HP Guardian Errors Manual page 140

Cause DEFINERESTORE option.<0:13>must be 0 or DEFINESAVE option.<0:14>must be 0.
Effect The option not selected must be set to 0 even though it is not used. Until it is set to 0, other
options cannot be selected.
Recovery Set the unused option to 0.
2076
Cause The buffer was too small to contain the DEFINE.
Effect The DEFINE is not saved. The buffer size required to save the DEFINE is returned in the length
parameter.
Recovery Repeat the DEFINESAVE operation with a buffer at least as large as the length returned
from the failed attempt.
2077
Cause The DEFINERESTORE buffer or define-name is in an invalid segment.
Effect The DEFINERESTORE operation is not performed.
Recovery Correct the address and retry.
2078
Cause DEFINERESTORE buffer does not contain a valid saved DEFINE created by DEFINESAVE.
Effect The DEFINE is not added to the current set or to the working set.
Recovery Recovery is not possible.
2079
Cause The working set could not be saved using DEFINESAVE because the define-name is
=_DEFAULTS and the working set is not of class DEFAULTS.
Effect The working set is not saved.
Recovery To save the named working set, change the class of the working set to class DEFAULTS.
If the DEFAULTS DEFINE is saved, the DEFINERESTORE replace option must be used to restore it
as an active DEFINE because the =_DEFAULTS DEFINE is always present.
2081
Cause Some internal error occurs during DEFINE propagation.
Effect Process creation fails.
Recovery Retry the operation. Contact HP support in case of repeated failure.
140 DEFINE Errors
(%004034)
(%004035)
(%004036)
(%004037) Cannot save the working set because the name
is =_DEFAULTS and the working set is not
class DEFAULTS.
(%004041)
The buffer is too small for the saved
DEFINE.
An extended address parameter referred
to an invalid segment.
The DEFINERESTORE buffer does not contain
a valid saved DEFINE.
Bad internal format.