Actions:
1.
Reset
the
service
processor,
if
possible.
2.
Check
for
system
firmware
updates.
Apply
the
updates
if
they
are
available.
A800:
This
indicates
an
HMC/service
processor
initialization
failure.
Actions:
1.
Check
for
system
firmware
updates.
2.
Replace
the
primary
I/O
book,
location:
U1.18-P1-H2.
A801:
This
indicates
an
HMC
wrap
failure.
Actions:
Replace
the
primary
I/O
book,
location:
U1.18-P1-H2.
A806:
This
indicates
a
loss
of
the
surveillance
heartbeat
between
the
HMC
and
the
service
processor.
Actions:
1.
Make
sure
that
the
HMC
is
booted
and
operational.
2.
Check
the
serial
cables
that
go
from
the
HMC
to
the
primary
I/O
book,
location:
U1.18-P1-H2.
If
there
are
no
other
error
codes
or
indications
of
a
problem,
the
A806
(loss
of
surveillance
heartbeat)
was
a
temporary
condition
and
has
been
resolved;
the
B1xx4699
code
is
then
an
informational
message
only.
If
the
problem
persists:
1.
Run
diagnostics
on
the
serial
port
on
the
HMC.
2.
Replace
the
primary
I/O
book,
location
U1.18-P1-H2.
Values
of
A009
and
A719
of
bytes
68
and
69
in
the
AIX
error
log
entry
or
the
first
two
bytes
of
word
13
in
the
service
processor
error
log
entry
are
also
informational
entries:
A009:
The
system
received
a
power-off
request
at
runtime
from
the
HMC,
or
the
white
button
on
the
operator
panel
was
used
to
power
down
the
system
at
runtime.
A719:
Primary
power
failed;
the
system
switched
to
battery
backup
power.
The
following
values
of
bytes
68
and
69,
or
the
first
half
of
word
13,
indicate
an
internal
error
occurred
in
the
capacity
upgrade
on
demand
(CUoD)
firmware
or
hardware
that
was
corrected.
No
action
is
required
by
the
customer
or
service
representative.
C101,
C103,
C104,
C109,
C10B,
C10C,
C10D,
C10E,
C10F,
C110,
C112,
C113,
C114,
C115,
C116,
C117,
C118,
C11A,
C11F,
C120,
C121,
C122,
C123,
C124,
C125,
C126,
C127,
C128,
C129,
C12A,
C12B,
C12C,
C12D,
C12E,
C12F,
C130,
C131,
C132,
C133,
C134,
C135,
C136,
C138,
C13B,
C13C,
C140,
C141,
C142,
C143,
C144,
C145,
C146,
C147,
C149,
C14A,
C14B,
C14C,
C14D,
C14E,
C14F,
C150,
C151,
C152,
C153,
C154,
C155,
C156,
C158,
C159
C11B:
This
value
indicates
that
the
CUoD
capacity
card
(location
code
U1.18-P1-H2.2)
needs
to
be
initialized
or
activated.
If
the
customer
is
entitled
to
processor
activations,
go
to
step
9
in
the
If
the
customer
is
not
entitled
to
customer
activations,
do
the
following:
1.
Power
down
the
system.
Wait
until
OK
is
in
the
operator
panel
in
the
media
drawer
indicating
that
the
service
processor
is
in
standby.
2.
From
the
service
processor
main
menu,
enter
code
88484
to
access
the
hidden
menu.
3.
Press
enter
again
at
″
IBM
Authorized
Use
Only
″
screen.
4.
When
the
CUoD
menu
appears,
the
status
of
″
Test
and
Run
″
should
be
Available
.
5.
Select
option
3
to
enter
an
activation
code.
6.
Enter
the
null
activation
code
of
34
zeros:
0000000000000000000000000000000000
7.
A
success
return
code
should
be
returned
and
the
Test
and
Run
Status
will
now
be
Complete
.
8.
Now
exit
out
back
to
the
service
processor
main
menu.
The
system
is
ready
to
be
powered
up.
For
all
other
values
of
bytes
68
and
69,
or
the
first
two
bytes
of
word
13,
do
the
following:
1.
Check
for
system
firmware
updates.
Apply
if
available.
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