Requested to invalidate the dump on the system | See Note. |
| B181F03B | It was determined that no exit error state IPL would be needed because no mainstore dump is required | See Note. |
| B181F03C | Mainstore dump not taken | See Note. |
| B181F03D | Non-user requested dump and the dump policy is set to NO DUMP | See Note. |
| B181F03E | Dump pending. Must invalidate dump before another dump can be called | See Note. |
| B181F100 | Invalid position on chain | See Note. |
| B181F101 | No chips in chain | See Note. |
| B181F102 | Commands added exceed chain command size | See Note. |
| B181F104 | Chip not found | See Note. |
| B181F105 | Invalid Ring buffer size | See Note. |
| B181F10A | Failure to release lock | See Note. |
| B181F110 | Failure with controller device driver | See Note. |
| B181F111 | Invalid device number | See Note. |
| B181F118 | Abort signaled | See Note. |
| B181F11A | Failure to release lock | See Note. |
| B181F11B | Attempt to release lock that is not held | See Note. |
| B181F125 | Invalid command ID | See Note. |
| B181F126 | Invalid use of get scom JTAG interface | See Note. |
| B181F127 | Invalid use of put scom JTAG interface | See Note. |
| B181F128 | Invalid use of flush JTAG interface | See Note. |
| B181F12C | Unmatched CRC | See Note. |
| B181F12D | Chip detected CRC miscompare on scan-in | See Note. |
| B181F12E | Detected scom attentions | See Note. |
| B181F12F | Bad parity or invalid command | See Note. |
| B181F130 | Invalid flush operation code | See Note. |
| B181F131 | Last bits of chip command status are not 0x01 | See Note. |
| B181F132 | Invalid ring selection | See Note. |
| B181F133 | Clocks did not start | See Note. |
| B181F134 | Could not stop clocks | See Note. |
| B181F135 | Invalid call to enable drivers | See Note. |
| B181F136 | Invalid call to disable drivers | See Note. |
| B181F138 | Scom attention detected on the current chip | See Note. |
| B181F139 | Master Attention Alone detected | See Note. |
| B181F13A | Unrecognized attention type condition | See Note. |
| B181F13B | Invalid function call to attentions | See Note. |
| B181F13D | Prohibited command found during initialize scom IPL step | See Note. |
| B181F13E | Unable to find CEC cage | See Note. |
| B181F140 | Data shows invalid ECID value | See Note. |
| B181F141 | Indicates a potential problem with clock card | See Note. |
| B181F142 | Could not get valid hom id of active clock card | See Note. |
| B181F200 | Configuration failure | See Note. |
| B181F201 | The HOM unit ID is not present in this system | See Note. |
| B181F202 | The mainstore memory size has not been properly initialized | See Note. |
| B181F206 | There is a card in the system that is missing or has corrupted VPD data | See Note. |
| B181F208 | Avoid following the NULL rule facade pointer | See Note. |
| B181F209 | The specified card object was not found | See Note. |
| B181F20A | The call to create a card returned a NULL pointer | See Note. |
| B181F20B | An error occurred while creating a system domain and returned a NULL pointer | See Note. |
| B181F20C | There was an error while attempting to create a group and the function returned a NULL group pointer | See Note. |
| B181F20D | There is an inconsistency between the size of the JTAG chain and the number of JTAG chains counted | See Note. |
| B181F20E | The chip rule facade pointer created was returned as NULL | See Note. |
| B181F211 | Creation of a cage pointer failed | See Note. |
| B181F212 | The cage rule facade pointer was not found | See Note. |
| B181F217 | An error occurred while attempting to create the JTAG controller object and returned a NULL instance pointer | See Note. |
| B181F21C | The instance variable for the JTAG chains is NULL even after successful creation of the chains | See Note. |
| B181F21D | The FRU was not found or does not exist | See Note. |
| B181F21E | The MRU or FRU was not found or does not exist | See Note. |
| B181F21F | Invalid input | See Note. |
| B181F220 | The functional unit for a JTAG operation was not found | See Note. |
| B181F222 | The functional unit has experienced a hardware monitor error | See Note. |
| B181F225 | Attempting to write an invalid frequency to a clock card | See Note. |
| B181F227 | An invalid VPD port number was encountered | See Note. |
| B181F228 | A memory block trying to be referenced is out of range | See Note. |
| B181F22A | There was not enough functional hardware found in the system to continue IPLing | See Note. |
