AIX:Led codes
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The three digit LED code from AIX come from the era of the old Micro Channel-based RS/6000 with three 7-segment displays. Larger machines have a much longer field in which some additional information can be displayed. This article is limited to three-AIX-code; everything in front (Exxx ,...), is different from machine to machine and can be found in the corresponding manual.
The worst case scenario: Blinking eights
Three blinking eights mean nothing good: the machine is stopped and requests to create a dump. On machines with more than 4 digits, behind the three eights additional info is diplayed:
- a three-number code (usually 102 = System halt)
- Another three-digit code displays information about the reason for the shutdown (HW / SW). The importance of such codes can be read from the appropriate section below.
- A last three digits code determines the success or failure to write the dump information (=> 0C0 - 0C9)
LED code information can also be used on machines with only 3 or 4 digits identify bodies: Press the reset button. After the first press, the error code (1) displays, after the second dump of the code (2) displays.
The three-digit LED-Codes
AIX knows the following LED code's
0C0 - 0C9 100 - 195 200 - 2E7 301 - 325 42C + 43C 500 - 5C6 600 - 6C8 700 - 7C6 800 - 8CC 900 - 99C
Specifically:
0C0 - 0C9
0C0 - 0C9 Code Description 0C0 A user-requested dump completed successfully 0C1 An I/O error occurred during the dump 0C2 A user-requested dump is in progress 0C4 The dump ran out of space 0C5 The dump failed due to an internal error 0C7 Progress indicator. Remote dump in progress 0C8 The dump device is disabled. The current system configuration does not designate a device for the requested dump 0C9 A system-initiated dump has started. Partial dump completed. If the value does not change, then the dump did not complete due to an unexpected error 0CC An error occurred dumping to the primary dump device, and we've switched over to the secondary dump device
100 - 195
100 - 195 Code Description 100 Progress indicator. Built-in self-test completed successfully. Control was passed to IPL ROM 101 Progress indicator. Initial built-in self-test started following system reset 102 Progress indicator. Built-in self-test started following power-on reset 103 Built-in self-test could not determine the system model number 104 Built-in self-test could not find the common on-chip processor bus address 105 Built-in self-test could not read from the on-chip sequencer EPROM 106 Built-in self-test detected a module failure 111 On-chip sequencer stopped; BIST detected a module error. Follow the steps for a flashing 888 112 Checkstop occurred during built-in self-test. The system attempted to save the failure data associated with the checkstop into NVRAM but was unsuccessful 113 The built-in self-test checkstop count equals 3. The checkstop count is initialized to 0 whenever the system is turned on. When a checkstop occurs, the checkstop count is increased and a system restart begins automatically. If the system restart is successful, the operating system records the checkstop in the system error log and resets the checkstop count to 0. If three consecutive checkstops occur without a system restart completing successfully, the system halts. 120 Progress indicator. Built-in self-test started cyclic redundancy-check character (CRC) check on the 8752 EPROM 121 Built-in self-test detected a bad CRC on the on-chip sequencer EPROM 122 Progress indicator. Built-in self-test started CRC check on the on-chip sequencer EPROM 123 Built-in self-test detected a bad CRC on the on-chip sequencer NVRAM 124 Progress indicator. Built-in self-test started CRC check on the on-chip sequencer NVRAM 125 Built-in self-test detected a bad CRC on the time-of-day NVRAM 126 Progress indicator. Built-in self-test started CRC check on the time-of-day NVRAM 127 Built-in self-test detected a bad CRC on the 8752 EPROM 130 Progress indicator. Built-in self-test presence test started 140 Built-in self-test was unsuccessful. The system halts 142 Built-in self-test was unsuccessful. The system halts 143 Invalid memory configuration 144 Built-in self-test was unsuccessful. The system halts 151 Progress indicator. Built-in self-test started array-initialization program test code 152 Progress indicator. Built-in self-test started direct-current logic self-test (DCLST) test code 153 Progress indicator. Built-in self-test started alternating-current logic self-test (ACLST) test code 154 Progress indicator. Built-in self-test started array self-test (AST) test code 160 The built-in self-test detected a missing Early Power-Off Warning (EPOW) connector 161 The Bump quick I/O tests failed 162 The JTAG tests failed. The system halts. 164 The built-in self-test encountered an error while reading low NVRAM. The system halts 165 The built-in self-test encountered an error while writing low NVRAM. The system halts. 166 The built-in self-test encountered an error while reading high NVRAM. The system halts 167 The built-in self-test encountered an error while writing high NVRAM. The system halts 168 The built-in self-test encountered an error while reading the serial input/output (SIO) register. The system halts 169 The built-in self-test encountered an error while writing the serial input/output (SIO) register. The system halts 180 Progress indicator. Built-in self-test checkstop logout in progress 182 The built-in self-test COP bus is not responding 185 Checkstop occurred during built-in self-test 186 System logic-generated checkstop (Model 250 only) 187 The built-in self-test was unable to identify the chip release level in the checkstop logout data. The system halts 195 Progress indicator. Built-in self-test checkstop logout completed. The system successfully saved checkstop failure data into NVRAM
200 - 2E7
200 - 2E7 Code Description 200 The key mode switch is in the Secure position. It must be in the Normal position to load the operating system and in the Service position to load Diagnostics or AIX Install/Maintenance 201 Checkstop occurred during system restart. The system halts 202 Unexpected machine check interrupt 203 Unexpected data storage interrupt. The system halts 204 Unexpected instruction storage interrupt. The system halts 205 Unexpected external interrupt. The system halts 206 Unexpected alignment interrupt. The system halts 207 Unexpected program interrupt. The system halts 208 Machine check due to an L2 uncorrectable ECC. The system halts 209 Reserved. The system halts 20C Error detected in L2 cache (when LED persists for 5 seconds) 210 Unexpected switched virtual circuit (SVC) 1000 interrupt. The system halts 211 IPL ROM CRC miscompare occurred during system restart. The system halts 212 RAM Power-on self-test found processor to be bad. The system halts 213 RAM Power-on self-test failed. Memory cannot be configured because the system could not detect any good memory. The system halts 214 An I/O planar failure has been detected. The power status register, the time-of-day clock, or NVRAM on the I/O planar has