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James, Found this: "SRCs B6000219 and B6000615 This note addresses system reference codes B6000219 and B6000615 that indicate that a system does not have enough auxiliary (disk) storage to continue processing." At: http://tinyurl.com/b2n7l Chuck -----Original Message----- From: midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of James H H Lampert Sent: Friday, April 22, 2005 12:48 PM To: midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: Our 200 has developed a weird lockup problem (SRC B600 0615) We don't use our 200 very much, but we'd rather not lose it. Like the other boxes we use only intermittently, it's on a weekly "exercise" power-up cycle; in this case, it's scheduled power-up kicked in late yesterday afternoon. This morning, I happened to walk past it, and noticed it powered up when it shouldn't have been, and noticed that the yellow light was on. On closer examination, it was showing an SRC of B600 0615. I got out the books, and started a manual IPL. Everything seemed to be going fine: the console came up, along with most of the usual displays, and I eventually ended up with a command line. I checked the QSYSOPR message queue; nothing odd there. Then I did a DSPLOG. Still nothing unusual, except that the response time was quite a bit slower than I remembered it being. Switching to the other side of the terminal several times, I noticed that the other signon display took longer than expected to appear. Much longer, in fact. I did a GO POWER, to check the exercise cycle, planning to put it back on a Friday afternoon power-up like the other two boxes, and attempted to look at the power-on schedule. Nothing happened. Again, I switched to the other side of the terminal. It was finally showing a signon display, but the letter keys weren't doing anything. Neither were the up- and down-arrow keys, although the keyboard lock icon wasn't showing, and the left- and right-arrow keys were moving the cursor. The "1" side was still showing a keyboard lock icon on the POWER menu. I looked at the front panel. It was showing a rapid-fire stream of D6xx-series SRCs. I went back to the "2" side of the terminal. The signon display was still there, and this time, it was behaving normally. At least up until I hit ENTER. The front panel had stopped its rapid-fire string of SRCs, and was back to B600 0615. Anybody have any idea what all this adds up to? -- JHHL
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