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This module includes errors that cause a system panic to occur. A system panic causes the switch to reboot. The error is stored in flash memory with a stack trace, local stack content and local register content at the time the error occurred. To view the trace, allow the switch to reboot and issue the traceShow command. If the trace was caused by an error, the first line displays: Panic errors have the highest severity (0). NOTE: Use the traceShow command to identify panic errors as the errShow command is not useful in this case. Panic errors are described in Table A-2. FREETIMRLSD (0) INCONSISTENT (0) MALLOC (0) MSGQCREATE (0) MSGQDELETE (0) SEMCREATE (0) SEMDELETE (0) TASKSPAWN (0) TIMEUSECNT (0) ZOMTIMKILL (0) ZOMTIMSET (0) A task freed an already free timer. An internal inconsistency has been detected. The switch has run out of memory. A message queue could not be created. A message queue could not be destroyed. A semaphore could not be created. A semaphore could not be destroyed. A task could not be created. A timer was not released after expiration. An attempt was made to kill a timer that was in 'zombie' state. An attempt was made to set a timer that was in 'zombie' state. Issue the traceShow command. Contact customer support. Issue the traceShow command. Contact customer support. Issue the traceShow command. Contact customer support. Issue the traceShow command. Contact customer support. Issue the traceShow command. Contact customer support. Issue the traceShow command. Contact customer support. Issue the traceShow command. Contact customer support. Issue the traceShow command. Contact customer support. Issue the traceShow command. Contact customer support. Issue the traceShow command. Contact customer support. Issue the traceShow command. Contact customer support. support.dell.com Error Messages A-5

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support.dell.com
Error Messages
A-5
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This module includes errors that cause a system panic to occur. A system panic
causes the switch to reboot. The error is stored in flash memory with a stack trace,
local stack content and local register content at the time the error occurred.
To view the trace, allow the switch to reboot and issue the
traceShow
command. If
the trace was caused by an error, the first line displays:
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Panic errors have the highest severity (0).
NOTE: Use the
traceShow
command to identify panic errors as the
errShow
com-
mand is not useful in this case.
Panic errors are described in Table A-2.
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FREETIMRLSD (0)
A task freed an already free timer.
Issue the
traceShow
command. Contact
customer support.
INCONSISTENT (0)
An internal inconsistency has been
detected.
Issue the
traceShow
command. Contact
customer support.
MALLOC (0)
The switch has run out of memory.
Issue the
traceShow
command. Contact
customer support.
MSGQCREATE (0)
A message queue could not be
created.
Issue the
traceShow
command. Contact
customer support.
MSGQDELETE (0)
A message queue could not be
destroyed.
Issue the
traceShow
command. Contact
customer support.
SEMCREATE (0)
A semaphore could not be created.
Issue the
traceShow
command. Contact
customer support.
SEMDELETE (0)
A semaphore could not be
destroyed.
Issue the
traceShow
command. Contact
customer support.
TASKSPAWN (0)
A task could not be created.
Issue the
traceShow
command. Contact
customer support.
TIMEUSECNT (0)
A timer was not released after
expiration.
Issue the
traceShow
command. Contact
customer support.
ZOMTIMKILL (0)
An attempt was made to kill a timer
that was in
‘
zombie
’
state.
Issue the
traceShow
command. Contact
customer support.
ZOMTIMSET (0)
An attempt was made to set a timer
that was in
‘
zombie
’
state.
Issue the
traceShow
command. Contact
customer support.