ACC Error Guide

ZMON Error Messages

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Message 026 - Incomplete write to ZMON file

Explanation: Message printed when ZMON cannot write data to the

ZMON LDM device file (usually /dev/zmon). This may

indicate a corrupt TTGEN memory image file, or some

internal inconsistency in the ZCOM LDM.

Action: Retry the ZMON startup. If this problem persists rerun

TTGEN from the source TTGEN configuration file

(.answ file) to rebuild the memory image file. When the

file has been rebuilt, retry the ZMON startup. If this

still does not clear the problem try rebooting the

HP-UX system; and then report the problem to HP.

Message 027 - Bad revision (memory file is for ZCOM <rev codes>)

Explanation: Message printed when ZMON finds an inconsistency

between the ZCOM version number in the software and

the version in the TTGEN file header. Most likely, the

TTGEN output file was generated with an older (and

incompatible) version of the ZCOM software than the

version currently be used.

Action: Rerun TTGEN on the configuration file (.answ)

corresponding to the output file and attempt to startup

the ZCOM sub-system using zmon. If this fails, ensure

that the version of ZCOM software is consistent (i.e.

check that there are not old versions of some or all of

the ZCOM software loaded). Remove inconsistent

software or replace with consistent version, then retry

the ZMON startup.

Message 028 - Not a ZCOM memory file

Explanation: Message printed when ZMON cannot identify the

header in the TTGEN memory image file passed in the

COLD start run string (zmon cold <filename>). The

most likely reason is that the file name is wrong or the

file is not the output from TTGEN.

Action: Correct the file name, or rerun TTGEN to produce a

correct file, then retry the ZMON startup.