failed. The system halts 215 Progress indicator. The level of voltage supplied to the system is too low to continue a system restart 216 Progress indicator. The IPL ROM code is being uncompressed into memory for execution 217 Progress indicator. The system has encountered the end of the boot devices list 218 Progress indicator. RAM power-on self-test is testing for 1MB of good memory 219 Progress indicator. RAM power-on self-test bit map is being generated 21C L2 cache not detected as part of systems configuration (when LED persists for 2 seconds) 220 Progress indicator. IPL control block is being initialized 221 NVRAM CRC miscompare occurred while loading the operating system with the key mode switch in Normal position. The system halts 222 Progress indicator. Attempting a Normal-mode system restart from the standard I/O planar-attached devices specified in the NVRAM IPL devices list 223 Progress indicator. Attempting a Normal-mode system restart from the SCSI-attached devices specified in the NVRAM boot devices list 224 Progress indicator. Attempting a Normal-mode system restart from the 9333 High-Performance Disk Drive Subsystem devices specified in the NVRAM boot device list 225 Progress indicator. Attempting a Normal-mode system restart from the bus-attached internal disk specified in the NVRAM boot devices list 226 Progress indicator. Attempting a Normal-mode system restart from Ethernet specified in the NVRAM boot devices list 227 Progress indicator. Attempting a Normal-mode system restart from Token-Ring specified in the NVRAM boot devices list 228 Progress indicator. Attempting a Normal-mode system restart using the expansion code devices list, but cannot restart from any of the devices in the list 229 Progress indicator. Attempting Normal-mode system restart from devices in NVRAM boot devices list, but cannot restart from any of the devices in the list 22c Progress indicator. Attempting a normal mode IPL from FDDI specified in NVRAM IPL device list 230 Progress indicator. Attempting a Normal-mode system restart from Family 2 Feature ROM specified in the IPL ROM default devices list 231 Progress indicator. Attempting a Normal-mode system restart from Ethernet specified by selection from ROM menus 232 Progress indicator. Attempting a Normal-mode system restart from the standard I/O planar-attached devices specified in the IPL ROM default device list 233 Progress indicator. Attempting a Normal-mode system restart from the SCSI-attached devices specified in the IPL ROM default device list 234 Progress indicator. Attempting a Normal-mode system restart from the 9333 High-Performance Disk Drive Subsystem devices specified in the IPL ROM default device list 235 Progress indicator. Attempting a Normal-mode system restart from the bus-attached internal disk specified in the IPL ROM default device list 236 Progress indicator. Attempting a Normal-mode system restart from the Ethernet specified in the IPL ROM default devices list 237 Progress indicator. Attempting a Normal-mode system restart from the Token-Ring specified in the IPL ROM default devices list 238 Progress indicator. Attempting a Normal-mode system restart from the Token-Ring specified by selection from ROM menus 239 Progress indicator. A Normal-mode menu selection failed to boot. If the system continues to run, either the device specified in the menu selection list is not a valid boot device, or there is a problem with the device in the list 23c Progress indicator. Attempting a Normal-mode IPL from FDDI specified in IPL ROM device list 240 Progress indicator. Attempting a Service-mode system restart from the Family 2 Feature ROM specified in the NVRAM boot devices list 241 Attempting a Normal-mode system restart from devices specified in NVRAM boot list 242 Progress indicator. Attempting a Service-mode system restart from the standard I/O planar-attached devices specified in the NVRAM boot device list 243 Progress indicator. Attempting a Service-mode system restart from the SCSI-attached devices specified in NVRAM boot device list 244 Progress indicator. Attempting a Service-mode system restart from the 9333 High-Performance Disk Drive Subsystem devices specified in the NVRAM boot device list 245 Progress indicator. Attempting a Service-mode system restart from the bus-attached internal disk specified in the NVRAM boot device list 246 Progress indicator. Attempting a Service-mode system restart from the Ethernet specified in the NVRAM boot devices list 247 Progress indicator. Attempting a Service-mode system restart from the Token-Ring specified in the NVRAM boot devices list 248 Progress indicator. Attempting a Service-mode system restart using the expansion code specified in the NVRAM boot devices list. If the system continues to run, either the NVRAM device list is empty, the devices specified in the list are not valid boot devices, or there is a problem with one of the devices in the list. 249 Progress indicator. Attempting a Service-mode system restart from devices in NVRAM boot devices list, but cannot restart from any of the devices in the list 24C Progress indicator. Attempting a Service-mode IPL from FDDI specified in NVRAM IPL device list 250 Progress indicator. Attempting a Service-mode system restart from the Family 2 Feature ROM specified in the IPL ROM default devices list 251 Progress indicator. Attempting a Service-mode system restart from Ethernet specified by selection from ROM menus 252 Progress indicator. Attempting a Service-mode system restart from the standard I/O planar-attached devices specified in the IPL ROM default device list 253 Progress indicator. Attempting a Service-mode system restart from the SCSI-attached devices specified in the IPL ROM default device list 254 Progress indicator. Attempting a Service-mode system restart from the 9333 High-Performance Subsystem devices specified in the IPL ROM default device list 255 Progress indicator. Attempting a Service-mode system restart from the bus-attached internal disk specified in the IPL ROM default device list 256 Progress indicator. Attempting a Service-mode system restart from the Ethernet specified in the IPL ROM default devices list 257 Progress indicator. Attempting a Service-mode system restart from Token-Ring specified in the IPL ROM default devices list 258 Progress indicator. Attempting a Service-mode system restart from the Token-Ring specified by selection from ROM menus 259 Progress indicator. Attempting a Service-mode IPL from FDDI specified by the operator 25C Progresss indicator. Attempting a Service-mode IPL from FDDI specified in IPL ROM device list 260 Progress indicator. Menus are being displayed on the local display or terminal connected to your system 261 The system waits for a response from an asynchronous terminal on serial port 1 262 The system waits for a response from an asynchronous keyboard on serial port 1 263 Progress indicator. Attempting a Normal-mode system restart from the Family 2 Feature ROM specified in the NVRAM boot devices list 269 Stalled state. Cannot boot system, end of boot list reached 270 Progress indicator. Ethernet/FDX 10 Mbps MC adapter power-on self-test is running 271 Progress indicator. Mouse and mouse port power-on self-test is running 272 Progress indicator. Tablet port power-on self-test is running 276 Progress indicator. A 10/100 Mbps Ethernet MC adapter power-on self-test is running 277 Progress indicator. Auto Token-Ring LAN streamer MC 32 adapter power-on self-test is running 278 Progress indicator. Video ROM scan power-on self-test is running 279 Progress indicator. FDDI power-on self-test is running 280 Progress indicator. 