DEFINITY Enterprise Communications Server Release 7
Maintenance for R7r
555-230-126
Issue 4
June 1999
Maintenance Object Repair Procedures
9-545DISK (MSS Disk Circuit Pack)
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1. If the value in the Auxiliary Data field is 5513, the vintage of the
TN1657 Disk circuit pack is less than V4. This may be verified by
executing the
list configuration control
command.
2. If the value in the Auxiliary Data field is 5514, the disk capacity is
adequate but the file system on the disk has not been configured
for the large coredump file required when greater than 2 memory
circuit packs are used.
o. Error Type 2305 indicates a mismatch between memory size and disk size
AUX Data 5513 indicates the system is equipped with 3 memory circuit
packs but the capacity of the disk is not large enough for the coredump
file.
AUX Data 5514 indicates the system is equipped with 3 memory circuit
packs but the disk has not been configured for a large coredump file. The
tape and disk should have been configured for the larger memory size as
part of the procedures for installing 3 memory circuit packs as described
in the Installation Manual.
p. Error type 2306 means that a block has been reassigned on the disk or an
attempt to reassign a block has failed. The Minor alarm may clear after
executing the Status test (#815) but the data block will remain reassigned
as a result of a medium error. The disk drive should be replaced if this
Error Type is generated more than 3 times within an hour.
q. Error type 2561 indicates that the Data Write-Read Test (#810) failed.
r. Error 2817 indicates that the Disk Status Test (#815) detected a fault. See
the
MSS Error Actions
table at the end of the section on TAPE.
s. Error type 3073 indicates in-line errors reported by the disk control
software. See the
MSS Error Actions
table at the end of the section on
TAPE.
t. Error type 3329 indicates that the Disk Audit Test (#811) detected a
corrupted directory file. This is a serious failure of the disk so the disk
should be restored from tape.
u. Error type 3841 is used to record miscellaneous data when an
out-of-service condition occurs. See the
MSS Error Actions
table at the
end of the section on TAPE.
