HP LTO Ultrium Technical Reference Manual page 81

Code Description
0428h ACI Control queue is empty.
0429h ACI Response queue is empty.
042Ah ACI Response packet was NAKed.
042Bh ACI attempted to execute an unsupported PPL command.
042Ch ACI has detected a command with a parameter out of range.
042Dh ACI attempted to execute a PPL command before the previous command completed.
042Eh ACI received more raw data than expected; see the Write Buffer PPL command.
042Fh Internal status indicating a slow ACI command rather than a fast one.
0430h Internal status indicating an operation has initiated a DMA transfer.
Internal status indicating that a firmware image has been downloaded so the firmware
0431h
should have been upgraded.
0432h Internal status indicating that a firmware image download has been aborted.
0433h Surrogate SCSI command terminated due to a SCSI reset/abort for the LUN.
0434h ACI has not been allocated the amount of DRAM it requires.
0435h ACI has not been allocated the amount of CRAM it requires.
0436h An ACI surrogate SCSI command packet contained an invalid Exchange ID.
0437h A CDB contained an invalid exchange ID.
0438h ACI Surrogate SCSI queue is full.
0439h ACI Surrogate SCSI queue is empty.
043Ah A request for an invalid entry in Surrogate SCSI queue has been made.
043Bh ACI has received an acSurrogateNotifyOp with an unknown SCSI CDB type.
043Ch The SCSI Data Length parameter has changed unexpectedly.
043Dh Internal status indicating a PPL Command is being executed.
ACI too busy for fast command. Used in tracepoints to identify cause of
043Eh
AC_BUSY_CMD_REJECTED error.
ACI too busy for immediate command. Used in tracepoints to identify cause of
043Fh
AC_BUSY_CMD_REJECTED error.
ACI too busy for slow command. Used in tracepoints to identify cause of
0440h
AC_BUSY_CMD_REJECTED error.
ACI too busy for SCSI command. Used in tracepoints to identify cause of
0441h
AC_BUSY_CMD_REJECTED error.
ACI too busy because of overlapped commands. Used in tracepoints to identify cause
0442h
of AC_BUSY_CMD_REJECTED error.
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