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Chapter 4 MtcCEX Messages MtcCEX: Synchronization initialization failed. Status = 0xy Variables y - an error status displayed in hexadecimal Severity Error Description This message displays in a Windows NT blue screen on a monitor attached directly to a CE during CE operating system boot when the HP NetServer AA CE Transport experiences an unexpected failure while attempting to perform MtcCEX driver initialization. This error is fatal to CE operations and is followed by a reset of the CE. Hardware/Software This message most likely indicates that you are attempting to boot a version of Windows NT operating system software that is not supported by your current revision of the HP NetServer AA CE software. Action • Verify that the version of Windows NT operating system software is supported by your current revision of HP NetServer AA software. • Reboot the IOPs in Offline HP NetServer AA I/O Processor Mode and install any HP NetServer AA service packs or hotfixes required to support the current version of Windows NT. • If the problem persists, contact your service provider for assistance. MtcCEX: Unable to allocate the required resources. Status = 0xy Variables y - an error status displayed in hexadecimal Severity Error Description This message displays in a Windows NT blue screen on a monitor attached directly to a CE during CE operating system boot when the HP NetServer AA CE Transport experiences an unexpected failure during its initialization while attempting to allocate system resources. The CE operating system boot terminates. Hardware/Software This message indicates either a software failure, most likely a Windows NT root that is not properly installed, or a lack of sufficient system memory. Action • Verify that the CE's system memory meets the HP NetServer AA size requirements, and increase it if necessary. • If this fails to resolve the problem, rebuild the CE root, and reinstall HP NetServer AA software. • If the problem persists, contact your service provider for assistance. 81

Section	Page
Preface	9
Introduction	11
Examining the Windows NT Event Log	13
HP NetServer AA Messages	14
Format of HP NetServer AA Messages	15
HP NetServer AA Message Categories and Conventions	16
Message Reporting Sources	17
Message Variables	18
Message Summary	19
MIC BIOS Messages	53
Types of Messages	54
MIC BIOS Message Summary	55
MIC BIOS Messages	57
Installation and Verification Procedure (IVP) Messages	71
Types of Message	72
IVP Message Summary	73
IVP Messages	74
MtcCEX Messages	79
MtcCEX Message Summary	80
MtcCEX Messages	82
MtcDgs Messages	99
IOPn.MtcDgs Status Message Summary	100
IOPn.MtcDgs Status Messages	101
MtcDsl Messages	105
IOPn.MtcDsl Status Message Summary	106
IOPn.MtcDsl Status Messages	108
MtcEthP and MtcEtx Messages	121
IOPn.MtcEthP and IOPn.MtcEtx Message Summary	122
IOPn.MtcEthP Status Messages	125
IOPn.MtcEtx Status Messages	140
MtcEvtP Messages	147
IOPn.MtcEvtP Status Message Summary	148
IOPn.MtcEvtP Status Messages	150
MtcFLOP and MtcFLOR Messages	155
IOPn.MtcFLOP and MtcFLOR Status Message Summary	156
IOPn.MtcFLOP Status Messages	157
MtcFLOR Status Messages	161
MtcIopDm Messages	163
MtcIopDm Status Message Summary	164
IOPn.MtcIopDm Status Messages	165
Keyboard and Pointer (MtcKmP) Messages	167
Keyboard and Pointer Message Summary	168
Keyboard and Pointer Redirector Messages	170
IOPn.MtcKmP Status Messages	173
MtcMICX Messages	179
IOPn.MtcMICX Message Summary	180
IOPn.MtcMICX Messages	181
MtcMon Messages	189
IOPn.MtcMon Message Summary	190
IOPn.MtcMon Fault Handler Status Messages	200
IOPn.MtcMon FRU Messages	211
IOPn.MtcMon Status Messages	223
MtcScsiP and MtcScsiR Messages	303
MtcScsiP and MtcScsiR Status Message Summary	304
IOPn.MtcScsiP Status Messages	312
IOPn.MtcScsiR Status Message	362
MtcSmR Messages	363
IOPn.MtcSmR Status Message Summary	364
IOPn.MtcSmR Status Messages	365
MtcVidP Messages	367
MtcVidP Status Message Summary	368
IOPn.MtcVidP Status Messages	369
MtcVnP Messages	373
IOPn.MtcVnP Status Message Summary	374
IOPn.MtcVnP Status Messages	375
Endurance Manager Messages	379
Types of Messages	380
Endurance Manager Message Summary	380

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Chapter 4

MtcCEX Messages

MtcCEX: Synchronization initialization failed. Status = 0x

Variables

–

an error status displayed in hexadecimal

Severity

Error

Description

This message displays in a Windows NT blue screen on a monitor attached directly to a CE

during CE operating system boot when the HP NetServer AA CE Transport experiences an

unexpected failure while attempting to perform MtcCEX driver initialization. This error is

fatal to CE operations and is followed by a reset of the CE.

Hardware/Software

This message most likely indicates that you are attempting to boot a version of Windows NT

operating system software that is not supported by your current revision of the HP NetServer

AA CE software.

Action

•

Verify that the version of Windows NT operating system software is supported by your

current revision of HP NetServer AA software.

•

Reboot the IOPs in

Offline HP NetServer AA I/O Processor Mode

and install any HP

NetServer AA service packs or hotfixes required to support the current version of

Windows NT.

•

If the problem persists, contact your service provider for assistance.

MtcCEX: Unable to allocate the required resources. Status = 0x

Variables

–

an error status displayed in hexadecimal

Severity

Error

Description

This message displays in a Windows NT blue screen on a monitor attached directly to a CE

during CE operating system boot when the HP NetServer AA CE Transport experiences an

unexpected failure during its initialization while attempting to allocate system resources. The

CE operating system boot terminates.

Hardware/Software

This message indicates either a software failure, most likely a Windows NT root that is not

properly installed, or a lack of sufficient system memory.

Action

•

Verify that the CE

’

s system memory meets the HP NetServer AA size requirements, and

increase it if necessary.

•

If this fails to resolve the problem, rebuild the CE root, and reinstall HP NetServer AA

software.

•

If the problem persists, contact your service provider for assistance.