| B181F22B | A memory controller group pointer was initialized to NULL by the cvMapper | See Note. |
| B181F22C | Got an invalid unit id | See Note. |
| B181F239 | Detected a missing chip | See Note. |
| B181F23E | There is a mismatch between the number of nodes present and the type of SMP cable being used | See Note. |
| B181F23F | The mainstore configuration changed from the previous IPL, mainstore cannot be preserved | See Note. |
| B181F241 | Light strips have not been plugged correctly | See Note. |
| B181F242 | The slot specified should NOT be turned on | See Note. |
| B181F243 | PRS data returned indicates that the Light Strip attempting to be powered off was not powered off | See Note. |
| B181F244 | It seems that both clock cards, which should be present in the system, are not present in the system | See Note. |
| B181F245 | This is an unrecognized cable state for this machine | See Note. |
| B181F25E | Cannot get a pointer to the System Fabric Group | See Note. |
| B181F2C0 | Function pointer from dynamic load is NULL | See Note. |
| B181F2C1 | Functional Unit of wrong type | See Note. |
| B181F2CC | Invalid parameter passed in to function | See Note. |
| B181F2CD | Failed trying to release JTAG Controller lock after reading the JTAG Controller's interrupt registers | See Note. |
| B181F2DC | Received an empty list of Chips at attention | See Note. |
| B181F2DE | Elastic Interface Alignment Procedure never completed | See Note. |
| B181F2DF | Fatal IAP Error | See Note. |
| B181F2E0 | Non-fatal IAP Error/Warning | See Note. |
| B181F2E3 | Couldn't get pointer object | See Note. |
| B181F2E4 | Selected elastic interface is Non-functional | See Note. |
| B181F2E5 | One or more lines are stuck low for the ISR because the value read back does not match FF's | See Note. |
| B181F2E6 | The attention line stuck high test failed to clear all the FSP attention lines | See Note. |
| B181F301 | Object not initialized | See Note. |
| B181F304 | Object attributes not set | See Note. |
| B181F305 | Failed to set scom register attributes | See Note. |
| B181F306 | Attributes are not set | See Note. |
| B181F308 | Attributes not yet set | See Note. |
| B181F309 | Could not find a Functional Unit that used the specified ring or register | See Note. |
| B181F30A | Data not extracted | See Note. |
| B181F30B | Data not inserted | See Note. |
| B181F30F | Incorrect buffer size | See Note. |
| B181F310 | Incorrect buffer size | See Note. |
| B181F311 | Required register or ring not present | See Note. |
| B181F312 | File open error | See Note. |
| B181F401 | Illegally calling this function | See Note. |
| B181F405 | Could not create cage rule facade for this cage | See Note. |
| B181F407 | Could not find a unique or default entry for this combination of inputs | See Note. |
| B181F408 | Could not read card slot table - end of file or file failure | See Note. |
| B181F409 | End of file reached before row number found | See Note. |
| B181F40a | Size of array needed exceeds size of array passed in | See Note. |
| B181F40b | Number exceeded maximum number allowed | See Note. |
| B181F40c | Could not open library for the object to create or unflatten | See Note. |
| B181F40d | Could not open class for the object to create or unflatten | See Note. |
| B181F500 | File IO error occurred | See Note. |
| B181F501 | The specified HOM Object was not found | See Note. |
| B181F502 | Specified HOM Object does not exist | See Note. |
| B181F504 | The requested function is invalid | See Note. |
| B181F505 | User attempted to save a HOM signature into a data buffer that was too small for the amount of data to be saved | See Note. |
| B181F506 | Got an invalid unit id | See Note. |
| B181F507 | A thread failed to start | See Note. |
| B181F620 | Failure with functional unit | See Note. |
| B181F621 | Scom bus busy after timeout | See Note. |
| B181F625 | Timed out waiting for instructions to stop | See Note. |
| B181F62A | Timeout reached on scom poll | See Note. |
| B181F62B | Tried a clock operation which isn't supported on this functional unit | See Note. |
| B181F62E | Trying to instruction step while they are still running | See Note. |
| B181F630 | I2C lock counter is a negative number, it should always be positive or zero | See Note. |
| B181F633 | Failure while trying to open the attention handler data file for write operation | See Note. |
| B181F634 | The bits active in the Special Attention register are not supported | See Note. |
