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AIX Version 4.3 Messages Guide and Reference

List of Three-Digit Display Values: 600-699, 6c8

Select the value that is currently displayed in the three-digit display. 

600   602   603   604   605   606   607   608   609   60c  
610   611   612   614   615   616   617   618   619   61c  
620   622   625   62c   63c   650   658   659   660   662
663   664   666   669   674   677   678   679   680   682
683   684   685   686   687   689   690   691   692   693  
694   695   696   697   698   699   6c8

Display Value 600

Explanation Progress indicator. Starting network boot portion of /sbin/rc.boot.
System Action If an irrecoverable error occurs, the system halts and the operator panel displays a steady 600 value.
User Action If the system halts with this value, go to "Hardware Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference. If these procedures find a problem, report the problem to your hardware service organization. Otherwise, report the problem to your software service organization, and then stop. You have completed these procedures.

Display Value 602

Explanation Configuring network parent devices.

Display Value 603

Explanation /usr/lib/methods/defsys, /usr/lib/methods/cfgsys, or /usr/lib/methods/cfgbus failed.
System Action If an irrecoverable error occurs, the system halts and the operator panel displays a steady 603 value.
User Action Report the problem to your software service organization.

Display Value 604

Explanation Configuring physical network boot device.

Display Value 605

Explanation Configuration of physical network boot device failed.
User Action Verify that the boot image type corresponds to the network boot device type. Run diagnostics on the client to test the network boot device.

Display Value 606

Explanation Running /usr/sbin/ifconfig on logical network boot device

Display Value 607

Explanation /usr/sbin/ifconfig failed.
User Action Report the problem to your software service organization.

Display Value 608

Explanation Attempting to retrieve the client.info file with tftp. Note that a flashing 608 indicates multiple attempt(s) to retrieve the client_info file are occurring.

Display Value 609

Explanation
  • The /tftpboot/clienthostname.sbinfo file does not have read permission for other.
  • The /tftpboot/clienthostname.sbinfo file does not exist.
  • The IP Address entries in the /etc/bootptab file are incorrect.
  • PCI-based systems cannot have leading zeros in any of the ipaddresses listed on the SMS Menu.
    A correct example of the Client IPaddress would be: 9.19.145.165
    An incorrect example of the Client IPaddress would be: 009.019.145.165
  • You are booting a PCI-based system over the network from a server on the same subnet.
Note: The term clienthostname used throughout this error message refers to the name of the client system which is hanging during the network boot.
System Action The sysback network boot failed to tftp the file /tftpboot/clienthostname.sbinfo from the server system.
User Action
  • If you do not have read permission from other, execute the following: 
    chmod 644 /tftpboot/clienthostname.sbinfo
  • If the /tftpboot/clienthostname.sbinfo does not exist, or the IP Address entries are incorrect for the client system, add the network information using the SMIT sysback command: 
    smitty sysback
    Then, choose the following:
    • Configuration Options
    • Network Boot Configuration
    • Add or Change a Network Boot Client

Execute the following commands on the sysback boot server if the previous steps failed.

  1. cd /usr/lpp/sysback/netinst/boot
  2. Make a backup copy of the rc.boot or rc.boot4 file. (depends on the level of sysback/6000 you have installed)
  3. Edit the rc.boot file.
    • Search for line: 
      "$BOOT_GATE_IP" = "$BOOT_SERV_IP" ] && BOOT_GATE_IP=0
    • Change to: 
      "$BOOT_GATE_IP" = "$BOOT_SERV_IP" -o "BOOT_GATE_IP" \ = 0.0.0.0 ] && BOOT_GATE_IP=0
    • Rebuild the network boot image by running the SMIT sysback command: 
      smitty sysback
      Then, choose the following:
      • Configuration Options
      • Network Boot Configuration
      • Add or Change a Network Boot Client
  4. If your system continues to hang on 609 contact your local support personnel.

Display Value 60c

Explanation Progress indicator. A 1.4GB IDE Disk Drive is being identified or configured.
System Action The configuration method for the 1.4GB IDE Disk Drive is being run. If an irrecoverable error occurs, the system halts and the operator panel displays a steady 60c value.
User Action If the system halts with the above action, try powering off attached SCSI devices. If this resolves the problem, check that each SCSI device has a unique SCSI id, and that cabling and termination are correct. Otherwise, go to "Hardware Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference.

