can't accept ... Failed to initialize adapter: If the adapter has been correctly identified, this means that the configuration of the adapter is incorrect. Attachment point not found: Use cfgadm to list available attachment points. No carrier-cable disconnected or hub disabled?: This error may manifest due to a physical networking problem or a configuration issue.
Verify that storage device digest settings are compatible with the initiator. Trap 3E: These are caused by a bad boot disk superblock. Requested ITN does not exist at this address: The iSCSI target name (ITN) is not accessible. A mutex is a program object that allows multiple program threads to share the same resource, such as file access, but not simultaneously.
On Solaris and HPUX The coordination of VOB locking is performed by the db_server and vobrpc_server processes themselves. Additional details: -f specifies the size of a table lockmgr creates to track the files it is managing. Overlapping swap volume: Make sure that the additional swap volumes have unique names. Once that is complete, the boot can be continued by clearing the SMF boot archive with the svcadm clear boot-archive command.
too big: This Bourne shell message is a variant of Not enough space. Check with the drive manufacturer to see if the block size can be switched. The vob_almd_params server wide configuration file is located in the /opt/rational/clearcase/config/vob/db directory and controls the settings for all VOBs on the host. Address already in use (EADDRINUSE): The protocol does not permit using an address that is already in use.
The Intro(2) man page contains an introduction to system calls and error numbers. This is going to be due to a bad CPU or possibly a bad system board. This may have been caused by a failing disk, faulty disk connections, software misconfiguration or duplicate SCSI addresses. Submit feedback to IBM Support 1-800-IBM-7378 (USA) Directory of worldwide contacts Contact Privacy Terms of use Accessibility United States English English IBM® Site map IBM IBM Support Check here to
There is still a lock manager process on these platforms. There are 7 managed file per VOB hosted on the system. rx framing error: This error usually indicates a problem with the network hardware. Reset target login parameters and other settings as required.
Watchdog Reset Watchdog resets can be caused by hardware or software issues. Check with storage device vendor to see if resource settings can be increased or capacity can be otherwise increased. For older systems, an alternate superblock can frequently be found with a newfs -N /dev/rdsk/c#t#d#s# command while booted from a CD. (Note the -N option. This may be caused by the /etc directory being mounted read-only (which can happen during certain types of boot problems).
You may also see cleartool.exe crashing on the client system at the same time. We need to make sure that the stream device exists, along with an appropriate number of minor devices, and that it matches the hardware configuration. Component system is busy, try again: failed to offline: cfgadm attempted to remove or replace a device with a mounted file system, swap area or configured dump device. Either the child exited improperly or failed to start.
Accessing a corrupted shared library (ELIBBAD): exec(2) was unable to load a required static shared library. For a more realistic value—one that does not cause the lock manager to consume unnecessary virtual memory on the VOB server host—monitor the total number of db_server and vobrpc_server processes running Protocol not supported (EPROTONOSUPPORT): The protocol has not been configured for this system. It may have been removed or replaced.
Arguments too long: This is a C shell message indicating that more than 1706 arguments follow a command. These issues have also been observed on systems where the highest capacity DIMMs are not in the lowest numbered slots. Then multiply the peak value by a factor that will accommodate growth (two, or perhaps a little more). When a program is started, a mutex is created with a unique name.
No child processes (ECHILD): An application attempted to communicate with a cooperating process that does not exist. The card may need to be reseated. mount: mount-point...does not exist: The directory specified as the mount point does not exist. Use a soft link instead.
This error indicates a software bug. empty RADIUS shared secret: The RADIUS shared secret needs to be set. It is good practice to include a fully qualified domain name in the hosts file entry for the local server. This issue occurs on Microsoft Windows 7.
Assertion failed: This is a result of an assert(3C) debugging command that the programmer inserted into the program. Cannot install bootblock: On an x86 system, this error typically appears when a newfs and restore operation was carried out without performing a installboot before installing the OS. Generated Thu, 06 Oct 2016 03:58:30 GMT by s_hv720 (squid/3.5.20) Make sure that the device in question is powered up and connected properly, including the correct SCSI ID.
NOTE: Although it is possible to set up per VOB almd parameters, we recommend that instead you use only the per server wide settings in /opt/rational/clearcase/config/vob/db . unable to make login pdu: Initiator could not make a login Payload Data Unit (PDU) based on the initiator and storage device settings.
If you're at all confused about the difference between deadlocks and lock timeouts, please first read my post on Deadlocks VS. Make sure your application releases resources as soon as it is deemed appropriate. Here are four more recommendations for reducing the number of locks: Set CURRENTDATA to NO. Nevertheless, each waits for the other in a situation called a deadlock. This link is the Info Center entry on the System Monitor Element for them:�http://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecen...
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