| B181F636 | Object pointer returned NULL | See Note. |
| B181F638 | Clocks need to be on or off but mode says not to change state | See Note. |
| B181F639 | Bad parameter passed into function | See Note. |
| B181F63B | Instructions failed to start | See Note. |
| B181F63C | Instructions failed to step | See Note. |
| B181F63D | Unexpected NULL pointer for Fabric Functional unit | See Note. |
| B181F647 | An attention is active from a thread which is not alive | See Note. |
| B181F648 | Cannot process special attention since Memory controller object is null | See Note. |
| B181F649 | XScom is busy or has errors | See Note. |
| B181F64A | FOCR state machine wasn't idle after clearing | See Note. |
| B181F64B | The GR GX auto TLAR calculation failed | See Note. |
| B181F64C | Failed to complete self synchronization | See Note. |
| B181F64D | Error encountered during self synchronization | See Note. |
| B181F64F | Address + entries exceeds maximum SMA External SRAM size | See Note. |
| B181F653 | Service buffer timed out while writing data | See Note. |
| B181F654 | An attention not supported has been detected in SMA hardware | See Note. |
| B181F658 | Invalid data | See Note. |
| B181F659 | Not able to find master or slave target time data for a chip | See Note. |
| B181F65A | GS Figtree database not loaded for this object or Functional Unit | See Note. |
| B181F65D | Memory queues are not idle | See Note. |
| B181F65E | Maintenance command timed out | See Note. |
| B181F65F | Maintenance command failed | See Note. |
| B181F660 | Command in progress while trying to send maintenance command | See Note. |
| B181F661 | Instruction start or stop attempted on non alive thread | See Note. |
| B181F662 | Fabric initialization failed on processor | See Note. |
| B181F663 | Fabric initialization failed on processor | See Note. |
| B181F664 | Fabric Quiesce failed | See Note. |
| B181F67B | Got an invalid unit id or NULL pointer | See Note. |
| B181F67C | Calling function on invalid object | See Note. |
| B181F67D | Operation attempted on nonfunctional Functional unit | See Note. |
| B181F686 | Can't get the associated FRU ID | See Note. |
| B181F689 | Could not find associated Chip | See Note. |
| B181F68C | Unsupported bit(s) set in the local special attention register | See Note. |
| B181F68D | Fir bit indicates problem with SP code or SMI | See Note. |
| B181F6F2 | Microcode failed to execute | See Note. |
| B181F6F3 | Microcode failed to execute | See Note. |
| B181F6F6 | Bootstrap executed successfully, but FSP was not permitted to set MP Available latch | See Note. |
| B181F7A0 | The dump file contains a dump and cannot be read by the saved configuration for fast boot feature to examine the previous system configuration | See Note. |
| B181F7A1 | Figtree library call failed | See Note. |
| B181F7A2 | No TCE region found for GX Controller | See Note. |
| B181F7A7 | No valid MC PLL Multiplier found when MC uses internal clock source | See Note. |
| B181F7A8 | Host PCI enable failed | See Note. |
| B181F7A9 | Host PCI verify failed | See Note. |
| B181F7AB | Memory Sharing Group is an invalid configuration | See Note. |
| B181F7AC | A chip is in Bus Trace Mode, but doesn't have any attached memory | See Note. |
| B181F7AD | Memory group contains chip in Bus Trace Mode, but base address is zero | See Note. |
| B181F7AE | No system EI table found for bus | See Note. |
| B181F7AF | No entry in system EI data table for bus and master chip position | See Note. |
| B181F7B8 | Resource pointer was NULL | See Note. |
| B181F7B9 | The passed in buffer pointer was NULL | See Note. |
| B181F7BA | Couldn't find frequency data type requested | See Note. |
| B181F7BB | The system resource(s) in the callout list failed a system configuration test | See Note. |
| B181F7BC | The user specified LMB size is not valid for this system's memory size, so the system will use the default LMB size for this configuration | See Note. |
| B181F801 | NULL Functional Unit Pointer | See Note. |
| B181F802 | Not enough space | See Note. |
| B181F803 | Not enough space | See Note. |
| B181F804 | Index out of bounds | See Note. |
| B181F805 | Failed to read the number of memory chips | See Note. |
| B181F806 | Procedure error using display/alter | See Note. |
| B181F807 | Invalid thread selected for FPSCR | See Note. |
| B181F809 | Unable to associate array ID for address | See Note. |