3Com Ethernet power-on self-test is running 281 Progress indicator. Keyboard power-on self-test is running 282 Progress indicator. Parallel port power-on self-test is running 283 Progress indicator. Serial port power-on self-test is running 284 Progress indicator. POWER Gt1 graphics adapter power-on self-test is running 285 Progress indicator. POWER Gt3 graphics adapter power-on self-test is running 286 Progress indicator. Token-Ring adapter power-on self-test is running 287 Progress indicator. Ethernet adapter power-on self-test is running 288 Progress indicator. Adapter card slots are being queried 289 Progress indicator. Gt0 POWER graphics adapter power-on self-test is running 290 Progress indicator. I/O planar test started 291 Progress indicator. Standard I/O planar power-on self-test is running 292 Progress indicator. Standard I/O planar power-on self-test is running 293 Progress indicator. Bus-attached internal disk power-on self-test is running 294 Progress indicator. TCW SIMM in slot J is bad. (IOCC POST is testing SIMMs.) 295 Progress indicator. Color Graphics Display power-on self-test is running 296 Progress indicator. Family 2 Feature ROM power-on self-test is running 297 System model number could not be determined. The system halts 298 Progress indicator. Attempting a warm system restart 299 Progress indicator. IPL ROM passed control to loaded code 2e6 Progress indicator. A PCI Ultra/Wide differential SCSI adapter is being configured 2e7 An undetermined PCI SCSI adapter is being configured
300 - 325
300 - 325 Code Description 301 Irrecoverable error. Flash Utility ROM test failed or checkstop occurred. The system halts 302 Flash Utility ROM is prompting user to move the keyswitch to Service position to select an optional Flash update 303 Flash Utility ROM is prompting the user to press the Reset button to initiate an optional Flash update 304 Progress indicator. I/O planar test started 305 Progress indicator. Standard I/O planar power-on self-test is running 306 Progress indicator. Attempting to load Flash update code from the standard I/O planar-attached device 307 System model number could not be determined. The system halts 308 Progress indicator. TCW memory is bad 309 Progress indicator. The Flash Utility ROM passed control to a Flash update boot image 311 IPL ROM CRC miscompare occurred during system restart. The system halts 312 RAM power-on self-test found processor to be bad. The system halts 313 RAM power-on self-test failed. Memory cannot be configured because the system could not detect any good memory. The system halts 314 An I/O planar failure has been detected. The power status register, the time-of-day clock, or NVRAM on the I/O planar has failed. The system halts 315 Progress indicator. The level of voltage supplied to the system is too low to continue a system restart. The system monitors the voltage level. When the voltage is correct, the system continues with its system restart 318 Progress indicator. RAM power-on self-test is testing for 1MB of good memory 319 Progress indicator. RAM power-on self-test bit map is being generated 322 CRC of Flash image on diskette failed. No Flash update performed 323 Progress indicator. Current Flash image is being erased 324 CRC of new Flash image failed after update was performed (Flash image is corrupted) 325 Progress indicator. Flash update successful and complete
43C + 43C
43C + 43C Code Description 42C Progress indicator. Waiting for Interactive Maintenance Analysis Procedures (IMAP) request. The diagnostic program is checking to see if a CE laptop computer is attached to perform IMAPS 43C Progress indicator. Waiting for Interactive Maintenance Analysis Procedures (IMAP) connection
500 - 5C6
500 - 5C6 Code Description 500 Progress indicator. Querying standard I/O slot 501 Progress indicator. Querying card in slot 1 502 Progress indicator. Querying card in slot 2 503 Progress indicator. Querying card in slot 3 504 Progress indicator. Querying card in slot 4 505 Progress indicator. Querying card in slot 5 506 Progress indicator. Querying card in slot 6 507 Progress indicator. Querying card in slot 7 508 Progress indicator. Querying card in slot 8 510 Progress indicator. Starting device configuration 511 Progress indicator. Device configuration completed 512 Progress indicator. Restoring device configuration files from media 513 Progress indicator. Restoring BOS installation files from media 516 Progress indicator. Contacting server during network boot 517 Progress indicator. The / (root) and /usr file systems are being mounted. 518 Remote mount of the / (root) and /usr file systems during network boot did not complete successfully 520 Progress indicator. Bos configuration is running. If the system hangs, check for nfs permissions on the server 521 The /etc/inittab file has been incorrectly modified or is damaged. The system halts 522 The /etc/inittab file has been incorrectly modified or is damaged. The system halts 523 The /etc/objrepos file is missing or inaccessible. The system halts 524 The /etc/objrepos/Config_Rules file is missing or inaccessible. The system halts 525 The /etc/objrepos/CuDv file is missing or inaccessible. The system halts 526 The /etc/objrepos/CuDvDr file is missing or inaccessible. The system halts 527 You cannot run Phase 1 at this point. The /sbin/rc.boot file has probably been incorrectly modified or is damaged. The system halts 528 The /etc/objrepos/Config_Rules file has been incorrectly modified or is damaged, or a program specified in the file is missing. The system halts 529 There is a problem with the device containing the ODM database or the root file system is full. The system halts 530 The savebase command was unable to save information about the base customized devices onto the boot device during Phase 1 of system boot. The system halts 531 The /usr/lib/objrepos/PdAt file is missing or inaccessible. The system halts 532 The configuration manager ran out of memory. This error halts the system. 533 The configuration manager could not find a configure method for a device. The /usr/lib/objrepos/PdDv file might be incorrectly modified or damaged, or a program specified in the file is missing. 534 The configuration manager is unable to lock the ODM database. This error halts the system 535 A HIPPI diagnostics interface driver being is configured 536 The configuration manager encountered more than one sequence rule specified in the same phase. The /etc/objrepos/Config_Rules file might be damaged. This error halts the system. 