"Nonclass" Errors

**note** Class !'s mode is now !

**warning** language localized string "NMMGR" too long

When this catalog was language localized, the string "NMMGR" in message 350 was replaced with a string that is to long to fit into SYSGEN's I/O display format.

Contact your software representative responsible for maintaining system files.

**warning** Class ! is already associated with device !

User is trying to add a class to a device more than once.

Use another class name or leave unchanged.

**warning** can't get NMMGR info for file !.

Cross-validation error SYSGEN and NMMGR does not occur. This occurs when there is a problem with the remote configuration file, usually when set by the SYSFILE RDCC command. The file is missing elements, such as proper path information. Also, this message can be displayed when there is no remote configuration file. Related messages should appear.

It is possible you have entered the wrong file name or a configuration file that is no longer valid. Use the RDCC command in SYSFILE to designate the file with the proper remote configuration information. If you feel you have the proper file, recheck your remote configuration through NMMGR and cross-validate the file again with SYSGEN.

**warning** path doesn't exist

The path that the user referenced doesn't exist.

If you think the path does exist, use the LPATH command to verify existing paths. If you are certain that the path you gave should exist, exit the I/O Configurator and use the Main Menu SHOW command to verify you are in the proper configuration. Enter a valid iopath.

**warning** class ! doesn't exist

The class that the user referenced doesn't exist.

Enter the LCLASS command to display a list of current class names and the LDEVs assigned to each. Enter a valid class name.

**warning** no volumes left to list

You have entered a volume name in the LVOL command that does not exist. SYSGEN has searched the list of volume names and has come to the end of the list.

Enter the LVOL command without the volume name parameter.

**warning** volume name does not exist

This message appears with the preceding message when an LVOL is made for a volume name that does not exist. This message appears when you use the DVOL or MVOL command to delete or modify a volume and specify a volume name that does not exist.

Enter the LVOL command to see a list of existing volumes. Usually, the error occurs when the volume name is misspelled. If you are certain the volume name you entered should exist and doesn't, exit the I/O configurator and use the SHOW command to check that you are in the proper configuration group. Verify that the name hasn't been previously modified.

**warning** Can't open offline list device--online used

Usually, this error message appears when the printer has not been spooled out. The offline device, also, may be powered off or has been disconnected.

Inform your operations personnel that the offline device that you were attempting to use is unavailable. If the device has not been spooled, they are able to start spooling for you.

**warning** class ! degraded to mode !

The combination of devices that you have placed into the given class force all devices in that class to operate in a less than optimal manner. This is caused by combining unlike devices (for example, a tape drive and a printer) into the same class.

Although the devices still operate in the degraded mode, it is best to only put devices of a similar type into the same class. Review the named class and separate it into two classes.

**warning** class ! is of mode !--user mode ignored

Although the user requested a specific class mode for the given class, the devices in the class do not allow that mode. Instead, the mode displayed in the message is used.

If you feel that the class should accept the given mode, use the LCLASS command to determine that devices are in the class -- a device of a different type would cause the class to reject your chosen mode. Remove any such devices from the class.

**warning** Not enough room for dcc devices in class !

Each class may only contain a finite number of devices. For first release, this is 256. The total number of devices requested for the class by both SYSGEN and NMMGR is more than this number. When the system is rebooted, some or all of the DCC devices fail to be configured, rendering them unusuable.

Change either the class name, or the number of devices in the class. This must be done in SYSGEN for local devices (those configured in SYSGEN), and in NMMGR for DCC devices (those configured in NMMGR).

**warning** docc devices in class ! degraded to mode !

Attempting to share a class with NMMGR has caused the mode requested by NMMGR to be degraded to the given mode.

If you feel the class should accept NMMGR's mode, use the LCLASS command to determine that devices are in the class -- a device of a different type would cause the class to reject NMMGR's mode. Remove any such devices from the class, or change the class name that NMMGR is using by running NMMGR.

**warning** class ! won't accept dcc's mode of ! anymore

In determining the mode of a class, devices configured by SYSGEN always take precedence. If a device is added to a class that is shared with NMMGR, and the new device causes the class to become incompatible with the DCC devices, the mode of the DCC devices is rejected. The DCC devices with the given class are not configured when the system is rebooted, rendering them inoperable.