| B181F80a | Invalid operation specified | See Note. |
| B181F80b | Unable to Create or remap Logical to Physical Mapper | See Note. |
| B181F80c | Could not create server object instance | See Note. |
| B181F814 | Invalid address. Does not map to any memory location | See Note. |
| B181F815 | Invalid Data Length specified | See Note. |
| B181F816 | NULL Rule Chip Facade Pointer | See Note. |
| B181F817 | Error encountered while reading array entry | See Note. |
| B181F818 | Error encountered while writing array entry | See Note. |
| B181F81b | Mismatch data error | See Note. |
| B181F81e | Unable to allocate buffer or NULL pointer detected | See Note. |
| B181F950 | received an unexpected signal | See Note. |
| B181F951 | Error from abort message | See Note. |
| B181F952 | Buffer is NULL or is too small to hold information | See Note. |
| B181F953 | Failed to receive message | See Note. |
| B181F954 | Error creating serial thread in cec server | See Note. |
| B181F955 | Error creating listener thread in cec server | See Note. |
| B181F956 | Failed to get token in cec server | See Note. |
| B181F957 | Invalid command received | See Note. |
| B181F958 | Failure obtaining mutex lock in serial thread | See Note. |
| B181F959 | Error while sending message | See Note. |
| B181F95A | Error while sending message | See Note. |
| B181F95B | Error receiving message in serial thread | See Note. |
| B181F95E | Error initializing cec server daemon | See Note. |
| B181F95F | Invalid arguments | See Note. |
| B181F966 | Error while unflattening HOM data | See Note. |
| B181F968 | Error writing to bit buffer | See Note. |
| B181F96A | Not enough parameters | See Note. |
| B181F96B | No function specified | See Note. |
| B181F96C | Specified function not found | See Note. |
| B181F96D | Too many parameters supplied | See Note. |
| B181F96E | Unknown option specified | See Note. |
| B181F96F | Some value required for these options is missing | See Note. |
| B181F970 | Unknown parameter type | See Note. |
| B181F971 | Input value out of range | See Note. |
| B181F972 | Invalid input character | See Note. |
| B181F973 | String not found in lookup table | See Note. |
| B181F974 | Buffer too small | See Note. |
| B181F975 | Unknown output type | See Note. |
| B181F978 | An HMC requested operation is not supported | See Note. |
| B181FAA3 | Invalid parameter to function | See Note. |
| B181FAA4 | Number of packets sent does not equal number received or CRC not zero | See Note. |
| B181FAA9 | Can't get the sharing group for this Chip | See Note. |
| B181FAB0 | Physical Status registers not set to link up; test can not proceed | See Note. |
| B181FAB1 | Number of packets sent does not equal number received or CRC not zero | See Note. |
| B181FAB2 | RIO test failure | See Note. |
| B181FAB3 | Galaxy test failed during communication stage | See Note. |
| B181FB51 | Maximum number of wire test errors has been reached | See Note. |
| B181FB54 | RDT has detected a hardware error | See Note. |
| B181FD00 | An FSP or DMA path was GARDed out | See Note. |
| B181FD01 | The command line was used to manually configure or deconfigure a resource | See Note. |
| B181FD02 | GARD Data did not exist because either it was the first IPL on this machine or NVRAM had been cleared | See Note. |
| B181FD03 | GARD detected a new version of the gard data area | See Note. |
| B181FD04 | GARD detected corrupt gard date | See Note. |
| B181FD05 | GARD could not open the Gard Memory File | See Note. |
| B181FD06 | Error trying to read a file | See Note. |
| B181FD07 | Error trying to write IO Data to the Gard file | See Note. |
| B181FD0A | Failed setting the rank status in the HOM | See Note. |
| B181FD0B | Failed setting functional status of a non-rank unit | See Note. |
| B181FD0D | Failed to read registry | See Note. |
| B181FD0E | Failed to read the VPD data for a given resource id | See Note. |
| B181FD10 | The input Resource ID is not an FSP that can have its GARD state changed | See Note. |
| B181FD11 | Manual deconfiguration of FSP is not allowed because FSP is already System Deconfigured or because we are at runtime | See Note. |
| B181FD12 | This interface was called with more than the allowed number of DMA Paths | See Note. |
| B181FD13 | The input DMA path did not match any stored in VPD | See Note. |
| B181FD14 | Ungarding the sibling FSP is not allowed at Runtime | See Note. |
| B1828811 | Incorrect command in Attention Area memory as it does not match up with the requested Service Routine | See Note. |
