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A600 5090 says you have cfg'd drives that are not reporting in, but you know that. I have seen where "2" or more drives in a set fail and you get this error. I would unplug 1 drive of the 8 and try a manual IPL. Work your way through all 8 or until the symptom changes. My reasoning is that if a drive is holding the buss up some how then removing that drive may isolate the problem. Douglas Handy wrote: > > I was gone from my office for 9 days doing a CISC to RISC migration which went > beautifully -- jobs that used to take hours now literally take minutes. It's > great. Plus now I get to code to V4R5 features instead of V3R2, and get to >take > advantage of all that great stuff Hans and Company have been adding to RPG. > > But returning to my home office, my personal 40S does not want to IPL >normally. > I typically leave it running 24/7, but turned it off since I was going to be > gone so long. It was last shut off in October, when I was gone for over 2 > weeks. > > My 40S-2109 has ten 6606 drives -- two mirrored on the MFIOP for the load > source, and eight in a RAID set attached to a 6502 controller in a 7117 > expansion chassis. All are in ASP 1. It is running V4R3, although I had been > planning to install V4R5 today. Guess that will have to wait for now... > > An IPL set to B N results in the attention light with the following SRC's: > > 11-3 A600 5090 > 12-3 09B0 0160 > 13-3 0020 0000 > 14-3 0000 0150 > 15-3 0300 FFFF > 16-3 6606 5074 > 17-3 0000 A0C6 > 18-3 0008 0000 > > My V4 Service Functions manual (SY44-5902) gives me most, but not all, of the > explanation of these codes. In particular, it does not tell me what the 5090 > unit reference code means in the A600 xxxx LIC interruption SRC. Nor does it > tell me what "cause code" 0020 means in function 13-3. > > Function 14-3 flags 0150 point to my 6502 card and the eight 6606 drives on >it. > I am less sure of function 15-3's unit address of 0300. If that is the drive > DST reports at I/O bus 0, controller 3, device 0 then it would be storage unit > location 12 and the third of the eight drives non-reporting. The serial >number > A0C6 in function 17-3 doesn't seem to match anything or at least not in the >6502 > controller and the 6606 drives. > > A manual IPL stops at IPL step C600 4008 (during sys config testing) and puts >up > a display on the console reporting some disks as missing. Displaying the >detail > shows all 8 drives in the expansion unit as missing. > > I wouldn't suspect 8 drives to exhibit the infamous 6606 "stiction" problem at > the exact same time, and not the other two attached to the MFIOP. So my > inclination is to suspect the 6502 controller or the expansion feature power > supply. But I'm measuring 12.24 and 5.04 vots on the power leads, and DST >shows > the status of the 6502 as "Operational". > > With the covers off so I can listen closer, I can hear when the first two >drives > on the MFIOP are powered up sequentially. But then I don't even hear it >trying > to start the other 8 drives in turn. Also, tapping lightly on the drives >during > this time when I'd expect them to spin up seems to not have on effect either. > > I don't have a spare 65x2 controller laying around to try swapping it out even > though it reports as operational under DST. How do I narrow this down more? > > TIA, > Doug > +--- > | This is the Midrange System Mailing List! > | To submit a new message, send your mail to MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com. > | To subscribe to this list send email to MIDRANGE-L-SUB@midrange.com. > | To unsubscribe from this list send email to MIDRANGE-L-UNSUB@midrange.com. > | Questions should be directed to the list owner/operator: david@midrange.com > +--- +--- | This is the Midrange System Mailing List! | To submit a new message, send your mail to MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com. | To subscribe to this list send email to MIDRANGE-L-SUB@midrange.com. | To unsubscribe from this list send email to MIDRANGE-L-UNSUB@midrange.com. | Questions should be directed to the list owner/operator: david@midrange.com +---
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