Display Value 610

Explanation The /etc/exports file either does not have the correct permissions for the client to mount /usr or does not have any entry for /usr.
System Action The NFS mount of /usr filesystem, from the server, failed during a sysback network boot.
User Action Execute the following command: 
exportfs

Look for the line starting with /usr. Make sure the client hostname is included on that line. If your client's hostname is not included on that line, then add the network boot client using the following command: 

smitty sysback

Choose one of the following:

  • Configuration Option
  • Network Boot Configuration
  • Add or Change a Network Boot Client

Using the exportfs command verify that each entry is filled in correctly.

If you receive the following error message when adding the network boot client:

Configuring network boot for client
thumper.aix.dfw.ibm.com

/usr/ro,root=thumper.aix.dfw.ibm.com

Starting NFS and BOOTP services..

exports: /usr: sub-directory (/usr/lpp) already exported 
/usr not found in etc/exports

the client has been configured, but you must correct the problem with the export before booting the client.

Execute the exportfs command.

If you continue to have problems trying to export a /usr parent directory check the /etc/exports file looking for an existing /usr subdirectory that is not a filesystem. If you have a /usr subdirectory that is not a filesystem you will not be allowed to export /usr until you remove it form the /etc/exports/file.

An example would be:

/usr/sys/inst.images -rw
/usr/lpp             -root=mars,access=mars

In the above example the /usr/sys/inst.images is its own filesystem, but /usr/lpp is still part of the /usr filesystem.

Execute the following command to remove /usr/lpp from the /etc/exports file. 

/usr/sbin/rmnfsexp -d /usr/lpp -B

Re-add the network boot client by running the smitty sysback command. Verify by executing the exportfs command.

If the system continues to hang on 610 contact your local support representative.

Display Value 611

Explanation The /etc/exports file either does not have the correct permissions for the client to mount /usr or does not have any entry for /usr.
System Action The NFS mount of /usr filesystem, from the server, failed during a sysback network boot.
User Action Execute the following command: 
exportfs

Look for the line starting with /usr. Make sure the client hostname is included on that line. If your client's hostname is not included on that line, then add the network boot client using the following command: 

smitty sysback

Choose one of the following:

  • Configuration Option
  • Network Boot Configuration
  • Add or Change a Network Boot Client

Using the exportfs command verify that each entry is filled in correctly.

If you receive the following error message when adding the network boot client:

Configuring network boot for client
thumper.aix.dfw.ibm.com

/usr/ro,root=thumper.aix.dfw.ibm.com

Starting NFS and BOOTP services..

exports: /usr: sub-directory (/usr/lpp) already exported 
/usr not found in etc/exports

the client has been configured, but you must correct the problem with the export before booting the client.

Execute the exportfs command.

If you continue to have problems trying to export a /usr parent directory check the /etc/exports file looking for an existing /usr subdirectory that is not a filesystem. If you have a /usr subdirectory that is not a filesystem you will not be allowed to export /usr until you remove it from the /etc/exports/file.

An example would be:

/usr/sys/inst.images -rw
/usr/lpp             -root=mars,access=mars

In the above example the /usr/sys/inst.images is its own filesystem, but /usr/lpp is still part of the /usr filesystem.

Execute the following command to remove /usr/lpp from the /etc/exports file. 

/usr/sbin/rmnfsexp -d /usr/lpp -B

Re-add the network boot client by running the smitty sysback command. Verify by executing the exportfs command.

If the system continues to hang on 611 contact your local support representative.

Display Value 612

Explanation Accessing remote files; unconfiguring network boot device.

Display Value 614

Explanation Configuring local paging devices.

Display Value 615

Explanation Configuration of a local paging device failed.

Display Value 616

Explanation Converting from diskless to dataless configuration.

Display Value 617

Explanation Diskless to dataless configuration failed.

Display Value 618

Explanation Configuring remote (NFS) paging devices.

Display Value 619

Explanation Configuration of a remote (NFS) paging device failed.

Display Value 61c

Explanation Progress indicator. A 2.1GB IDE Disk Drive is being identified or configured.
System Action The configuration method for the 2.1GB IDE Disk Drive is being run. If an irrecoverable error occurs, the system halts and the operator panel displays a steady 61c value.
User Action If the system halts with the above action, try powering off attached SCSI devices. If this resolves the problem, check that each SCSI device has a unique SCSI id, and that cabling and termination are correct. Otherwise, go to "Hardware Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference.