| B182901C | Failed trying to get status of the LID file | See Note. |
| B182901D | Failed to get OLC or CONTINUE ACK response from PHYP | See Note. |
| B182901F | SPIRA does not have sufficient space for the data structure | See Note. |
| B1829025 | Event id which satisfied the monitor was incorrect | See Note. |
| B1829503 | The FSP has queued its maximum number of messages to the send queue | See Note. |
| B1829504 | There is nobody waiting on the message we just received from PHYP | See Note. |
| B1829507 | Unable to write error\event log that PHYP wanted | See Note. |
| B1829508 | PHYP passed the FSP a zero TCE or a TCE with something in the top 4 bytes | See Note. |
| B182950C | Indicates that PHYP sent the FSP a bad size, modifier or HMC index | See Note. |
| B182950D | PHYP didn't provide enough data to write the LID or the first TCE is too small to contain the LID header (although the latter is less likely) | See Note. |
| B1829511 | Warning that HMC message has reached timeout limit | See Note. |
| B1829512 | PHYP tried adding an existing HMC buffer to the list | See Note. |
| B1829513 | PHYP is garding the anchor card and since we don't get any SRC from them, we make this one up | See Note. |
| B182951A | Wrong modifier received on OLC command | See Note. |
| B182951C | PHYP didn't acknowledge the message that the FSP sent to it within the architected timeout value | See Note. |
| B182951D | PHYP tried to use a HMC buffer that they haven't defined or they don't own | See Note. |
| B182951E | PHYP returned non-zero status in the acknowledge message | See Note. |
| B1829523 | Failed on setup for reset/reload | See Note. |
| B182D004 | Failed to get enclosure list | See Note. |
| B182D005 | Failed to set drawer information | See Note. |
| B182E500 | Bad hardware | See Note. |
| B182F023 | Bad TCE returned | See Note. |
| B1878707 | Error function not available | See Note. |
| B187E500 | Bad hardware | See Note. |
| B1A3E500 | Bad hardware | See Note. |
Note: Repair the serviceable
event that sent you here. If the FRU list is empty, call the next
level of support.
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| Reason codes for | Range | Description |
|---|---|---|
| End Device Abstraction Layer (EDAL) ranges | ||
| DMA EDAL | '1000'x through '10FF'x | The direct memory access EDAL
component (DMAE ) is a shared library that allow applications to transfer
data between system memory and the service processor's address space. DMAE is normally used by the Hypervisor data initialization (HDAT) component during boot. The dump component also uses DMAE for collecting dumps. |
| Control Panel I2C EDAL | '1100'x through '111F'x | IPNL provides an interface to the control panel hardware and handles all of the internal communication details. The PANL component uses IPNL extensively. |
| VPD I2C EDAL | '1300'x through '13FF'x | IVPD collects and reports vital product data (VPD) found in the system unit hardware. Data collected from the hardware is analyzed and stored file system of the service processor. Hardware VPD update facilities are also provided. VPD collection and reporting provides a system-wide view of the current hardware configuration. |
| RPC I2C EDAL | '1400'x through '141F'x | IRPC manages the low-level IIC bus interface to remote power controllers (RPCs) on some types of servers. |
| Smart Chip VPD EDAL | '1500'x through '15AF'x | SCED collects and reports VPD found in the system unit hardware. Data collected from the hardware is analyzed and stored in the file system of the service processor. Hardware VPD update facilities are also provided. VPD collection and reporting provides a system-wide view of the current hardware configuration. |
| Power control code ranges | ||
| Power Control Interface | '2000'x through '204F'x | The system power interface (SPIF) component provides a communication interface between service processor components and the system power control network (SPCN). The server uses SPIF to obtain the system power state and other data. |
| Remote Power Control | '2100'x through '211F'x | REMP manages the high-level communication protocol between the service processor and the RPCs on some types of servers. |
| IPL Lock | '2200'x through '222F'x | The IPL lock component synchronizes
dependent operations with boot transition requests. It performs this
synchronization by evaluating the system when a boot is requested.
