Control Data Corporation CYBER 170 Series Operator's Manual page 226

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MESSAGE
LCF ERROR - ec
LCF NOT AVAILABLE(,PFN-filenam,UN-usernam)
LCM SECDED BIT ERROR - QUADRANT q,
CSU x.
LIBRARY DIRECTORY EMPTY - filename
LIBRARY DIRECTORY ERROR - filename
LIBRARY DIRECTORY TOO LONG - filename
LIBRARY TABLE ERROR.
LINE: name,status ,port',ltype,npu
SIGNIFICANCE
An error has been detected during
processing of the LCF.
ec Error code
1 Unrecognizable host record
2.
Unrecognizable NPU record
3 Unrecognizable line key
4
Unrecognizable verification record
The LCF to be used by CS could not be
attached. If PFN and UN are not shown, a
default LCF was not specified by the
installation.
filenam Name of LCF
usernam User name under which LCF is
stored
A large core memory CLCM) SECDED
parity error has occurred (CYBER
176 only).
q Quadrant (0, 1, 2, or 3)
x CSU number
(0
or
1)
The task library file indicated does not
contain a directory.
The task library file indicated contains a
nonrecognizable directory.
The directory record on the task library
file indicated exceeded the maximum length
allowed by the transaction executive (398
entries).
Dayfile message indicating that an error was
encountered while building the system
library. Blank entry was not found in the
library table or in the directory within
the field length at the deadstart control
point.
Line status message sent in response to a
STATUS command, or when a significant change
in st~tus has occurred.
name Name of line
status Status of line
DI Disabled
EN Enabled
AC Active
DN Down
port Port number
ACTION
Assign another LCF.
Assign another LCF.
Inform site analyst and
customer engineer. (For
further explanation and
procedures, refer to
sIc
Register Error
Detection, Appendix F.)
Inform site analyst.
Inform site analyst.
Inform site analyst.
Attempt another
deadstart. If the
problem persists, inform
site an'alyst.
No action required
unless the disabling of
an enabled, active, or
down line, or the
enabling of a disabled
line is desired.
ROUTINE
CS
CS
SCE
TAF
TAF
TAF
SLL
CS