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Joe, Why do you say "trwinax stopped working"? I've never seen this. I have seen where all the terminals "stopped" working. But not twinax itself. The first thing I'd suspect is a high priority job is in a very tight closed loop. The way to catch that is keep 1 twinax terminal signed on and change its runpty to 1. Then when everything else stops working, that one should still respond...perhaps slowly, but it should respond. The next thing is patience! When you get into these things, your response time might/will go totally in the toilet. If you have performance tools, leave WRKSYSACT running on this terminal. Otherwise you will have to use wrkactjob. But be prepared to wait a long time for it. 10 or 20 minutes. So, from this signed on, hi priority terminal, wait for the lockup. When it happens, type in WRKACTJOB SEQ(*CPU) RESET(*YES) and wait for it to come up. Your culprit might already be at the top of the screen. But if nothing jumps out at you, wait a minute and press F5. Your culprit should now be at the top. Bob -----Original Message----- From: midrange-l-admin@midrange.com [mailto:midrange-l-admin@midrange.com]On Behalf Of Joe Lewis Sent: Thursday, November 14, 2002 2:51 PM To: midrange-l@midrange.com Subject: AS/400 Locking up About 30 days ago for the first time, my little 170 just locked up. TCP and Twinax stopped working, no error code on the front panel, the power light was green, and the processor light was lit up solid. After talking with IBM (hours later), I had to manual power down. Once back up, there were no error listings in any of the logs or in Service Tools. Then 2 weeks later, it did it again. Then over this past weekend, again yesterday and now this morning. Hardware support thinks it's software. I am on hourly support with Software, and I don't want to spend the money just find out it's an IBM issue ($250 an hour is not in my budget). I upgrade to v5r1 ,with all the PTFs at the time, in February. Nothing new has been added since then. Other then ordering the latest CUM (which I did), I am stumped. Has anyone ran into this before? - Joe Lewis
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