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SP PROM Rev. Notes PROM revision, extended status is this SP's SCSI ID.

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Event code 0x601 0x602 0x603 0x604 0x606 0x607 0x608 0x609 0x610 0x611 0x613 0x614 0x615 0x616 0x617 0x621 Description SP Power Up. The SP is powered up and ready for I/O. This field also shows the revision of microcode (Licensed Internal Code) and the amount of SP memory in Mbytes, in hexadecimal. For example, (SP Powerup); Rev 0x00080A01 0x00000020 means code revision 8.10.01 and 32 Mbytes of memory. Drive Enabled. The unit this drive belongs to is ready for normal host I/O. Rebuild Started. The background rebuild process has begun rebuilding the data on this drive. Rebuild Completed. The background rebuild process has completed rebuilding the data on this drive. Unit Shutdown for Trespass. The unit of which this drive is a member has been shut down by this SP at the request of the peer SP, due to a Trespass operation. Unit Shutdown for Change Bind. The LUN this module belongs to has been shut down by this SP in order to change its operating parameters. This shutdown is needed only when the SP is operating in Target Addressing Mode. Drive Ready. Specified drive is powered up and physically ready for use. Format Started. The given FRU is being formatted. Format Failed. Disk module could not be physically formatted, and thus cannot be used in the disk array. Make sure the disk module is a valid model. If the model is valid, consult your HP service representative for recovery service. SP PROM Rev. Notes PROM revision, extended status is this SP's SCSI ID. This message is logged once at the completion of every powerup. CRU Equalize Started. The SP has started a Rebuild/Equalize operation. CRU Equalize Completed. The SP has completed a Rebuild/Equalize operation. CRU Equalize Aborted. The SP has aborted a Rebuild/Equalize operation. Flare Installed. Extended status is revision information. This message is logged once when new flare code is installed. Code Installed to Drive. Extended status is revision information. This message is logged, once for each updated drive, when new drive code is installed. Note that the revision information for drives consists of 4 ASCII characters (for example, code "0123" will appear as 0x30313233). Background Verify Started. A background check on the correctness of parity information has begun on the unit of which this drive is a member. Troubleshooting 8-31

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Event code
Description
0x601
SP Power Up. The SP is powered up and ready for I/O. This field also shows the
revision of microcode (Licensed Internal Code) and the amount of SP memory in
Mbytes, in hexadecimal. For example,
(SP Powerup); Rev 0x00080A01 0x00000020
means code revision 8.10.01 and 32 Mbytes of memory.
0x602
Drive Enabled. The unit this drive belongs to is ready for normal host I/O.
0x603
Rebuild Started. The background rebuild process has begun rebuilding the data
on this drive.
0x604
Rebuild Completed. The background rebuild process has completed rebuilding
the data on this drive.
0x606
Unit Shutdown for Trespass. The unit of which this drive is a member has been
shut down by this SP at the request of the peer SP, due to a Trespass operation.
0x607
Unit Shutdown for Change Bind. The LUN this module belongs to has been shut
down by this SP in order to change its operating parameters. This shutdown is
needed only when the SP is operating in Target Addressing Mode.
0x608
Drive Ready. Specified drive is powered up and physically ready for use.
0x609
Format Started. The given FRU is being formatted.
0x610
Format Failed. Disk module could not be physically formatted, and thus cannot
be used in the disk array. Make sure the disk module is a valid model. If the
model is valid, consult your HP service representative for recovery service.
0x611
SP PROM Rev. Notes PROM revision, extended status is this SP’s SCSI ID.
This message is logged once at the completion of every powerup.
0x613
CRU Equalize Started. The SP has started a Rebuild/Equalize operation.
0x614
CRU Equalize Completed. The SP has completed a Rebuild/Equalize operation.
0x615
CRU Equalize Aborted. The SP has aborted a Rebuild/Equalize operation.
0x616
Flare Installed. Extended status is revision information. This message is logged
once when new flare code is installed.
0x617
Code Installed to Drive. Extended status is revision information. This message is
logged, once for each updated drive, when new drive code is installed. Note that
the revision information for drives consists of 4 ASCII characters (for example,
code “0123” will appear as 0x30313233).
0x621
Background Verify Started. A background check on the correctness of parity
information has begun on the unit of which this drive is a member.