Main Store Dump - The 400 equivalent of the BSOD

You know it's a fun day when you get out of your car and the VP of IS and 
the programming manager are waving vigorously to get your a$$ in here.
Got that done now (obviously since I've replied to other emails).  IBM is 
connected in and trying to figure it out.  As part of the connection 
effort, I tried the SNDSRVRQS *TEST.  My local CE called and said that he 
got the test and that he was at another client site with their own Main 
Store Dump issue.
B6000103 is what we were getting.  See it mentioned on 11 ptf cover 
letters.  We have all of them applied except one.  And one of the ones we 
did have applied, got applied this week due to our unfortunate power 
problems and the unscheduled IPL.  Our next scheduled IPL is the weekend 
of March 11.  We will put on the last one.  If IBM needs a new one, 
hopefully it will be ready before then.

Been such a fun freaking week:
- Both power supplies fried in the 520
- Multiple UPS issues.  One resulting in a power outage dropping the 
machine room.
- Corrupted ADSM/TSM data resulting in a restore of data from Seven 
3582-LTO2 tapes
- Main partition in the 570 getting a MSD.
- Couple of minor issues with things acting funny after the hard drops 
(simple reboot of Domino Sametime server to fix one, Linux partition 
reboot, stuff like that)
and the usual assigned tasks.

http://www-912.ibm.com/a_dir/as4ptf.nsf/as4ptfhome

Rob Berendt
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Group Dekko Services, LLC
Dept 01.073
PO Box 2000
Dock 108
6928N 400E
Kendallville, IN 46755
http://www.dekko.com