The partial answer lies in the secondary info : a -31 from 107 is basically
an invalid pointer (-31) from Virtual Space Manager (107), the part of MPE
which handles virtual memory addressing.

Due to the number of pointers involved in this subsystem, useless to say,
it's going to be sort of hard to guess which one is invalid if you do not
have a memory dump. Let's hope you made one.

1458s are great fun, because they can have so many different causes it's
always a challenge to tell the correct one.

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> -----Message d'origine-----
> De : HP-3000 Systems Discussion [mailto:[log in to unmask]]De la
> part de John Penney
> Envoye : mardi 5 fevrier 2002 16:53
> A : [log in to unmask]
> Objet : [HP3000-L] System Abort 1458
>
>
> Good Morning Gentle Listers:
>
> I've gotten 2 of these in the past 4 weeks:
>
> System Abort 1458 from  Subsystem 102
> Secondary Status: Info=-31, Subsys 107
> System Halt 7, $05B2
> FLT 0105,B807,02B2,DEAD
>
> MPE/iX Error Message Manual states:
>
> "A critical process is being terminated due to a trap..."
>
> Many thanks for any information.
>
> Regards
> Would anybody care to suggest what I should look for to apply
> a solution. Running 7.0 Powerpatch 1 on a 929 KS020 with 1.2GB.
>
> John M Penney
> Systems Programmer
> Production Services
> Information Services Department
> Pierce County
> Tacoma, WA
> 253-798-6215
> 253-798-6680 Fax
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