Display Value 620

Explanation Updating special device files and ODM in permanent filesystem with data from boot RAM filesystem.

Display Value 622

Explanation Boot process configuring for operating system installation.

Display Value 625

Explanation Creating a directory for local NIM mount points.
System Action Creating a directory in a SPOT that is being used to boot a NIM client over the network.
User Action If the attempt to create the directory fails, check the client's info file in /tftpboot on the NIM master, and verify that the NIM_MOUNTS variable does not contain any local mount point paths that would cause a failure when attempting to create a directory with this path in the SPOT.

Display Value 62c

Explanation Progress indicator. A 3.0GB IDE Disk Drive is being identified or configured.
System Action The configuration method for the 3.0GB IDE Disk Drive is being run. If an irrecoverable error occurs, the system halts and the operator panel displays a steady 62c value.
User Action If the system halts with the above action, try powering off attached SCSI devices. If this resolves the problem, check that each SCSI device has a unique SCSI id, and that cabling and termination are correct. Otherwise, go to "Hardware Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference.

Display Value 63c

Explanation Progress indicator. A IDE CD-ROM Drive is being identified or configured.
System Action The configuration method for the IDE CD-ROM Drive is being run. If an irrecoverable error occurs, the system halts and the operator panel displays a steady 63c value.
User Action If the system halts with the above action, try powering off attached SCSI devices. If this resolves the problem, check that each SCSI device has a unique SCSI id, and that cabling and termination are correct. Otherwise, go to "Hardware Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference.

Display Value 650

Explanation Progress indicator. Configuring a supported IBM SCSI disk drive.
System Action A supported SCSI disk drive is being configured.
User Action If the LED persists, then this most likely indicates the drive is failing to spin up and return the full VPD data. Under normal operations, this LED should only be seen once, just after the disk has been configured for the first time. If the drive is functioning correctly, AIX will use the LED value specified in the drive's VPD for subsequent reconfigurations. If repeated IPLs or reconfigurations continue to show this LED for a SCSI disk, there is a problem with the disk drive.

Display Value 658

Explanation Progress indicator. PCI Fibre Channel Disk Subsystem Controller being identified or configured.
System Action The configuration method for the PCI Fibre Channel Disk Subsystem Controller is being run. If an irrecoverable error occurs, the system halts and the operator panel displays a steady 658 value.
User Action If the system halts with this value, go to "Hardware Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference. If these procedures find a problem, report the problem to your hardware service organization. Otherwise, report the problem to your software service organization, and then stop. You have completed these procedures.

Display Value 659

Explanation Progress indicator. 2102 Fibre Channel Disk Subsystem Controller Drawer being identified or configured.
System Action The configuration method for the 2102 Fibre Channel Disk Subsystem Controller Drawer is being run. If an irrecoverable error occurs, the system halts and the operator panel displays a steady 659 value.
User Action If the system halts with this value, go to "Hardware Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference. If these procedures find a problem, report the problem to your hardware service organization. Otherwise, report the problem to your software service organization, and then stop. You have completed these procedures.

Display Value 660

Explanation Progress indicator. 2102 Fibre Channel Disk Array being identified or configured.
System Action The configuration method for the 2102 Fibre Channel Disk Array is being run. If an irrecoverable error occurs, the system halts and the operator panel displays a steady 660 value.
User Action If the system halts with this value, go to "Hardware Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference. If these procedures find a problem, report the problem to your hardware service organization. Otherwise, report the problem to your software service organization, and then stop. You have completed these procedures.

Display Value 662

Explanation Progress indicator. Integrated Ultra2 SCSI Controller being identified or configured.
System Action The configuration method for the Integrated Ultra2 SCSI Controller is being run. If an irrecoverable error occurs, the system halts and the operator panel displays a steady 662 value. Note: The Integrated Ultra2 SCSI Controller is located on the I/O board.
User Action If the system halts with this value, go to "Hardware Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference. If these procedures find a problem, report the problem to your hardware service organization. Otherwise, report the problem to your software service organization, and then stop. You have completed these procedures.

