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Notes: @(#)ioc.msg 13.1 (RC International) 91/02/02 */
Names: »IOC.err«
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/* @(#)ioc.msg 13.1 (RC International) 91/02/02 */ subsys ioc 80 /* This file contains log messages for all IOC's in RC9000-TX */ /* systems (IPI & SCSI) */ info c_no_error "I/O %d%d0 : No error" /* No error. Should never be reported in log */ severe c_ipi_not_idle "I/O %d%d0 : Channel not idle" /* The I/O channel is not idle after a deselect */ /* The controller is not responding corretly on */ /* a level I sequence */ severe c_no_release "I/O %d%d0 : Will not release" warn c_reset_error "I/O %d%d0 : Reset error" /* Controller is not ready after a logical interface */ /* reset, but has set the attention bit */ warn c_rec_res_error "I/O %d%d0 : Receive response error" /* The response packet from the controller can not */ /* be received without error */ warn c_rec_data_error "I/O %d%d0 : Receive data error" /* Data from controller can not be received without error */ warn c_send_data_error "I/O %d%d0 : Send data error" /* Data to the controller can not be send without error */ warn c_trans_error "I/O %d%d0 : Transfer error" /* A transfer notification to a unknown or non i/o */ /* command is received */ warn c_resp_error "I/O %d%d0 : Response error" /* A unrecognized response type is received fron the controller */ warn c_bus_error "I/O %d%d0 : Level I Bus error" /* The IOC gets IPI level I bus control errors on sending */ /* command to controller, the controller is not OK */ severe c_fifo_error "I/O %d%d0 : IOC FIFO error" /* The internal IOC FIFO is in error */ warn c_slave_octet "I/O %d%d0 : Slave-octet error" /* Error in slave-octet (slave status) when sending command */ info c_send_com_error "I/O %d%d0 : Send command retry" /* The IOC retries to send a command to controller */ warn c_busy_error "I/O %d%d0 : Controller busy error" /* The controller is busy more then 4 sec. after logical */ /* interface reset. */ warn c_ill_trans "I/O %d%d0 : Illegal transfer notification" /* A transfer notification is received to a already answered */ /* command. The command must have been aborted without the controller */ /* online. The illegal response is skipped. */ warn c_ill_answ "I/O %d%d0 : Illegal answer packet" /* A answer to an already answered command is received. */ /* The command must have been aborted without the controller */ /* online. The illegal response is skipped. */ warn c_not_ready "I/O %d%d0 : Controller not ready after reset" /* The controller could not be reset */ warn c_already_ans "I/O %d%d0 : Command already answered" /* A answer to an already answered command is received. */ /* The command must have been aborted without the controller */ /* online. The illegal response is skipped. */ warn c_in_use "I/O %d%d0 : Buffer already in use" /* A internal command buffer is alrady in use. */ /* This is normaly because the ioc online monitor is used */ warn c_ill_length "I/O %d%d0 : Illegal packet length" /* A response is received with a illegal packet length. */ /* If the controller sets the attention bit without */ /* setting a response in the fifo this will happend */ warn c_disabled "I/O %d%d0 : Controller disabled" /* The controller has been disabled by the IOC. */ /* The IOC will disable a controller if it is 'haning up' */ /* the channel. This can happen because of a HW error */ /* on the controller channel interface or because of error in the */ /* controller SW (the SW has stopped without resetting) */ info c_msg_info "I/O %d%d0 : %s" /* For general use */ warn c_msg_warn "I/O %d%d0 : %s" /* For general use */ severe c_msg_severe "I/O %d%d0 : %s" /* For general use */ fatal c_fatal "Fatal error on IOC %d; status = %d" /* Fatal error on the IOC */