On Mon, 28 Jan 2013 13:11:58 -0500, Jim Mulder <[email protected]> wrote:

>> OK, we finally noticed we had back-level IPLTEXT on the SADMP IPL
>> volume.  Re-generated SADMP, captured the dump, and now IPCS gives
>> us this "hate mail":
>>
>> [ snip ]
>
> I would start with
>\
>STATUS CPU(0) REGS

CPU(X'000') STATUS:                                                        
BLS18100I NOCPU ASID(X'0001') FDBF48 not available for CVT                 
BLS18104I Symbol LCCAVT not found                                          
BLS18104I Symbol LCCA0 not found                                           
BLS18058I Warnings regarding STRUCTURE(Ascb) at NOCPU ASID(X'0001') FDA500:
BLS18300I    Storage not in dump                                           
BLS18100I NOCPU ASID(X'0001') FDA500 not available for LCCA0               
PSW=07060000 00000000 00000000 00000000                                    
    No work wait                                                           
BLS18100I NOCPU ASID(X'0001') FDBF44 not available for CVT                 
BLS18104I Symbol PCCAVT not found                                          
BLS18104I Symbol PCCA0 not found                                           
Storage access could not read block at 026920E8 for CLTE                   
No storage areas were passed or obtained, formatting is terminated.        
  CURRENT FRR STACK IS: SVC                                                
  PREVIOUS FRR STACK(S): NORMAL                                            
                                                                           
  General purpose register values                                          
     0-1  00000000_00000000  C0000000_00000000                             
     2-3  0002D048_00000000  C0000000_00000000                             
     4-5  40000000_00000000  80000000_00000000                             
     6-7  00000000_00000000  00000000_00000000                             
     8-9  80000000_00000000  00000000_00000000                             
    10-11 00000000_00000000  80000000_00000000                             
    12-13 80000000_00000000  00000000_00000000                             
    14-15 40000000_00000000  80000000_00000000                             
                                                                           
  Access register values                                                   
      0-3  00000000  00000000  00000000  00000000                          
      4-7  00000000  00000000  00000000  00000000                          
      8-11 00000000  00000000  00000000  00000000                          
     12-15 00000000  00000000  00000000  00000000                          
                                                                           
  Control register values                                                  
     0-1  00000000_DF88EE70  00000000_7CC69007                             
     2-3  00000000_7ED26FC0  00000001_00000001                             
     4-5  00000001_00010001  00000000_07E29040                             
     6-7  00000000_FE000000  00000000_7CC69007                             
     8-9  00000000_00000000  00000000_00000000                             
    10-11 00000000_00000000  00000000_00000000                             
    12-13 00000000_85B7ADBC  00000000_7CC69007                             
    14-15 00000000_DF882EB2  00000000_027AF010                             

The "No work wait" is kind of surprising.

>and
>
>VERBX SADMPMSG

A couple instances of "n MESSAGE BUFFERS MISSING" (total of 6), but otherwise 
lists just about all the active ASIDs being processed.

>  Also, make sure that IPCS is accessing the
>IPCS-related parmlib members for the correct release.  These
>parmlib members would be coming from the IPCSPARM ddname
>if you are using one, or your parmlib concatenation
>(viewable via  D PARMLIB )  otherwise.

Verified that only the IBM-supplied, unmodified IPCSPR00 and BLSCECT(X) are in 
the parmlib concatenation.  We don't have a BLSCUSER member at all.

> If the problem is not apparent, the easiest thing
>is usually to open a PMR and send in the dump so I
>can look at it.

That seems the best option at this point.  So, it will be "coming at you" 
shortly, Sev 3.

Thanks,

   -jc-

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