537 The configuration manager encountered an error when starting the program in the sequence rule. The /etc/objrepos/Config_Rules file might be damaged. This error halts the system. 538 Progress indicator. The configuration manager is passing control to a configuration method 539 Progress indicator. The configuration method has ended and control has returned to the configuration manager 540 Progress indicator. Configuring child of IEEE-1284 parallel port 544 Progress indicator. An ECP peripheral configure method is executing 545 Progress indicator. A parallel port ECP device driver is being configured 546 IPL cannot continue due to error in customized database 547 Rebooting after error recovery. (LED 546 precedes this LED) 548 Restbase failure 549 Console could not be configured for the "Copy a System Dump" menu 550 Progress indicator. ATM LAN emulation device driver is being configured 551 Progress indicator. A varyon operation of the root volume group is in progress 552 The system is unable to varyon the root volume group. This error halts the system 553 Phase 1 boot is completed and the init command started: The /etc/inittab file has been incorrectly modified or is damaged 554 The IPL device could not be opened or a read failed (hardware not configured or missing). The system halts 555 Using the fsck -fp /dev/hd4 command on the root file system failed with a nonzero return code. The system halts 556 LVM subroutine error from ipl_varyon. The system halts 557 The root file system could not be mounted 558 Not enough memory is available to continue system restart 559 Less than 2MB of good memory are left for loading the AIX kernel. The system halts 560 An unsupported monitor is attached to the display adapter 561 Progress indicator. The TMSSA device is being identified or configured 565 Progress indicator. Configuring the MWAVE subsystem 566 Progress indicator. Configuring Namkan twinax commo card (5250 emulation) 567 Progress indicator. Configuring High-Performance Parallel Interface (HIPPI) device driver (fpdev) 568 Configuring High-Performance Parallel Interface (HIPPI) device driver (fphip) 569 Progress indicator. FCS SCSI protocol device is being configured 570 Progress indicator. A SCSI protocol device is being configured 571 HIPPI common functions driver is being configured 572 HIPPI IPI-3 master-mode driver is being configured 573 HIPPI IPI-3 slave-mode driver is being configured 574 HIPPI IPI-3 user-level interface driver is being configured 575 A 9570 disk-array driver is being configured 576 Generic async device driver is being configured 577 Generic SCSI device driver is being configured 578 Generic commo device driver is being configured 579 Device driver is being configured for a generic device 580 Progress indicator. A HIPPI-LE interface (IP) layer is being configured 581 Progress indicator. TCP/IP is being configured 582 Progress indicator. Token-Ring data link control (DLC) is being configured 583 Progress indicator. Ethernet data link control (DLC) is being configured 584 Progress indicator. IEEE Ethernet (802.3) data link control (DLC) is being configured 585 Progress indicator. SDLC (MPQP) data link control (DLC) is being configured 586 Progress indicator. QLLC (X.25) data link control (DLC) is being configured 587 Progress indicator. NETBIOS is being configured 588 Progress indicator. Bisync read-write (BSCRW) is being configured 589 SCSI target mode device is being configured 590 Progress indicator. Diskless remote paging device is being configured 591 Progress indicator. Logical Volume Manager device driver is being configured 592 Progress indicator. An HFT device driver is being configured 593 Progress indicator. SNA device driver is being configured 594 Asynchronous I/O is being defined or configured 595 X.31 pseudo device is being configured 596 SNA DLC/LAPE pseudo device is being configured 597 Outboard communication server (OCS) is being configured 598 OCS hosts is being configured during system reboot 599 Progress indicator. FDDI data link control (DLC) is being configured 5c0 Progress indicator. Streams-based hardware drive being configured 5c1 Progress indicator. Streams-based X.25 protocol stack being configured 5c2 Progress indicator. Streams-based X.25 COMIO emulator driver being configured 5c3 Progress indicator. Streams-based X.25 TCP/IP interface driver being configured 5c4 Progress indicator. FCS adapter device driver being configured 5c5 Progress indicator. SCB network device driver for FCS is being configured 5c6 Progress indicator. AIX SNA channel being configured
600 - 6C8
600 - 6C8 Code Description 600 Progress indicator. Starting network boot portion of /sbin/rc.boot 602 Configuring network parent devices 603 /usr/lib/methods/defsys, /usr/lib/methods/cfgsys, or /usr/lib/methods/cfgbus failed 604 Configuring physical network boot device 605 Configuration of physical network boot device failed 606 Running /usr/sbin/ifconfig on logical network boot device 607 /usr/sbin/ifconfig failed 608 Attempting to retrieve the client.info file with tftp. Note that a flashing 608 indicates multiple attempt(s) to retrieve the client_info file are occurring. # 609 The /tftpboot/clienthostname.sbinfo file does not have read permission for other. # The /tftpboot/clienthostname.sbinfo file does not exist. # The IP Address entries in the /etc/bootptab file are incorrect. # PCI-based systems cannot have leading zeros in any of the ipaddresses listed on the SMS Menu. A correct example of the Client IPaddress would be: 9.19.145.165 An incorrect example of the Client IPaddress would be: 009.019.145.165 # You are booting a PCI-based system over the network from a server on the same subnet. 60c Progress indicator. A 1.4GB IDE Disk Drive is being identified or configured 610 The /etc/exports file either does not have the correct permissions for the client to mount /usr or does not have any entry for /usr 611 The /etc/exports file either does not have the correct permissions for the client to mount /usr or does not have any entry for /usr 612 Accessing remote files; unconfiguring network boot device 614 Configuring local paging devices 615 Configuration of a local paging device failed 616 Converting from diskless to dataless configuration 617 Diskless to dataless configuration failed 618 Configuring remote (NFS) paging devices 619 Configuration of a remote (NFS) paging device failed 61C Progress indicator. A 2.1GB IDE Disk Drive is being identified or configured 620 Updating special device files and ODM in permanent filesystem with data from boot RAM filesystem 622 Boot process configuring for operating system installation 625 Creating a directory for local NIM mount points 62C Progress indicator. A 3.0GB IDE Disk Drive is being identified or configured 63C Progress indicator. A IDE CD-ROM Drive is being identified or configured 650 Progress indicator. Configuring a supported IBM SCSI disk drive 658 Progress indicator. PCI Fibre Channel Disk Subsystem Controller being identified or configured 659 Progress indicator. 2102 Fibre Channel Disk Subsystem Controller Drawer being identified or configured 660 Progress indicator. 