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Title:LAT/Master (OpenVMS) issues - COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL
Notice:V3.2 kit -> 3.15; DDE kit -> 110.7; DDE AXP -> 110.8
Moderator:MRLAT::RASPUZZI
Created:Fri Nov 03 1989
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:1314
Total number of notes:6063

1310.0. "LAT rating image has not been initialized" by CSC32::R_RAKOFF () Tue Apr 15 1997 13:19

    Robin Rakoff
    DTN 592-5616
    CSC32::R_Rakoff
    
    VAX OVMS v7.1
    LATACP.EXE v3-202
    
    
    Customer starts LAT with @SYS$STARTUP:LAT$STARTUP in their system boot
    file.  They get the error "The LATACP process was not started" from
    setting SET VERIFY on and then on the operator console get the error
    message "LAT rating image has not been initialized".
    
    After the VAX has booted up, she does @SYS$STARTUP:LAT$STARTUP and now
    LAT will come up just fine.
    
    Has anyone seen error message "LAT rating image has not been initialized".
    before?  If so, do you know where this is coming from?   What is the
    fix for it?
    
    
    Thanks,
    Robin
    
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1310.1COMEUP::SIMMONDSloose canonWed Apr 16 1997 00:1826
    Re: .0
    
    Robin, has your Customer heard the phrase "Doctor, it hurts when I do
    this ..." ?   What excuse does your Customer have for trying to start
    LAT that little bit sooner than normal during StartUp ?  ( is it just
    for a "MIN" startup, perhaps? )  Also, from which file is LAT$STARTUP
    called when this happens ?
    
    Anyhow, to address your questions..
    
|    Has anyone seen error message "LAT rating image has not been initialized".
|    before?  If so, do you know where this is coming from?   What is the
|    fix for it?
    
    The message comes from the LATACP process when it discovers that the
    loadable image which (in partnership with LTDRIVER) produces the node's
    Load Rating has not yet been initialized by LTDRIVER's controller init.
    routine.. as to why this happens, I don't know for sure, but I'd have to
    ask whether this node is a Multiprocessor (SMP) with 2 or more CPUs
    active (?)   The 'fix' is probably to return to a tested (supported)
    configuration and start LAT at the same point that everyone else
    does.. :)  ..otherwise, I suppose you could try a $WAIT 0:0:5 just
    prior to @SYS$STARTUP:LAT$STARTUP..
    
    Hope this is of some help..
    John.
1310.2COMEUP::SIMMONDSloose canonThu Apr 17 1997 23:2013
    Re: .1
    
    Robin, I'm very sorry.. I misinterpreted .0 as implying that
    LAT$STARTUP.COM was called earlier and from a place other than
    SYSTARTUP_VMS.COM.. so ignore the first paragraph of .1 please..
    
    The SMP question remains, though.
    
    Btw, another person has just asked the same question over in Noted::LAT
    topic 4957.0
    
    Thanks,
    John.