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4000–4999: Hardware and Device Messages
Table 12: Hardware and Device Messages
Message Code
4000
4001
4007
4008
4009
4010
4011
4012
4013
4014
4015
4016
Message
Annunciator ready event
%d failed for channel %d
Cannot get attributes for
output device
Error %d: [%s] during
network driver operation:
%s
Cannot set attributes for
output device
Cannot configure analog
board
Cannot get DSP memory
address
Cannot get DSPs installed
Cannot get active DSP
nodes
Cannot get/return interrupt
vector
Cannot initialize alarms
Network %s failure
Cannot get/set DSP
register for board %d
Meaning
An attempt to report to the annunciator
process that the specified buffer is ready
for the logical channel failed.
A TCGETA call to ioctl returned an error.
Indicates that a network driver error
occurred. This occurs only when the
network software loses synchronization.
with the network driver (for example, after
system reinitialization).
A TCSETAF call to ioctl returned an error.
An attempt to configure the analog board
failed.
An attempt to get the physical address at
which DPM is mapped from the DSP
driver failed.
An attempt to determine the installed
DSPs from the DSP driver failed.
An attempt to determine the active DSPs
from the DSP driver failed.
An attempt to acquire or return control of
an interrupt vector for testing purpose
failed.
Failed to set real-time I/O operation to
allow the read/write access necessary to
placate the deadman timer.
A library call to (enable or disable) a
network card returned failure. Will always
follow a 4007 when logged from
maintenance.
A request to the DSP driver to read or
write a register on the specified DSP
board has failed.
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