2102 Fibre Channel Disk Array being identified or configured 662 Progress indicator. Integrated Ultra2 SCSI Controller being identified or configured 663 Progress indicator. ARTIC960 RxD PCI Adapter is being identified or configured 664 Progress indicator. 32x (MAX) SCSI-2 CD-ROM drive is being identified or configured 666 The /usr filesystem has not been exported on the server with root permissions for the client 669 Progress indicator. PCI Gigabit Ethernet Adapter is being identified or configured 674 Progress indicator. ESCON Channel PCI Adapter is being identified or configured 677 Progress indicator. PCI Fiber Channel Arbitrated Loop Adapter is being identified or configured 678 Progress indicator. 12GB 4mm Tape Drive is being identified or configured 679 Progress indicator. 4.5GB SCSI Disk Drive is being identified or configured 680 Progress indicator. Micro-Channel Adapter (MCA) Graphics Adapter is being identified or configured 682 Progress indicator. 12X - 20X SCSI CD-ROM Drive is being identified or configured 683 Progress indicator. A 2105 Device is being identified or configured 684 Progress indicator. A 16-port RAN RS-422 for a 128-port adapter is being identified or configured 685 Progress indicator. A POWER GXT120P Graphics PCI Adapter is being identified or configured 686 Progress indicator. An 8-port PCI Asynchronous Adapter is being identified or congigured 687 Progress indicator. A 128-port PCI Asynchronous Adapter is being identified or configured 689 Progress indicator. A 4.5GB Ultra-SCSI SE Disk Drive is being identified or configured 690 Progress indicator. A 9.1GB Ultra-SCSI SE Disk Drive is being identified or configured 691 Progress indicator. A Turboways 25Mbps ATM PCI Adapter is being identified or configured 692 Progress indicator. A DLT-7000 Drive is being identified or configured. 693 Progress indicator. An ISDN PCI Basic Rate Adapter is being identified or configured 694 Progress indicator. An ISDN MCA Basic Rate Adapter is being identified or configured 695 Progress indicator. An X.25 PCI Coprocessor Adapter is being identified or configured 696 Progress indicator. A Single Mode 8MB PCI ATM Adapter is being identified or configured 697 Progress indicator. A Multi Mode 1MB PCI ATM Adapter is being identified or configured 698 Progress indicator. A UTP 1MB PCI ATM Adapter is being identified or configured 699 Progress indicator. A 10/100Mbs PCI Ethernet Adapter is being identified or configured 6C8 Progress indicator. A display device driver is being identified or configured
700 - 7C6
700 - 7C6 Code Description 77C Progress indicator. A 1.0 GB 16-bit SCSI disk drive being identified or configured 700 Progress indicator. A 1.1 GB 8-bit SCSI disk drive being identified or configured 701 Progress indicator. A 1.1 GB 16-bit SCSI disk drive is being identified or configured 702 Progress indicator. A 1.1 GB 16-bit differential SCSI disk drive is being identified or configured 703 Progress indicator. A 2.2 GB 8-bit SCSI disk drive is being identified or configured 704 Progress indicator. A 2.2 GB 16-bit SCSI disk drive is being identified or configured 705 Progress indicator. A 2.2 GB 16-bit differential SCSI disk drive is being identified or configured 706 Progress indicator. A 4.5 GB 16-bit SCSI disk drive is being identified or configured 707 Progress indicator. A 4.5 GB 16-bit differential SCSI disk drive is being identified or configured 708 Progress indicator. An L2 cache is being identified or configured 710 Progress indicator. A POWER GXT150M graphics adapter is being identified and configured 711 Progress indicator. An unknown adapter is being identified or configured 712 Progress indicator. Graphic slot bus configuration is executing 713 The IBM ARTIC960 device is being configured 714 The configuration method for a video capture adapter is being run 715 The Ultimedia Services audio adapter is being configured 716 Progress indicator. System memory is being configured 717 The Ethernet High-Performance LAN adapter is being configured 718 Progress indicator. A GXT500/GXT500D display adapter is being configured 720 The configuration method for an unknown read/write optical drive type is being run 721 Progress indicator. An unknown disk or SCSI device is being identified or configured 722 Progress indicator. An unknown disk is being identified or configured 723 Progress indicator. An unknown CD-ROM or SCSI device driver is being identified or configured 724 Progress indicator. An unknown tape is being identified or configured 725 Progress indicator. An unknown display is being identified or configured 726 Progress indicator. An unknown input device is being identified or configured 727 Progress indicator. An asynchronous device is being identified or configured 728 Progress indicator. A parallel printer is being identified or configured 729 Progress indicator. An unknown parallel device is being identified or configured 730 Progress indicator. An unknown diskette drive type is being identified or configured 731 Progress indicator. A PTY is being identified or configured 732 An unknown SCSI initiator type is being configured 733 Progress indicator. A 7 GB tape drive is being identified or configured 734 Progress indicator. The multimedia SCSI CD-ROM is being identified or configured 735 Progress indicator. A 540 MB SCSI disk drive is being configured 736 Progress indicator. A PS/2 keyboard is being configured 741 Progress indicator. The 1080 MB SCSI disk drive is being identified or configured 742 Progress indicator. A PCI Ethernet device driver is being identified or configured 743 Progress indicator. An IsoFDD adapter is being identified or configured 744 Progress indicator. A Power Management chip is being configured 745 Progress indicator. A 16 GB 4mm Tape Auto Loader is being configured 746 Progress indicator. A PCI Fast/Wide Single-Ended SCSI I/O adapter is being identified or configured 747 Progress indicator. A PCI Fast/Wide Differential SCSI I/O adapter is being identified or configured 748 Progress indicator. An MCA/CHRP systems keyboard/mouse adapter is being configured 749 Progress indicator. 7331 model 205 tape library is being configured 74C Progress indicator. An ISA bus Token Ring adapter is being configured 750 Progress indicator. A PCI Auto LANstreamer Token Ring adapter is being configured 751 Progress indicator. A PCI RAID adapter is being configured 754 Progress indicator. A 1.1 GB FastWide SCSI SE disk drive is being configured 755 Progress indicator. A 2.2 GB Fast/Wide SCSI SE disk drive is being configured 756 Progress indicator. A 4.5 GB Fast/Wide SCSI SE disk drive is being configured 757 Progress indicator. A 13 GB 1/4 inch tape drive is being configured 758 Progress indicator. A 540 MB SCSI drive is being configured 759 Progress indicator. A 1080 MB SCSI disk is being configured 75C Progress indicator. An ISA bus Ethernet adapter is being configured 760 Progress indicator. The SCSI adapter function of the LSA card is being configured 761 Progress indicator. The Ethernet adapter function of the LSA card is being configured 772 Progress indicator. A 4.5 GB Fast/Wide (F/W) SCSI SE disk drive is being identified or configured 773 Progress