Note: A dependent operation is an operation that requires that no
boot transition request of a certain type be allowed while the operation
is being performed. Writing to flash memory is an example of a dependent
operation.
|
| Auto Power On Restart | '2300'x through '231F'x | This component's functionality is configured by the customer. If enabled, this component automatically performs a power-on reboot following an unexpected loss of power. |
| Remote Platform Power On | '2400'x through '241F'x | The remote platform power on component allows a user to remotely power on a system using the wake on LAN capability (which is accessed via the ASMI) when the system is powered off. |
| Thermal Management | '2600'x through '261F'x | The thermal management component is responsible for reading processor thermal calibration data, for providing an interface which firmware uses to read processor temperatures, and for handling thermal alerts generated by the processor's thermal sensors. |
| System infrastructure ranges | ||
| Code Update | '3000'x through '305F'x | CUPD controls the updating
of firmware on the service processor. You might see this code when the error occurs:
The error can be caused by:
|
| Discovery | '3500'x through '35FF'x | The DSCV component manages dual service processors in those systems that can have a primary and a secondary service processor. DSCV exchanges the required information between the service processors to establish the various communication links between them. |
| IPL Parameters | '4000'x through '402F'x | The IPLP component manages some of the service processor registry data that is transferred to the Hypervisor at boot time, such as IPL speed, logical memory block size, and so on. |
| RTC Application | '5000'x through '503F'x | The RTIM component manages the battery-backed real time clock hardware on the service processor, which is the source of the system-level time-of-day (TOD) clock. |
| State Manager | '6000'x through '603F'x | The SMGR component is responsible for supervising the IPL. It determines the validity of an IPL request and attempts to IPL the system. |
| State Transition Manager | '6500'x through '651F'x | The STTR component contains the various transition files that the system uses to make the transition from one state to another (for example, powering on or powering off the system unit, performing a platform dump, and so on). |
| Error Logging | '7000'x through '703F'x | The ERRL component provides data logging, entry management, and the reporting of application errors to the operating system. |
| Primary PCI bus Initialization | '7100'x through '711F'x | The PPIN component monitors for power events, such as power on and power off. |
| Boot Plug-in | '7200'x through '721F'x | The BOOT component reads user preferences and determines which service processor flash side to boot from. |
| Service processor firmware utilities ranges | ||
| Switch BCU utility | '8100'x through '811F'x | The SBCU component manages
the PCI bus switch state in the registry. Note: Two switch states
are possible:
|
| SRC Interface | '8200'x through '821F'x | The SRCI component is a service
processor utility that allows the user to do the following:
|
| CEC Termination | '8300'x through '834F'x | The CTRM (CEC Termination) component terminates the service processor. When an application encounters a fatal error (that the application determines should lead to system termination), the application uses its error log to call CTRM. After being called, CTRM displays the terminating SRC on the panel and records the error. |
| NVRAM Initialization | '8400'x through '841F'x | The NVRI component used to initialize and configure the service processor. |
| Event Notification | '8500'x through '853F'x | The EVEN component provides the facilities to signal and monitor for the occurrence of specified events. It is one way of performing interprocess communication within the service processor firmware. |
| Process Error Context | '8600'x through '861F'x | The PERC component allows a service processor application to collect some flight recorder information (FFDC) when the service processor receives an unexpected signal. |
| Network Server | '8700'x through '877F'x | The NETS code component dynamically loads libraries for the operations and functions that it services. |
| Network Client | '8780'x through '87FF'x | The NETC component is the client interface plug-in that applications running on the service processor, manufacturing and the HMC use to talk to the servers and other applications running on the service processors. NETC provides wrappers for the TCP/IP and sockets API and serial traffic APIs. It also provides a common message format for communication and data packets. |
| Hypervisor Service Routine | '8800'x through '883F'x | The HYSR component allows the user to run a Hypervisor service routine from the service processor. Typical uses of a Hypervisor service routine include validating a system storage address and performing a system storage dump for a platform dump. |
