Title: | InfoServer (Ethernet System Server) |
Notice: | Much more than just a CD Server e TAPE:: |
Moderator: | TAPE::STONEHAM |
Created: | Wed Mar 21 1990 |
Last Modified: | Thu Jun 05 1997 |
Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Number of topics: | 2223 |
Total number of notes: | 9773 |
Hi, I have OpenVMS VAX V6.1 cluster with DECnet OSI V6.2 ECO01, and just installed UCX V4.0. After UCX 4.0 installation and reboot ESS$STARTUP.COM crashes the system. There were no any other changes/upgrades applied to the system. Could anybody advise how to restore ESS client functionality? What can be the cause of crash? I am not sure this is a right place now to ask so any other pointers for ESS support? Many thanks, Kirill. $ @ESS$STARTUP.COM CLIENT . . . $ if CONTROLLERS_QUAL .nes. "" then - write ess$last_file CONTROLLERS_QUAL $ if NODE_NAME_QUAL .nes. "" then - write ess$last_file NODE_NAME_QUAL $ if f$trnlnm ("ess$last_file") .nes "" then close ess$last_file $ @sys$startup:ess$last_startup.tmp $LASTCP := $ESS$LASTCP $ LASTCP START TRANS - /ALL_CONTROLLERS - /CIRCUIT_MAXIMUM=128 - SNODE_NAME = MOS01 %LAT-F-CONLOST, connection to MOS01 terminated -LAT-F-TIMEOUT, no response within timeout period . . . Here is the SDA> SHOW CRASH info: System crash information ------------------------ Time of system crash: 12-FEB-1997 10:57:49.85 Version of system: VAX/VMS VERSION V6.1 System Version Major ID/Minor ID: 1/0 VAXcluster node: MOS01, a VAX 4000-300 Crash CPU ID/Primary CPU ID: 00/00 Bitmask of CPUs active/available: 00000001/00000001 CPU bugcheck codes: CPU 00 -- HALT, Halt instruction restart CPU 00 Processor crash information ---------------------------------- CPU 00 reason for Bugcheck: HALT, Halt instruction restart Process currently executing on this CPU: _VTA61: Current image file: DSA100:[SYS0.SYSCOMMON.][SYSEXE]ESS$LASTCP.EXE;1 Current IPL: 31 (decimal) CPU database address: 8A58E000 General registers: PC = 86D6138C PSL = 0C042000 Remaining registers not available -- wiped out by console Processor registers: SID = 0B000006 SBR = 07C62400 SLR = 000E2700 SCBB = 07C4F000 ISP = 8A58E800 KSP = 7FFE77A0 ESP = 7FFE9800 SSP = 7FFECA44 USP = 7FDE86B8 No spinlocks currently owned by CPU 00 --> End of Log <--
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2195.1 | VMS Engineering supports the VMS ESS Client. | TAPE::STONEHAM | Wed Feb 12 1997 09:13 | 7 | |
Kirill, OpenVMS ESS Client support is currently handled by VMS Engineering. You might want to perform a comets search and/or submit an IPMT/QAR against OpenVMS containing this problem. Charlie | |||||
2195.2 | k-mode halts are real suspicious | WAYLAY::GORDON | Resident Lightning Designer | Wed Feb 12 1997 09:26 | 12 |
This looks suspicious. First thing I'd do is compare ESS$LASTCP on the disk with one from either another system at the same rev or the kit or from backup. They did take a backup before installing UCX, didn't they?. The file may be corrupt - of course it could be ESS$LASTDRIVER that's corrupt as well. A HALT in kernel mode usually means something is pretty well hosed. But Charlie is right, if it's not a corrupt image (installing CSCPAT_1128 will replace all the associated images and might be something to try) then it's VMS sustaining engineering's problem. If one of the images *is* corrupt, then the question is how it got that way... --Doug | |||||
2195.3 | Great thanks for hints, it's over now. | BLAZE::CHAINIKOV | Kirill Chainikov - IS Moscow | Wed Feb 12 1997 10:56 | 18 |
Hello again, Doug, you was right - ESS$LASTDRIVER was corrupted - last half of block 8 was zeroed. I copied ESS drivers from working 6.1 VMS and now it's okay. Further investigation showed that after new product was installed on one of the cluster machines dir structure was not in sync while previous versions of the files were purged, and analize/disk/rep was issued .. So silly things happened. It's a good reason for loadable image to become corrupted. Well, I'll look if it will be stable.. many thanks for support and Best Regards, Kirill |