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This is a multipart message in MIME format. -- [ Picked text/plain from multipart/alternative ] Philipp, The load source drive is in the bottom position (device position 1, numbered from bottom upwards) on the 9404 B/D/E/F models. The disk cage in that position could contain either or or two drives, depending on the model you have. (Could be a single 315MB, or single or dual 320MB, 988MB or 1031MB drives). Unit reference code 2507 - B982 is: A tape or disk reported a failure. (but you already found that out). SRC B1xx 1934 is: IPL command rejected; LID not found on load-source. Apart from requiring the load source drive in device position 1, the system should be able to figure out where the remaining disks are during the IPL based on serial number (using the hardware config stored on the load source drive). You could copy data from the disks using DST and the tasks for disk recovery. You can use the disk recovery tools to copy one disk to another. You should be able to load an entire disk image to another drive using DST, as long as the "to" drive you are restoring to is empty, and is the same or higher capacity than the drive you saved from. You could go via tape, or I think as long as the load source drive is in place, you could place the drive you want to copy from in say device position 2, and the one you are copying to in device position 3, then use the DST recovery tasks to copy the data. Neil Palmer DPS Data Processing Services Canada Ltd. 50 Acadia Avenue, Ste.102 OS/400~~~~~ Markham, Ontario, Canada. ____________ ___ ~ Phone:(905) 474-4890 x303 |OOOOOOOOOO| ________ o|__||= Cell.:(416) 565-1682 x303 |__________|_|______|_|______) Fax: (905) 474-4898 oo oo oo oo OOOo=o\ mailto:NeilP@DPSlink.com ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ http://www.DPSlink.com IBM iSeries The Ultimate Business Server Hello Neil, Tom Hanson gave me a similar hint privately, I did function 12 and got a B982. I unmounted the disk cages and found that one of the disks was not rotating. After some "good words" and a little clap its running again making ugly noises smoetimes) but there we go. Three questions remain: model E10 has three bays at the front side to carry disk- cages (that old plastic kind of double disk-drive boxes), which one is for the load- source, I thought its the downmost one ... ? I got two cages with two disks each, took out my one and only cage to put in the customers disks and expected the machine to IPL. Sadly, they forgot to mark the cage with the loadsource, so I don't know if I mixed them. If I put them in the other order, I get SRC B100 1934, I guess (without the manual) this is "load source not found". How can I copy that data from the disks ? I have four spare drives of same type (0663) left over from another machine, could I do a diskcopy through DST ? ANY help appreciated, Philipp Rusch neilp@dpslink.com schrieb: > > Philipp, > > SRC > 11 2507 0001 > > The multi function I/O processor (MFIOP) detected a failure. > > 1. Look at the 4 rightmost characters of the data display for function 12. These 4 > characters are the unit reference code. > 2. See "(2507) Multiple Function I/O Processor Reference Codes" and find the unit reference > code. > > > Let me know what the 4 rightmost characters from function 12 are and I'll look those up. > > Neil Palmer > > > > > Hello all, > > I currently have a problem to get some customers data off the disks > to tape (Source code he "forgot" to migrate to the new RISC when his > old box died during last week ...) > I am trying to revive that E10 just to copy that library to tape > but it stops with an SRC 2507-0001, the manuals for that system are > gone, my oldest handbook "Problem Isolation Procedures" is of an > 9404-400 system, which did not have that 2507 code at all. > > Anybody knows what that means ? All disks are online, so what ? > > Regards from germany, Philipp Rusch
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