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Table 6-1, nPartition commands messages Continued, Message, Cause, Recommended Action

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Troubleshooting Error messages and corrective actions Table 6-1 nPartition commands messages (Continued) Message Cause Recommended Action Cannot determine the state of the nPartition Configuration Privilege. The command cannot retrieve this data from the provider. In most cases, this is caused by excessive lost packets during data retrieval. Cannot determine if the 1. See "Unsupported platform is partitionable. Platform" above. 2. The command cannot retrieve this data from the provider. In most cases, this is caused by excessive lost packets during data retrieval. Cannot write the Stable Complex Configuration Data. Cannot write the Partition Configuration Data. The referenced data is inaccessible or was left in a locked state. See the AEL entry for more information. Retry the command, or use a management PC with more reliable network communications to the MP. 1. See "Unsupported Platform" above. 2. Retry the command or use a management PC with more reliable network communications to the MP. If the data was left locked, use the parunlock command to unlock it. See "parunlock" on page 127, or the on-line help for the parunlock command. Unable to update the Stable Complex Configuration Data. Cannot lock Stable Complex Configuration Data. Unable to read lock for partition. Cannot lock Partition Configuration Data. The referenced data was locked when the command attempted to access it. First retry the command. The data is normally locked only for short periods. If the data remains locked, use the parunlock command to unlock it. See "parunlock" on page 127, or the on-line help for the parunlock command. Cannot lock cell data for cell . 154 Chapter 6

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Troubleshooting
Error messages and corrective actions
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Cannot determine the
state of the nPartition
Configuration Privilege.
The command cannot
retrieve this data from the
provider. In most cases,
this is caused by excessive
lost packets during data
retrieval.
Retry the command, or use a
management PC with more
reliable network
communications to the MP.
Cannot determine if the
platform is partitionable.
1. See “Unsupported
Platform” above.
2. The command cannot
retrieve this data from the
provider. In most cases,
this is caused by excessive
lost packets during data
retrieval.
1. See “Unsupported
Platform” above.
2. Retry the command or use
a management PC with
more reliable network
communications to the MP.
Cannot write the Stable
Complex Configuration
Data.
Cannot write the
Partition Configuration
Data.
Unable to update the
Stable Complex
Configuration Data.
The referenced data is
inaccessible or was left in
a locked state. See the
AEL entry for more
information.
If the data was left locked,
use the
parunlock
command to unlock it. See
“parunlock” on page 127, or
the on-line help for the
parunlock
command.
Cannot lock Stable
Complex Configuration
Data.
Unable to read lock for
partition.
Cannot lock Partition
Configuration Data.
Cannot lock cell data for
cell <n>.
The referenced data was
locked when the command
attempted to access it.
First retry the command.
The data is normally locked
only for short periods. If the
data remains locked, use the
parunlock
command to
unlock it. See “parunlock” on
page 127, or the on-line help
for the
parunlock
command.
Table 6-1
nPartition commands messages (Continued)
Message
Cause
Recommended Action