Display Value 663

Explanation Progress indicator. ARTIC960 RxD PCI Adapter is being identified or configured.
System Action The configuration method for the ARTIC960 RxD PCI Adapter is being run. If an irrecoverable error occurs, the system halts and the operator panel displays a steady 663 value.
User Action If the system halts with this value, go to "Hardware Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference. If these procedures find a problem, report the problem to your hardware service organization. Otherwise, report the problem to your software service organization, and then stop. You have completed these procedures.

Display Value 664

Explanation Progress indicator. 32x (MAX) SCSI-2 CD-ROM drive is being identified or configured.
System Action The configuration method for the 32x (MAX) SCSI-2 CD-ROM drive is being run. If an irrecoverable error occurs, the system halts and the operator panel displays a steady 664 value.
User Action If the system halts with this value, go to "Hardware Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference. If these procedures find a problem, report the problem to your hardware service organization. Otherwise, report the problem to your software service organization, and then stop. You have completed these procedures.

Display Value 666

Explanation The /usr filesystem has not been exported on the server with root permissions for the client.
System Action Phase 2 of a cfgmgr command failed during a sysback network boot.
User Action While in root, edit the /etc/exports file. By changing the line starting with /usr you provide root permission to all hosts performing a network boot. If access= appears on the /usr line, all hosts mentioned after the access= text are exported without root permission. For example, to export node4 with root permission you would need to do the following:
  1. cd /etc
  2. cp filesystems filesystems.old
  3. vi filesystems

Change the line: 

/usr -ro, root=node1, node2:access=node3, node4
to 
/usr -ro, root=node1, node2, node4:access=node3

exportfs -u
exportfs -a
exportfs    (to verify the change took place)

If the above procedure was followed and your system continues to hang on 666 reinstall your AIX operating system.

Contact your local support representative when all the above has failed.

Display Value 669

Explanation Progress indicator. PCI Gigabit Ethernet Adapter is being identified or configured.
System Action The configuration method for the PCI Gigabit Ethernet Adapter is being run. If an irrecoverable error occurs, the system halts and the operator panel displays a steady 669 value.
User Action If the system halts with this value, go to "Hardware Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference. If these procedures find a problem, report the problem to your hardware service organization. Otherwise, report the problem to your software service organization, and then stop. You have completed these procedures.

Display Value 674

Explanation Progress indicator. ESCON Channel PCI Adapter is being identified or configured.
System Action The configuration method for the ESCON Channel PCI Adapter drive is being run. If an irrecoverable error occurs, the system halts and the operator panel displays a steady 674 value.
User Action If the system halts with this value, go to "Hardware Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference. If these procedures find a problem, report the problem to your hardware service organization. Otherwise, report the problem to your software service organization, and then stop. You have completed these procedures.

Display Value 677

Explanation Progress indicator. PCI Fiber Channel Arbitrated Loop Adapter is being identified or configured.
System Action The configuration method for the PCI Fiber Channel Arbitrated Loop Adapter is being run. If an irrecoverable error occurs, the system halts and the operator panel displays a steady 677 value.
User Action If the system halts with this value, go to "Hardware Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference. If these procedures find a problem, report the problem to your hardware service organization. Otherwise, report the problem to your software service organization, and then stop. You have completed these procedures.

Display Value 678

Explanation Progress indicator. 12GB 4mm Tape Drive is being identified or configured.
System Action The configuration method for the 12GB 4mm Tape Drive is being run. If an irrecoverable error occurs, the system halts and the operator panel displays a steady 678 value.
User Action If the system halts with this value, go to "Hardware Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference. If these procedures find a problem, report the problem to your hardware service organization. Otherwise, report the problem to your software service organization, and then stop. You have completed these procedures.

Display Value 679

Explanation Progress indicator. 4.5GB SCSI Disk Drive is being identified or configured.
System Action The configuration method for the 4.5GB SCSI Disk Drive is being run. If an irrecoverable error occurs, the system halts and the operator panel displays a steady 679 value.
User Action If the system halts with this value, go to "Hardware Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference. If these procedures find a problem, report the problem to your hardware service organization. Otherwise, report the problem to your software service organization, and then stop. You have completed these procedures.

Display Value 680

Explanation Progress indicator. Micro-Channel Adapter (MCA) Graphics Adapter is being identified or configured.
System Action The configuration method for the MCA Graphics Adapter is being run. If an irrecoverable error occurs, the system halts and the operator panel displays a steady 680 value.
User Action If the system halts with this value, go to "Hardware Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference. If these procedures find a problem, report the problem to your hardware service organization. Otherwise, report the problem to your software service organization, and then stop. You have completed these procedures.

