Re: SRC 918BB981, and forced drive rebalancing, and load source replacement

Not knowing what model this is, I can only guess.  Lots of time the
numerical SRC codes point to a hardware feature.

I have a rack config of a model 400 and the MFIOP is a type 981B.  Maybe it
is screaming about something.
 Not sure what to make of the last 4 in the SRC
Maybe a Service function users guide from WAY back might help

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Bryan Dietz
Aktion Associates



midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 10/31/2005 04:36:19 PM:

> Fellow AS/400 geeks:
>
> It seems I've had another instance of 918BB981 on IPL (the
> other time was March of 2004). Pulling the load-source
> drive pair, and giving both drives the "IT handshake"
> seems to have gotten old Jupiter back up, but I'm not
> exactly pleased with it having happened again.
>
> Does anybody have the slightest idea what this SRC is?
>
> Also, is there a relatively easy, relatively painless way
> to transfer the load-source from one drive to another?
>
> And on a related note: some months ago, I replaced two of
> the drives on this beast (the non-load-source mirrored
> pair) with two that are twice the size of what they
> replaced. It's been months, and space usage is still
> skewed in favor of the (smaller) load-source pair. Is
> there something I can do to force a rebalancing?
>
> --
> JHHL
>