NS3000/iX Error Messages Reference Manual (36923-90043)

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Logging Location Codes Continued
Net Timers Logging Location Codes
Control operations cannot be performed unless Net Timers is
completely up.
ACTION: No control operation was performed. If this occurs during
network shutdown, it can probably be ignored. If it occurs at any other
time, submit an CR.
3400 CLAS0003 MESSAGE: Bad/unknown function code
CAUSE: An unrecognized or unsupported function code was passed in a
call to NETTMR_CONTROL. Only supported control functions can be acted
on.
ACTION: The call was ignored; the operation of Net Timers should be
unaffected. However, some other module on the system seems to be
passing bad function codes. If necessary, submit an CR.
4020 CLAS0004 MESSAGE: Not up, stop ignored
CAUSE: An attempt was made to shut Net Timers down before a
successful startup, or during or after a shutdown. Multiple shutdowns
are not allowed.
ACTION: No harm was done, however some other module on the system,
possibly CP, seems to be confused. If necessary, submit an CR.
4040 CLAS0004 MESSAGE: Stopping
CAUSE: Net Timers is being shut down (PARM = Net Timers port data
address).
ACTION: No action is required.
4060 CLAS0002 MESSAGE: Unfreed systimers remain
CAUSE: While releasing in use system timers during shutdown, the
system routine Release_timer reported an error. All in use timers are
normally deallocated during any shutdown of Net Timers (PORT =
unfreed system timer ID, PARM = status from Release_timer).
ACTION: Net Timers will report the failure as a warning and continue
with the shutdown. Unless there is corruption within system timers,
this probably indicates a Net Timers bug. Another remote possibility is
that the Net Timers port data has been corrupted from outside, so
other, possibly serious problems may soon appear as well. In addition,
one system timer may have been lost; if this continues, the system could
eventually run out of system timers. Submit an CR.
4100 CLAS0002 MESSAGE: Unfreed ports remain
CAUSE: While Net Timers was attempting to release its message port
during shutdown, the system routine Purge_port reported an error.
Purging the port is a normal part of resource cleanup during any Net
Timers shutdown. Releasing port ownership during startup should
have insured the port could be purged later, even if by a different
process (PORT = Net Timers port ID, PARM = status from Purge_port.