Display Value 682

Explanation Progress indicator. 12X - 20X SCSI CD-ROM Drive is being identified or configured.
System Action The configuration method for the 12X - 20X CD-ROM Drive is being run. If an irrecoverable error occurs, the system halts and the operator panel displays a steady 682 value.
User Action If the system halts with this value, go to "Hardware Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference. If these procedures find a problem, report the problem to your hardware service organization. Otherwise, report the problem to your software service organization, and then stop. You have completed these procedures.

Display Value 683

Explanation Progress indicator. A 2105 Device is being identified or configured.
System Action The configuration method for the 2105 Device is being run. If an irrecoverable error occurs, the system halts and the operator panel displays a steady 683 value.
User Action If the system halts with this value, go to "Hardware Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference. If these procedures find a problem, report the problem to your hardware service organization. Otherwise, report the problem to your software service organization, and then stop. You have completed these procedures.

Display Value 684

Explanation Progress indicator. A 16-port RAN RS-422 for a 128-port adapter is being identified or configured.
System Action The configuration method for the 16-port RAN RS-422 for a 128-port adapter is being run. If an irrecoverable error occurs, the system halts and the operator panel displays a steady 684 value.
User Action If the system halts with this value, go to "Hardware Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference. If these procedures find a problem, report the problem to your hardware service organization. Otherwise, report the problem to your software service organization, and then stop. You have completed these procedures.

Display Value 685

Explanation Progress indicator. A POWER GXT120P Graphics PCI Adapter is being identified or configured.
System Action The configuration method for the POWER GXT120P Graphics PCI Adapter is being run. If an irrecoverable error occurs, the system halts and the operator panel displays a steady 685 value.
User Action If the system halts with this value, go to "Hardware Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference. If these procedures find a problem, report the problem to your hardware service organization. Otherwise, report the problem to your software service organization, and then stop. You have completed these procedures.

Display Value 686

Explanation Progress indicator. An 8-port PCI Asynchronous Adapter is being identified or congigured.
System Action The configuration method for the 8-port PCI Asynchronous Adapter is being run. If an irrecoverable error occurs, the system halts and the operator panel displays a steady 686 value.
User Action If the system halts with this value, go to "Hardware Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference. If these procedures find a problem, report the problem to your hardware service organization. Otherwise, report the problem to your software service organization, and then stop. You have completed these procedures.

Display Value 687

Explanation Progress indicator. A 128-port PCI Asynchronous Adapter is being identified or configured.
System Action The configuration method for the 128-port Asynchronous Adapter is being run. If an irrecoverable error occurs, the system halts and the operator panel displays a steady 687 value.
User Action If the system halts with this value, go to "Hardware Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference. If these procedures find a problem, report the problem to your hardware service organization. Otherwise, report the problem to your software service organization, and then stop. You have completed these procedures.

Display Value 689

Explanation Progress indicator. A 4.5GB Ultra-SCSI SE Disk Drive is being identified or configured.
System Action The configuration method for the 4.5GB Ultra-SCSI SE Disk Drive is being run. If an irrecoverable error occurs, the system halts and the operator panel displays a steady 689 value.
User Action If the system halts with the above action, try powering off attached SCSI devices. If this resolves the problem, check that each SCSI device has a unique SCSI id, and that cabling and termination are correct. Otherwise, go to "Hardware Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference.

Display Value 690

Explanation Progress indicator. A 9.1GB Ultra-SCSI SE Disk Drive is being identified or configured.
System Action The configuration method for the 9.1GB Ultra-SCSI SE Disk Drive is being run. If an irrecoverable error occurs, the system will halts and the operator panel displays a steady 690 value.
User Action If the system halts with the above action, try powering off attached SCSI devices. If this resolves the problem, check that each SCSI device has a unique SCSI id, and that cabling and termination are correct. Otherwise, go to "Hardware Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference.

Display Value 691

Explanation Progress indicator. A Turboways 25Mbps ATM PCI Adapter is being identified or configured.
System Action The configuration method for the Turboways 25Mbps ATM PCI Adapter is being run. If an irrecoverable error occurs, the system halts and the operator panel displays a steady 691 value.
User Action If the system halts with this value, go to "Hardware Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference. If these procedures find a problem, report the problem to your hardware service organization. Otherwise, report the problem to your software service organization, and then stop. You have completed these procedures.