indicator. A 9.1 GB Fast/Wide (F/W) SCSI SE disk drive is being identified or configured 774 Progress indicator. A 9.1 GB SCSI Differential disk drive is being configured 775 Progress indicator. An MVP PCI power graphics adapter is being configured 776 Progress indicator. An MVP PCI power graphics adapter is being configured 777 Progress indicator. A 10/100 Mbps PCI Ethernet device driver is being identified or configured 779 Progress indicator. A 3D PCI graphics adapter is being configured 77C Progress indicator. A 1 GB 16 bit SE SCSI disk drive is being configured 780 Progress indicator. An X.25 Interface co-processor adapter, ISA bus is being configured 781 Progress indicator. A 4-port multiprotocol communications controller, ISA bus is being configured 782 Progress indicator. A 1.2 GB hardfile is being configured 783 Progress indicator. A 4mm DDS-2 Tape Autoloader is being configured 784 Progress indicator. A 2160 MB SCSI disk drive is being configured 785 Progress indicator. An ISA 8-port EIA 232/RS 422 adapter is being configured 786 Progress indicator. A GXT250P/GXT255P graphic adapter is being configured 787 Progress indicator. A GXT500P/GXT550P graphics adapter is being configured 788 Progress indicator. An Ultimedia video capture adapter is being configured 789 Progress indicator. A 2.6 GB external optical drive is being configured 790 Progress indicator. A multi-bus integrated Ethernet adapter is being configured 791 Progress indicator. A 2.2 GB SCSI disk drive is being configured 792 Progress indicator. A 4.5 GB SCSI disk drive is being configured 793 Progress indicator. A 9.1 GB SCSI disk drive is being configured 794 Progress indicator. A 10/100 Mbps Ethernet PX MCA device driver is being identified or configured 795 Progress indicator. A SysKonnect PCI FDDI adapter is being configured 796 Progress indicator. A SysKonnect MCA FDDI adapter is being configured 797 Progress indicator. A Turboways 155 UTP ATM adapter is being configured 798 Progress indicator. A Turboways 155 MPEG ATM adapter is being configured 799 Progress indicator. A 2-port WAN adapter is being configured 7C1 Progress indicator. A business audio subsystem is being configured 7C2 Progress indicator. A 1.1 GB SCSI-2 disk drive is being configured 7C4 Progress indicator. A 2.2 GB SCSI-2 disk drive is being configured 7C6 Progress indicator. A 4.4 GB SCSI-2 disk drive is being configured
800 - 8CC
800 - 8CC Code Description 800 Progress indicator. A Turboways 155 ATM adapter is being configured 803 Progress indicator. The 7336 Tape Library robotics is being configured 804 Progress indicator. An 8X CD ROM drive is being configured 806 Progress indicator. A GXT800 graphics adapter is being configured 807 Progress indicator. A SCSI enclosure is being configured 808 Progress indicator. System Interface Full (SIF) configuration 80C Progress indicator. The SSA adapter is being identified or configured 811 Progress indicator. Processor complex is being identified or configured, or standard input/output being configured 812 Progress indicator. System memory is being identified or configured 813 Progress indicator. Battery for time-of-day and NVRAM or system I/O control logic is being identified or configured 814 Progress indicator. NVRAM is being identified or configured 815 Progress indicator. Floating-point processor is being identified or configured 816 Progress indicator. Operator-panel logic is being identified or configured 817 Progress indicator. Time-of-day logic is being identified or configured 819 Progress indicator. Graphics input device adapter is being identified or configured 81C Progress indicator. The Power Suite graphics adapter is being identified or configured 820 Interprocessor related testing 821 Progress indicator. Standard keyboard adapter is being identified or configured 823 Progress indicator. Standard mouse adapter is being identified or configured 824 Progress indicator. Standard tablet adapter is being identified or configured 825 Progress indicator. Standard speaker adapter is being identified or configured 826 Progress indicator. Serial port 1 adapter is being identified or configured 827 Progress indicator. Parallel port adapter is being identified or configured 828 Progress indicator. Standard diskette adapter is being identified or configured 829 Progress indicator. Multimode fiber 1 MB PCI ATM adapter is being configured 82C Progress indicator. The Power Wave graphics adapter is being identified or configured 830 Progress indicator. 8-port asynch adapter, EIA-232, ISA bus is being configured 831 Progress indicator. Serial port 2 is being identified or configured 834 Progress indicator. 64-port asynchronous controller is being identified or configured 835 Progress indicator. 16-port asynchronous concentrator is being identified or configured 836 Progress indicator. 128-port asynchronous controller is being identified or configured 837 Progress indicator. 16-port remote async node is being identified or configured 838 Progress indicator. Network Terminal Accelerator adapter is being identified or configured 839 Progress indicator. 7318 Serial Communications Server being configured 83C Progress indicator. SP2 high performance switch (HPS) adapter is being identified or configured in the SP2 node 840 Progress indicator. A PCI Ultra/Wide SCSI adapter is being configured 841 Progress indicator. 8-port asynchronous adapter (EIA-232) is being identified or configured 842 Progress indicator. 8-port asynchronous adapter (EIA-422A) is being identified or configured 843 Progress indicator. 8-port asynchronous adapter (MIL-STD) is being identified or configured 844 Progress indicator. The 7135 RADian Array disk drive subsystem controller is being identified or configured 845 Progress indicator. The 7135 RADian Array disk drive subsystem drawer being identified or configured 846 Progress indicator. A RADiant Array SCSI 1.3 GB disk drive is being configured 847 Progress indicator. 16-port asynchronous adapter (EIA-232) is being identified or configured 848 Progress indicator. 16-port asynchronous adapter (EIA-422) is being identified or configured 849 Progress indicator. X.25 communications adapter is being identified or configured 850 Progress indicator. Token-Ring network adapter is being identified or configured 851 T1/J1 Portmaster adapter is being identified or configured 852 Progress indicator. Ethernet adapter is being identified or configured 853 Progress indicator. A SCSI D I/O controller is being identified or configured 854 Progress indicator. 3270 connection is being identified or configured 855 Progress indicator. 4-port multiprotocol adapter is being identified or configured 856 Progress indicator. A POWER RADian device driver is being configured 857 Progress indicator. F-serial link adapter (FSLA) is being identified or configured 858 Progress indicator. 5085/86/88 adapter is being identified or configured 859 Progress indicator. FDDI adapter is being identified or configured 85C Progress indicator. Token-Ring High-Performance LAN adapter is being identified or configured 860 Progress indicator. A twin tail adapter being identified or configured 861 Progress indicator. Serial optical channel converter is being identified or configured 862 Progress indicator. 