Control Data Cyber 170 Series Operator's Manual page 228

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Message
PERM. FILE LINKAGE ERROR RECOVERY OF
DEVICE IMPOSSIBLE.
PERMIT HI RANGE ERR (filenam) (user index)
PERMITS MISSING.
PERMITS PRESENT THAT SHOULD NOT BE.
P.F. DEVICE (dn) DUMPED.
P. F. DEVICE (dn) LOADED.
PF SPECIFIED BUT VI NOT.
PFDUMP yy/mm/dd. hh.mm. SSe
PFDUMP DEVICE (dn) FAMILY (fy).
Routine
RMS
(operator message)
PFDUMPl
(dayfile message)
PFLOADl
(dayfile message)
PFLOADl
(dayfile message)
PFDUMPl
(operator message)
PFLOADl
(operator message)
PFS
(dayfile message)
PFDUMPl
(operator message)
PFDUMPl
(operator message)
Description
Attempt to edit track reservation table (TRT) on mass
storage device, during level 0 (initial) deadstart, was
unsuccessful. The TRT is edited to remove aU non-
permanent file chains.
Random index of the permit information for file (filenam)
is not within the legal range. This is a nonfatal system
error.
Permit information on archive tape is misSing or incom-
plete. This is a nonfatal system error and is followed
by the message TAPE ERROR (filenam) (user index).
Permit block found on tape but no previous permit ran-
dom index was found in the catalog. Data is considered
invalid and the file is skipped. This is a nonfatal sys-
tem error and is followed by the message TAPE
ERROR .(filenam) (user index).
Informative message indicating that dumping of perma-
nent files from the specified device is complete.
dn Device number
Informative message indicating that loading of permanent
file device identified by (dn) is complete.
dn Device number
User index associated with permanent file name specified
is required and was not entered.
Informative message indicating data and time of dump.
Informative message indicating family device currently
being dumped.
dn
fy
Device nUmber
Family name
Action
Enter GO to initialize device
with parameters defined in
label; permanent files on de-
vice are lost.
Inform site analyst.
Retry or use backup tape.
Retry or use backup tape.
None.
None.
Reenter parameters
and
specify
both filename and user index.
None.
None.