Display Value 692

Explanation Progress indicator. A DLT-7000 Drive is being identified or configured.
System Action The configuration method for the DLT-7000 Drive is being run. If an irrecoverable error occurs, the system halts and the operator panel displays a steady 692 value.
User Action If the system halts with this value, go to "Hardware Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference. If these procedures find a problem, report the problem to your hardware service organization. Otherwise, report the problem to your software service organization, and then stop. You have completed these procedures.

Display Value 693

Explanation Progress indicator. An ISDN PCI Basic Rate Adapter is being identified or configured.
System Action The configuration method for the ISDN PCI Rate Adapter is being run. If an irrecoverable error occurs, the system halts and the operator panel displays a steady 693 value.
User Action If the system halts with this value, go to "Hardware Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference. If these procedures find a problem, report the problem to your hardware service organization. Otherwise, report the problem to your software service organization, and then stop. You have completed these procedures.

Display Value 694

Explanation Progress indicator. An ISDN MCA Basic Rate Adapter is being identified or configured.
System Action The configuration method for the ISDN MCA Basic Rate Adapter is being run. If an irrecoverable error occurs, the system halts and the operator panel displays a steady 694 value.
User Action If the system halts with this value, go to "Hardware Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference. If these procedures find a problem, report the problem to your hardware service organization. Otherwise, report the problem to your software service organization, and then stop. You have completed these procedures.

Display Value 695

Explanation Progress indicator. An X.25 PCI Coprocessor Adapter is being identified or configured.
System Action The configuration method for the X.25 PCI Coprocessor Adapter is being run. If an irrecoverable error occurs, the system halts and the operator panel displays a steady 695 value.
User Action If the system halts with this value, go to "Hardware Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference. If these procedures find a problem, report the problem to your hardware service organization. Otherwise, report the problem to your software service organization, and then stop. You have completed these procedures.

Display Value 696

Explanation Progress indicator. A Single Mode 8MB PCI ATM Adapter is being identified or configured.
System Action The configuration method for the Single Mode 8MB PCI ATM Adapter is being run. If an irrecoverable error occurs, the system halts and the operator panel displays a steady 696 value.
User Action If the system halts with this value, go to "Hardware Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference. If these procedures find a problem, report the problem to your hardware service organization. Otherwise, report the problem to your software service organization, and then stop. You have completed these procedures.

Display Value 697

Explanation Progress indicator. A Multi Mode 1MB PCI ATM Adapter is being identified or configured.
System Action The configuration method for the Multi Mode 1MB PCI ATM Adapter is being run. If an irrecoverable error occurs, the system halts and the operator panel displays a steady 697 value.
User Action If the system halts with this value, go to "Hardware Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference. If these procedures find a problem, report the problem to your hardware service organization. Otherwise, report the problem to your software service organization, and then stop. You have completed these procedures.

Display Value 698

Explanation Progress indicator. A UTP 1MB PCI ATM Adapter is being identified or configured.
System Action The configuration method for the UTP 1MB PCI ATM Adapter is being run. If an irrecoverable error occurs, the system halts and the operator panel displays a steady 698 value.
User Action If the system halts with this value, go to "Hardware Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference. If these procedures find a problem, report the problem to your hardware service organization. Otherwise, report the problem to your software service organization, and then stop. You have completed these procedures.

Display Value 699

Explanation Progress indicator. A 10/100Mbs PCI Ethernet Adapter is being identified or configured.
System Action The configuration method for the 10/100Mbs PCI Ethernet Adapter is being run. If an irrecoverable error occurs, the system halts and the operator panel displays a steady 699 value.
User Action If the system halts with this value, go to "Hardware Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference. If these procedures find a problem, report the problem to your hardware service organization. Otherwise, report the problem to your software service organization, and then stop. You have completed these procedures.

Display Value 6c8

Explanation Progress indicator. A display device driver is being identified or configured.
System Action The configuration method for a display device driver is being run. If an irrecoverable error occurs, the system halts and the operator panel displays a steady 6c8 value.
User Action If the system halts with this value, go to "Hardware Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference. If these procedures find a problem, report the problem to your hardware service organization. Otherwise, report the problem to your software service organization, and then stop. You have completed these procedures.
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