370 Parallel Channel adapter is being identified or configured 863 Progress indicator. A MAP adapter is being configured 864 Progress indicator. A serial channel adapter is being identified or configured 865 Progress indicator. ESCON channel adapter is being identified or configured 866 Progress indicator. SCSI adapter is being identified or configured 867 Progress indicator. Asynchronous expansion adapter is being identified or configured 868 Progress indicator. Integrated SCSI adapter is being identified or configured 869 Progress indicator. SCSI adapter is being identified or configured 870 Progress indicator. Serial disk adapter is being identified or configured 871 Progress indicator. Graphics subsystem adapter is being identified or configured 872 Progress indicator. Grayscale graphics adapter is being identified or configured 873 Progress indicator. A graphics display adapter is being identified or configured 874 Progress indicator. Color graphics adapter is being identified or configured 875 Vendor generic communication adapter being configured 876 Progress indicator. 8-bit color graphics processor is being identified or configured 877 Progress indicator. The POWER Gt3 or POWER Gt4 graphics adapter is being identified or configured 878 Progress indicator. The POWER Gt4 graphics process card is being identified or configured 880 Progress indicator. The POWER Gt1 graphics adapter is being identified or configured 881 Channel attached printer adapter 882 Serial attached printer adapter 883 Japan SCSI-2 disk drive support 884 3117 scanner adapter 885 3118 scanner adapter 886 3119 scanner adapter 887 Progress indicator. Integrated Ethernet adapter is being identified or configured 888 Unexpected system halt (=> 1.) 889 Progress indicator. SCSI adapter is being identified or configured 890 Progress indicator. The SCSI-2 Fast/Wide Adapter/A or SCSI-2 Differential Fast/Wide Adapter/A is being identified or configured 891 Progress indicator. Vendor SCSI adapter is being identified or configured 892 Progress indicator. Vendor display adapter is being identified or configured 893 Progress indicator. Vendor LAN adapter is being identified or configured 894 Progress indicator. Vendor async/communications adapter is being identified or configured 895 Progress indicator. Vendor IEEE 488 adapter is being identified or configured 896 Progress indicator. Vendor VME bus adapter is being identified, or configured 897 Progress indicator. The System/370 Channel Emulator/A adapter is being identified or configured 898 Progress indicator. The POWER Gt1x graphics adapter is being identified or configured 899 Progress indicator. 3490E Tape Drive, Models C11 and C22, is being identified or configured 89C Progress indicator. A multimedia SCSI CD-ROM is being identified or configured 8C0 Progress indicator. Coral chip IDE ports are being configured 8C2 Progress indicator. An IDE CD ROM XA 2x is being configured 8C3 Progress indicator. A 270 MB IDE disk drive is being configured 8C4 Progress indicator. A 360 MB IDE disk drive is being configured 8C5 Progress indicator. A 540 MB IDE disk drive being configured 8C6 Progress indicator. A 720 MB IDE disk drive is being configured 8C7 Progress indicator. A 1 GB IDE disk drive is being configured 8CC Progress indicator. A WDC AC1270OF 270 MB IDE disk drive is being configured
900 - 99C
900 - 99C Code Description 900 Progress indicator. A POWER GXT110P graphics adapter is being configured 901 Progress indicator. Vendor SCSI device is being identified or configured 902 Progress indicator. Vendor display is being identified or configured 903 Progress indicator. Vendor asynchronous device is being identified or configured 904 Progress indicator. Vendor parallel device is being identified or configured 905 Progress indicator. Vendor device is being identified or configured 906 Progress indicator. An IBM Premier Speech Recognition adapter I being configured 907 Progress indicator. An IBM Premier Speech Recognitions adapter II being configured 908 Progress indicator. A POWER GXT1000 graphics adapter subsystem is being identified or configured 909 Progress indicator. A SCSI-2 Disk Drive LAN SCSI/adapter (LSA) is being configured 90C Progress indicator. A DALA-3420 420 MB IDE disk is being configured 910 Progress indicator. A 1/4 GB Fibre Channel/266 Standard adapter is being identified or configured 911 Progress indicator. A Fibre Channel/1063 adapter short wave is being configured 912 Progress indicator. 2GB SCSI differential disk drive is being identified or configured 913 Progress indicator. 1GB SCSI differential disk drive is being identified or configured 914 Progress indicator. 56-bit 8-mm differential-ended tape drive is being identified or configured 915 Progress indicator. 4GB 4-mm tape drive is being identified or configured 916 Progress indicator. Vendor tape adapter (non-SCSI tape adapter) is being identified or configured 917 Progress indicator. 2.0GB 16-bit differential SCSI disk drive is being identified or configured 918 Progress indicator. 2GB 16-bit single-ended SCSI disk drive is being identified or configured 919 Progress indicator. A multimedia audio adapter is being identified or configured 91C Progress indicator. A 4mm 2 GB tape drive is being configured 920 Progress indicator. Bridge box is being identified or configured 921 Progress indicator. 101-key keyboard is being identified or configured 922 Progress indicator. 102-key keyboard is being identified or configured 923 Progress indicator. Kanji keyboard is being identified or configured 924 Progress indicator. Two-button mouse is being identified or configured 925 Progress indicator. Three-button mouse is being identified or configured 926 Progress indicator. Tablet 5083 Model 21 is being identified or configured 927 Progress indicator. Tablet 5083 Model 22 is being identified or configured 928 Progress indicator. Standard speaker is being identified or configured 929 Progress indicator. Dials are being identified or configured 92C Progress indicator. A DALA-3540 540 MB IDE disk is being configured 930 Progress indicator. Lighted programmable function keyboard (LPFK) is being identified or configured 931 Progress indicator. Internet Protocol router is being identified or configured 932 Progress indicator. An Internet Protocol (IP) router is being identified or configured 933 Progress indicator. Asynchronous planar is being identified or configured 934 Progress indicator. Asynchronous expansion drawer is being identified or configured 935 Progress indicator. 3.5-inch diskette drive is being identified or configured 936 Progress indicator. 5.25-inch diskette drive is being identified or configured 937 An HIPPI adapter is being configured 93C Progress indicator. A DPEA-30540 540 MB IDE disk is being configured 941 Progress indicator. A 6180 plotter is being identified or configured 942 Progress indicator. POWER GXT graphics adapter is being identified or configured 943 Progress indicator. 