Either remove the device that caused the incompatibility, or change the class name of the DCC device in NMMGR.

**warning** dcc devices degrade class ! to mode !

Although the doc devices are able to share this class with SYSGEN, their presence degrades access to SYSGEN's devices.

Either change the class name of the DCC devices in NMMGR, or else remove any local devices from the class whose mode is not compatible with the DCC devices.

**warning** language localized string "USER" too long

When this catalog was language localized, the string "USER" in message 351 was replaced with a string that is too long to fit into SYSGEN's I/O display format.

Contact your software personnel responsible for maintaining system files.

**warning** Class ! already exists

User is trying to add class !, and it already exists.

To modify an existing class, use the MCLASS command.

**warning** Class ! already exists--class mode ignored

When adding a device with ADEV, the mode of the class(es) specified may be given with the CMODE parameter; however, it is ignored if the class already exists.

Enter the LCLASS command to verify that the class exists and to verify that LDEVs are associated with the class name.

**warning** level parameter ignored-path parameter used instead.

If both the LEVEL= and PATH= parameters are given in the LPATH command, only the PATH= parameter is used to determine that path to list.

None required.

**warning** mgrname parameter ignored--path parameter used instead.

If both the MGR= and PATH= parameters are given in the LPATH command, only the PATH= parameter is used to determine that path to list.

None required.

**warning** The correct delimiter at this level is a "!"

In specifying a path, all bus converters must be followed by a "/", while all other devices and adapters must be followed with a ".". SYSGEN knows what the appropriate delimiter is, and warns the user.

None required. SYSGEN replaces the incorrect delimiter.

Path (up to this level) changed to !

Issued with previous to indicate what the correct path is.

None required. SYSGEN has replaced the incorrect delimiter.

**warning** iopath ! (from DCC) does not exist

The channel adapter (and possibly the bus converter(s) for the path given by NMMGR for either the DCC device adapter or the NM device adapter has not been defined in SYSGEN. This causes the configuration of the DCC devices to fail. This message also occurs when SYSGEN is being used to create a configuration for a system with devices at different addresses (for example, running SYSGEN on a 935 to create a 950 configuration).

If the configuration is intended for the current machine, add the appropriate channel adapter(s) and bus converter(s). If the configuration is intended for another machine, make sure that the channel adapters and bus converters are set up correctly for that machine. If you are also creating an NMMGR configuration for the target machine, SYSGEN can be told to use that configuration for validation purpose by issuing the RDCC command in the SYSFILE configurator.

**warning** path ! (from DCC) has a bad component (too large, or non-numeric)

The path specified in NMMGR for either the DCC devices or the NS devices is invalid. It might be either too large, or nonnumeric.

Change the path from within NMMGR to be valid.

**warning** path name (from DCC) too long

It is possible, though unlikely, that the path specified from within NMMGR is too long to fit into SYSGEN's data structures.

Shorten the path from within NMMGR.

**warning** OUTDEV must equal LDEV: Correct value used

The output device must equal the input device for all terminal devices. The LDEV number entered on the ADEV or MDEV command is considered the input device for terminals.

None required. SYSGEN has used the correct value.

**warning** OUTDEV must be zero (0): Correct value used

All devices except for terminals and the streams device(s) must have an output device of zero.

None required. SYSGEN has used the correct value.

**error** class ! already exists

The class name you have entered already exists.

Enter the LCLASS command to verify that the class exists and to verify that LDEVs are associated with the class name. If you were adding a class prior to adding a device, use the ADEV command to add the device and enter a name in the CLASS= parameter to associate the device with a class name (other than the system default).

**error** classname does not exist

You are trying to delete or modify a class name that does not exist.

Use the LCLASS command to display existing class names and associated devices.

**error** new volume name already exists

The volume name you are adding through the AVOL command or the name you designate as the new volume name through the MVOL command already exists.

Use the LVOL command to view existing volume names. Choose an unused volume name.

**error** can't read I/O volume configuration file

SYSGEN cannot read the configuration data file IOVOLP. The program terminates.

Refer to the file system error for action to take.

**error** can't modify I/O volume configuration

SYSGEN cannot read the configuration data file IOVOLP. The program terminates.

Refer to the file system error for action to take.