| Process Synchronization | '8900'x through '891F'x | The SINK component synchronizes the time when a server process is ready to interact with a client process. |
| Utility Component | '8A00'x through '8A1F'x | The UTIL component provides common functionality throughout the service processor environment, such as common file, registry, and semaphore manipulation. |
| External firmware interfaces ranges | ||
| Hypervisor Data Initialization | '9000'x through '904F'x | The HDAT component does the
following:
|
| Host Virtual Serial Interface | '9200'x through '921F'x | The HVSI component provides the host virtual serial interface, which allows the host operating system to use the serial ports of the service processor as if they were the native serial ports. |
| Mailbox Handling | '9500'x through '952F'x | The MBOX component handles certain hardware on the service processor (called the mailbox) that is accessible to both the operating system and the service processor. The mailbox enables the system to transfer small amounts of data between the service processor and operating system, so that they can communicate to each other at runtime. |
| Service Processor Capacity Upgrade on Demand | '9900'x through '991F'x | The SCOD component provides information about the state of the previous power off and whether the system lost AC power after the power off. |
| Panel | 'A000'x through 'A07F'x | The PANL component processes the pressing of control panel buttons and updates the control panel display appropriately. |
| Virtual Panel | 'A200'x through 'A21F'x | The VPNL component implements the virtual control panel functions in the firmware. |
| Vital Product Data (VPD) | 'B000'x through 'B0FF'x | The SVPD component collects and reports VPD found in the hardware of the system unit, which provides a system-wide view of the current hardware configuration. Data collected from the hardware is analyzed and stored in file system of the service processor. SVPD also provides hardware VPD update facilities. |
| VPD Location Codes | 'B100'x through 'B11F'x | The VLOC component builds the location code table that the Hypervisor uses. |
| VPD LED Access | 'B200'x through 'B21F'x | The VLED component provides library routines to drive the LEDs of the system unit. VLED uses the SVPD component to provide the bus mapping information. Other components can use the VLED routines to drive the LEDs to the desired state. |
| HMC Interface | 'C000'x through 'C03F'x | The HMCX component provides the communications interface between the HMC and the service processor of the managed system. |
| Power Management | 'C100'x through 'C1FF'x | The POWR component controls the power supplies, regulators and blowers and collects and reports power status, power VPD, and temperatures of the system unit and I/O towers and drawers. |
| Service Processor Menus | 'D000'x through 'D03F'x | The MENU component provides both a Web browser interface and a legacy TTY (text based) interface (both are known as the Advanced System Management Interface, or ASMI). The ASMI enables users to configure the service processor, change selected system-level settings, and access certain service processor resources. |
| Attention Handler | 'D100'x through 'D13F'x | The ATTN component processes the checkstops, recovered errors, and special attentions that come from the hardware. ATTN also makes appropriate calls to components like processor runtime diagnostics (PRD) so that the system properly handles attentions. |
| Reliability, Availability, and Serviceability (RAS) ranges | ||
| Call-in/Call-out | 'E000'x through 'E02F'x | The CALL component provides remote service functions (like call home, call in, and call out) and SRC display on serial ports. |
| Snoop/Wrap | 'E100'x through 'E11F'x | The SNOP component provides the serial port snoop function. SNOP can be used only when the system is in single partition mode. This component also detects the legacy iSeries UPS, if present, and reports the number of serial ports available to the operating system. |
| CEC Reboot | 'E200'x through 'E21F'x | The RBOT component determines if an system unit re-IPL needs to occur after a termination. |
| LED Management | 'E300'x through 'E31F'x | The LEDS component supports the service indicators (used by to identify failing FRUs) and controls the system attention indicator. |
| Surveillance | 'E400'x through 'E460'x | The SURV component detects the failures of critical components, such as the Hypervisor or the HMC, and takes the appropriate actions. |
| Processor Runtime Diagnostics | 'E500'x through 'E51F'x | When the service processor
receives an attention from system hardware, PRDF examines the error
registers in the system to determine what happened and creates an
error log entry that calls out one or more failing items. Note: The
E500 code denotes a hardware error, or an error in software other
than processor runtime diagnostics. The E501 code is reserved for
PRD code errors.