3480 and 3490 control units attached to a System/370 Channel Emulator/A adapter are being identified or configured 944 Progress indicator. A 100 MB ATM adapter is being configured 945 Progress indicator. 1GB16-bit differential SCSI disk drive is being configured 946 Serial port 3 adapter is being identified or configured 947 Progress indicator. A 730MB SCSI disk drive is being configured 948 Progress indicator. Portable disk drive is being identified or configured 949 Progress indicator. Unknown direct bus-attached disk drive is being identified or configured 94C Progress indicator. A WDC AC2540H 540 MB IDE disk is being configured 950 Progress indicator. Unknown SCSI options are being identified or configured 951 Progress indicator. 670MB SCSI disk drive is being identified or configured 952 Progress indicator. 355MB SCSI disk drive is being identified or configured 953 Progress indicator. 320MB SCSI disk drive is being identified or configured 954 Progress indicator. 400MB SCSI disk drive is being identified or configured 955 Progress indicator. 857MB SCSI disk drive is being identified or configured 956 Progress indicator. 670MB SCSI disk drive is being identified or configured 957 Progress indicator. Bus-attached disk drive is being identified or configured 958 Progress indicator. 160MB (bus-attached) disk drive is being identified or configured 959 Progress indicator. 160MB SCSI disk drive is being identified or configured 95C Progress indicator. A WDC AC2700H 730 MB IDE disk is being configured 960 Progress indicator. A 1.37GB SCSI disk drive is being identified or configured 961 Progress indicator. A 2-port serial adapter is being configured 962 Progress indicator. An Ethernet adapter is being configured 964 Progress indicator. A 20 GB 8mm tape drive is being configured 965 Progress indicator. A token-ring adapter is being configured 966 Progress indicator. A digital to analog video decoder adapter is being configured 967 Progress indicator. An Xpoint Ethernet adapter is being configured 968 Progress indicator. 1GB SCSI disk drive is being identified or configured 96C Progress indicator. A DPEA-30810 810 MB IDE disk is being configured 970 Progress indicator. 0.5-inch 9-track tape drive is being identified or configured 971 Progress indicator. 150MB 0.25-inch tape drive is being identified or configured 972 Progress indicator. 8-mm SCSI tape drive is being identified or configured 973 Progress indicator. Unknown SCSI tape drive is being identified or configured 974 Progress indicator. CD-ROM drive is being identified or configured 975 Progress indicator. An optical disk drive is being identified or configured 976 Progress indicator. An RS/6000 SCSI I/O control initiator is being configured 977 Progress indicator. An audio capture and playback adapter is being identified or configured 978 Progress indicator. An IEEE 4888 adapter is being identified or configured 979 Progress indicator. A 7246 SBS Frame Buffer adapter is being configured 97C Progress indicator. A DPEA-301080 1080 MB IDE disk drive is being configured 980 Progress indicator. A TBO-IBM switching network interface adapter is being configured 981 Progress indicator. 540MB SCSI disk drive is being identified or configured 982 Progress indicator. A graphics visualization server adapter is being configured 983 Progress indicator. An XGA graphics adapter is being identified or configured 984 Progress indicator. A 1 GB SCSI disk drive is being configured 985 Progress indicator. An M-video capture adapter is being identified or configured 986 Progress indicator. 1.2GB SCSI disk drive (in 2.4GB disk unit) is being identified or configured 987 Progress indicator. Enhanced SCSI CD-ROM drive is being identified or configured 988 Progress indicator. A FDDI adapter is being configured 989 Progress indicator. 200MB SCSI disk drive is being identified or configured 98C Progress indicator. A WDC AC31000H 2083 IDE disk drive is being identifed or configured 990 Progress indicator. 2.0GB SCSI disk drive is being identified or configured 991 525MB 1/4-inch cartridge tape drive is being identified or configured 992 Progress indicator. A 4755 Crytographic adapter is being configured 993 Progress indicator. A Raven file server product is being configured 994 Progress indicator. 8-mm tape drive is being identified or configured 995 Progress indicator. 1/2-inch 1.2GB tape drive is being identified or configured 996 Progress indicator. Single-port, multi-protocol communications adapter is being identified or configured 997 Progress indicator. Twisted-pair FDDI adapter is being identified or configured 998 Progress indicator. A 4-mm tape drive is being identified or configured 999 Progress indicator. A 7137 or 3514 Disk Array Subsystem is being configured 99C Progress indicator. A 2 GB SCSI disk drive is being configured
Bootcodes LPARs
Code Description
D200A100 Received MSD SP™ attention
D200A110 Received CPM SP attention
D200A120 Received LL SP attention
D200A130 Received RPA end-of-life event
D200A200 Begin partition power down. SRC word 3 contains the reason for the power off.
SRC word 3 power down reasons
* 1: White button power down (also known as delayed power off)
* 2: Partition requested power down
* 3: Partition requested end of life
* 4: System wide shutdown
* 5: Attention link loader
* 6: Attention MSD
* 7: Panel function 3 requested
* 8: Panel function 8 requested
* 9: Panel function 22 requested
* A: Panel function 34 requested
D200B050 Begin transfer slot locks to VSP
D200B05F End transfer slot locks to VSP
D200B060 Begin transfer VIO slot locks to VSP
D200B06F End transfer VIO slot locks to VSP
D200B070 Begin reset slots
D200B077 Waiting for reset slots
D200B07F End reset slots
D200B080 Begin reset VIO slots
D200B08F End reset VIO slots
D200B090 Begin soft POR slots
D200B097 Waiting soft POR slots
D200B09F End soft POR slots
D200B100 Sending Hypervisor™ reset
D200B1FF Hypervisor reset successfully sent
D200B200 Begin forced LP reset (after the 1 second timeout)
D200B210 Send CSP/FSP soft processor reset command (word 3 processor ID, word 4 thread ID)
D200B2FF End forced LP reset
D200B300 Closing Hypervisor events paths
D200B310 Deactivating panel functions
D200B3FF Hypervisor reset complete successfully
D200C100 Sending Hypervisor I/O reset
D200C1FF Hypervisor I/O reset sent successfully
D200C200 Deallocating events
D200C2FF Hypervisor I/O reset complete successfully
D200D100 Removing partition configuration resources
D200D1FF Partition resources removed successfully
D200E050 Begin power off slots
D200E057 Waiting power off slots
D200E05F End power off slots
D200E060 Begin power off VIO slots
D200E06F End power off VIO slots
D200E080 Begin release slot locks
D200E08F End release slot locks
D200E090 Begin release VIO slot locks
D200E09F End release VIO slot locks
D200E0A0 Begin unassociate of system ports
D200E0A8 Unassociate system ports from an RPA partition
D200E0AF End unassociate of system ports
D200E100 Power off SPCN racks
D200E110 Issuing a rack power off command
D200E120 Rack power off command complete successfully
D200E1FF SPCN racks powered off phase complete