**error** volume name does not exist

The volume name you try to list, modify or delete as the name designed in the volume parameter of the LVOL, MVOL, or DVOL command does not exist.

Use the LVOL command without a parameter to display all existing volume names. Choose an existing name for the modify or delete operation.

**error** can't add volume to I/O configuration

SYSGEN cannot write the configuration data file IOVOLP. The program terminates.

Refer to the file system error for action to take.

**error** ldev ! is reserved for system console

The LDEV you chose to add through the ADEV or AVOL command or use as a new device number in the MDEV or MVOL command is the LDEV reserved for the system console.

Chose another unassigned LDEV for adding or modifying a local device or volume.

**error** ldev is already assigned to configured volume

The LDEV you chose to add through the AVOL command or use as a new device in the MVOL command is already assigned to a configured volume.

Chose another unassigned LDEV for the new or modified volume.

**error** can't read Ioldev configuration file

SYSGEN cannot read the configuration data file IOLDEVP. The program terminates.

Refer to the file system error for action to take.

**error** can't read Ioclass configuration file

SYSGEN cannot read the configuration data file IOCLASSP. The program terminates.

Refer to the file system error for action to take.

**error** can't reset Ioldev file

**error** can't reset Ioclass file

**error** can't reset Iovolume file

**error** A device can only have ! volume classes.

Too many volume classes have been assigned to a volume through the CLASS= parameter.

Limit the number of volume classes to the number that appears in the message.

**error** A device can only have ! classes.

Too many classes have been assigned to an LDEV through the CLASS= parameter.

Limit the number of classes to the number that appears in the message.

**error** can't write to Ioldev configuration file

**error** unknown device type

The device type entered in the TYPE= parameter is unsupported, or incorrectly specified.

Verify the type has been entered correctly, and is an HP- supported device. The file IODFAULT.PUB.SYS contains all currently supported devices. If your device is not in IODFAULT, you must add it as a USER device. Hewlett-Packard only supports devices in the IODFAULT file.

**error** device mode too long

**error** illegal device mode for this device

The device mode entered in the MODE= parameter is not appropriate for this particular device.

Enter an appropriate mode. If necessary, check the IODFAULT file for permissible modes.

**error** This device is not supported.

You have entered a product identification that does not exist in IODFAULT.PUB.SYS. Usually, the error is a simple entry mistake.

Enter the proper Hewlett-Packard product IDs. If necessary, check for supported product IDs.

**error** iopath level mismatch

In specifying the MADDRESS command, the paths of the FROM= and TO= parameters have different levels, for example, MA 8.4.8 4.2. Usually, an entry mistake.

Correct the path entry

**error** can't find record in Ioldev configuration file

SYSGEN cannot find a particular record in the configuration data file. The program terminates.

Refer to the file system error for action to take.

**error** # new devices must watch # old devices

**error** can't update record in Ioldev configuration file

**error** can't open I/O default file

**error** iopath already exists

**error** missing physical file for physical manager

**error** missing physical manager for physical file

**error** missing logical file for logical manager

**error** missing logical manager for logical file

**error** iopath does not exist

**error** manage ! is not in the configuration

**error** physical manager does not exist.

**error** logical manager does not exist

**error** can't write to Iopath configuration file

**error** can't delete I/O path.

**error** can't find record in Iopath configuration file

**error** can't update Iopath configuration file

**error** can't read from Iopath configuration file

**error** can't open I/O default file

**error** I/O default file does not exist

**warning** ldev ! already has ! classnames.

class '!' cannot be added to it.

**error** iopath must be added in an hierarchical order

I/O path specified has pending devices.

Want to delete all of them (yes/no) ?

** no iopath is deleted **

**error** this iopath has no logical device manager

**error** manager '!' currently used.

it cannot be deleted

**error** ldev is not yet configured

**error** ldev is not a disc

**error** ldev ! is configured as a system volume.

it cannot be deleted

**error** ldev ! already exists

**warning** ldev ! does not exist

it must be replaced with a disc type device

**error** iopath is currently referenced by a configurated ldev

it cannot be deleted

**error** iopath ! is currently referenced by a configurated ldev

**error** ldev ! must be the system disc

**error** ldev ! must be the system console

**error** invalid mode parameter

*error** iopath is already assigned

**error** please specify an associated manager

**error** iopath ! does not exist

**error** can't delete system console

**error** can't delete system disc

You are attempting to delete the system disk through the DDEV command by referencing its LDEV number, product identification, or class. The system volume (MASTER) cannot be deleted from the configuration.