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| Redundancy Manager | 'E600'x through 'E6A0'x | The RMGR component controls the interactions between the primary and the secondary service processors on a model 550, 590, or 595 system. |
| Synchronization of Redundant Service Processors | 'E700'x through 'E71F'x | The SYNC component, which is part of the RMGR component, performs data synchronization between the primary and the secondary service processors on a model 550, 590, or 595 system. |
| SMA Dump | 'E800'x through 'E81F'x | The SDMP component controls the sequencing of the initialization of SMA adapters to the message passing available state. |
| Reset/Reload | 'E900'x through 'E91F'x | The RSRL component saves the most recent critical error log in the event of a reset or reload event (on the assumption that this log best explains the reason for the reset). In cases where the reset or reload event terminates the system, RSRL sends its error log to the administrator. |
| Concurrent Maintenance | 'EA00'x through 'EA1F'x | The CCMM component provides the interface between the concurrent maintenance program (which is part of Service Focal Point) on the HMC and the service processor of the managed system. |
| Service Processor Dump (Belly-up DuMP) | 'EF00'x through 'EFCF'x | The BDMP component dumps data
that the system can use to debug a failure that occurs when the service
processor and bulk power subsystems encounter an error on servers
that are housed in 24-inch racks. The following service processor
or bulk power subsystem errors might cause this type of dump:
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| Dump | 'F000'x through 'F03F'x | After the system detects a checkstop or other hardware error condition, the DUMP component gathers required hardware and possibly system memory contents to facilitate error recreation and analysis. |
| Hardware Object Model (HOM) ranges | ||
| HOM JTAG Interface | 'F100'x through 'F16F'x | The HJTG component provides an interface for scanning data from firmware into the actual chips or from the chips into the firmware. The JtagInterface object represents the physical JTAG interface that is internal to each hardware chip. Firmware uses this piece of chip logic to communicate with the chip, and it is used anytime a JTAG operation is performed. |
| HOM Packaging Units | 'F200'x through 'F25F'x | The HPKU component is a package management class that holds and manages the system hardware object model. |
| HOM Groups | 'F2C0'x through 'F2FF'x | The HFUG component provides procedural support for chip functionality. |
| HOM Scan Rings | 'F300'x through 'F31F'x | The HREG (HOM register) component provides a firmware object that represents a scan ring, SCOM register, or an alias, with its unique characteristics (address, length, etc.) in order to scan chips. HREG also provides the data storage area (called a bit buffer) that holds the data to be scanned as well as the algorithms the system uses to manipulate the data stored in the buffer. |
| HOM Rules | 'F400'x through 'F41F'x | The RULE component provides access to certain configuration and engineering data that is stored in the esw_rtbl component. The system uses the data stored in the edw_rtbl component to model the system and to read from the hardware. |
| HOM Rules Tables | 'F450'x through 'F46F'x | The RTBL component holds data. |
| HOM Utilities | 'F500'x through 'F51F'x | The HUTL component provides common utility functions used by all of the hardware access code. HUTL also handles error logging and recovery actions for the system unit hardware during booting and execution of high-level boot steps related to initializing the system unit. |
| HOM Functional Units | 'F620'x through 'F6FF'x | The HFUS component provides internal access to the chip functionality. |
| Central Electronics Complex (CEC) ranges | ||
| CEC Chip Initialization | 'F700'x through 'F7FF'x | The CINI component initializes the chips in the system unit, based on the system configuration. These actions include configuring system memory and address ranges, chip modes, and communicating from chip to chip. CINI also determines and sets the processor and bus frequencies. |
| Display/Alter | 'F800'x through 'F81F'x | The DADA component accesses (reads) and manipulates (writes) user information inside the system unit hardware by using the JTAG interfaces. Several hardware components use this functionality, including the certain CPU chips, L3 cache devices, and I/O controllers. |
| Hardware Interface Commands | 'F950'x through 'F98F'x | The CHIC component provides the mechanism that allows a call made in an external service processor application to execute inside the system unit server application. |
| Automated Built-in Self-Test (ABIST) | 'FA00'x through 'FA1F'x | The ABST component runs internal chip diagnostics as part of the system boot process. ABST tests the logic and arrays in each chip (as applicable) and peforms array repair (bit sparing) for processor chips, if necessary. |
| Logic Built-in Self-Test (LBIST) | 'FA50'x through 'FA6F'x | The LBST component runs internal chip diagnostics as part of the system IPL process. LBST tests the logic and arrays in each chip (as applicable) and performs array repair (bit sparing) for processor chips, if necessary. |
| Memory Diagnostics | 'FAA0'x through 'FABF'x | The MDIA component performs diagnostics on the system memory and L3 cache during the boot process by writing patterns into and reading the patterns back from system storage and L3 cache. |
| SIBATS | 'FB00'x through 'FB1F'x | The SBAT component is part of the LBIST component. |
| Wiretest | 'FB50'x through 'FB6F'x | The WIRE component, a diagnostic routine used when the system is booted in slow mode, verifies the continuity and independence of interconnections in the system unit. WIRE checks for open and short circuits on the testable nets between chips. |
| Ring API (CEC Utility) | 'FC00'x through 'FC1F'x | The RAPI component does not display reason codes. |
| Resource Guard | 'FD00'x through 'FD1F'x | The GARD component provides the repeat GARD functionality for all "gardable" items (memory and processors) that are deconfigured and then marked "garded out" either at IPL or runtime. GARD also provides system configuration information to the menu system about system configuration. |