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Conference turris::microvax

Title:	MicroVAX, VAXstation, VAX 4000 Systems

Moderator:	QUARK::LIONEL

Created:	Fri Jan 03 1986
Last Modified:	Fri May 30 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	4370
Total number of notes:	18956

4370.0. "?33 unxint error" by KAOFS::H_GUBBELS () Thu May 29 1997 17:43

	I have a VaxStation 4000-90 that displays the following error under 
the following conditions. It otherwise runs error free.

	>>> show device
	EZA0 line.......
	?33 unxint
	010  00000002  041F0000

	- the system was just powered-up, subsequent attempts to use the 
	  '>>> show device' command appear to work reliably.
	- halt switch must be set to 2. If set to 3...the above failure is
	  not seen.

	Is this a known problem ?? Is there a fix ?? I'm running v1.4 of Cougar 
console code. I have tried shortening the bus and testing each scsi device one
by one - the symptom never changes. 


							Any thoughts

							Hube.

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4370.1 Sounds Benign; Possibly Even Normal... XDELTA::HOFFMAN Steve, OpenVMS Engineering Fri May 30 1997 15:26 12

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4370.1	Sounds Benign; Possibly Even Normal...	XDELTA::HOFFMAN	Steve, OpenVMS Engineering	`Fri May 30 1997 15:26`	12
	"EZA0" is the OpenVMS name for the SGEC Ethernet interface. As for the error itself, I'd ignore it as long as everything seems to be working. Otherwise, I'd check the VAXstation user documentation (see URL below) and the VAXstation 4000 service documentation to make sure this unexpected interrupt isn't expected when the halt switch is set this way -- this might be normal. Failing that, call in the folks formerly known as field service for a look. http://www-mcslu.das.dec.com/mcsl_abs/ek-vaxog-in-b01.html

   "EZA0" is the OpenVMS name for the SGEC Ethernet interface.

   As for the error itself, I'd ignore it as long as everything seems
   to be working.  Otherwise, I'd check the VAXstation user documentation
   (see URL below) and the VAXstation 4000 service documentation to make
   sure this unexpected interrupt isn't expected when the halt switch is
   set this way -- this might be normal.  Failing that, call in the folks
   formerly known as field service for a look.

   http://www-mcslu.das.dec.com/mcsl_abs/ek-vaxog-in-b01.html