Reenter the command, if you want to delete a device other than the system disk or another system volume (MEMBERx), without referencing a configured disc's LDEV, product identification, or class.

**error** can't delete system tape drive

You are attempting to delete the system tape drive through DDEV command by referencing its LDEV number, product identification, or class.

Reenter the command, if you want to delete a device other than the system tape drive.

**error** must specify volume member name

The VNAME parameter is omitted from the DVOL, MVOL, or AVOL command.

Specify a volume name.

**error** ldev ! is already configured as the system master volume

You are attempting to add a device with an LDEV that has already been configured as the system master volume.

Assign the device to another LDEV.

**error** can't delete the system master volume

You are attempting to delete the system master volume that is not allowed.

Reenter the command, if you want to delete a device other than the system master volume or any other system member volume (MEMBERx), without referencing a configured system's LDEV, product identification, or class.

**error** can't modify this parameter of the system master volume

You are attempting to modify a parameter of the system master volume's identification and control elements that is fixed and protected by the system.

Reenter the command if you wish to modify a nonprotected parameter.

**error** this path has an associated ldev

This message occurs when the iopath you attempt to delete or modify has a configured device or a sublevel contains a device that would be deleted.

Use the LPATH command and LEVEL= parameter to list paths and associated devices. Base your action on the information.

**error** Can't read from default file

SYSGEN, for whatever reason, cannot read the default configuration file IODFAULT.PUB.SYS. Program dies.

Refer to the file system error for action to take.

**error** outdev is too long

This message appears when you enter a value that is too long for the OUTDEV= parameter, or one that has been added to IODFAULT.PUB.SYS.

Enter a new value of acceptable length. Contact the software personnel responsible for maintaining the system file.

**error** manager name is too long

The manager name that you entered exceeds the acceptable number of characters for the string.

Enter a shorter name for your manager name.

**error** bad default file

There is a problem with the default configuration file IODFAULT.PUB.SYS. The file has been edited and an error has occurred. SYSGEN does not accept the device operation.

Contact the software personnel responsible for updating and maintaining this file.

**error** default file records too long

A device has been added to the IODFAULT.PUB.SYS file, and the entry of one or more records exceeds the acceptable maximum. SYSGEN does not accept the device operation.

Contact the software personnel responsible for updating and maintaining this file.

**error** name too long in default file

The device name, manager, or mode entry added to IODFAULT.PUB.SYS is too long. SYSGEN does not accept the device operation.

Contact the software personnel responsible for updating and maintaining this file.

**error** invalid integer in default file

An invalid numeric value has been added to IODFAULT.PUB.SYS. SYSGEN does not accept the device operation.

Contact the software personnel responsible for updating and maintaining this file.

**error** couldn't write to internal default file

For whatever reason, SYSGEN cannot write the device information to the internal default file. Program dies.

See the file system error for the action to take.

**error** nonexistent volume: !

The volume name entered is not recognized by the system. (Misspelled?)

Correct and reenter the command.

**error** path ! has no periods in it

The referenced path has been improperly entered. SYSGEN requires periods as separators in the path definition to be able to check the components in the path.

Reenter the path specification.

**error** path ! ends in a period

The referenced path is incomplete and ends in a period, or has an extra period.

Reenter the path for the operation.

**error** path ! has a bad component (too large, or non-numeric)

The iopath that you entered contains an alphabetic or special symbol, a number that is too large, or some other entry that cannot be recognized.

Reenter the path.

**error** path name too long

The path you have entered has too many levels.

Reenter the path.

**error** path ! already exists.

You are trying to add a path or device that already exists.

Use the LPATH command and necessary level to list the existing paths. If necessary, use the LDEV command to list associated devices.

**error** mode 'NONE' can't be used with other modes

The device mode NONE cannot be used with other modes when more than one mode is assigned to a device.

Either add or modify the device and assign NONE as the only mode or enter the proper modes.

**error** % permanent + % transient must be at lease 100 percent

The total amount of permanent and transient space assigned to a volume must be at least 100 percent.

Increase either the transient or permanent percentage until the sum is 100 percent.