Jim,

This error is telling you that there are I/O adapter cards configured in
slot 2 and slot 4 that physically isn't there. Chances are they were
removed from the system before you took ownership of it, but they were not
removed from the configuration.

In SYSGEN, you need to DP (delete path) on the adapters. You may also need
to remove any devices that are configured underneath the adapters,
although you didn't include any error messages that would indicate any of
these exist.

Once you remove the extraneous adapters from the configuration it should
boot up clean.

Doug.

Doug Werth                             Beechglen Development Inc.
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Jim Phillips" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2000 9:53 AM
Subject: 937 Bootup Errors


> Okay, I think I have finally reached nerd nirvana (nerdvana?) now that I
> have an HP3000 sitting on my desk in the living room.  It's a 937LX that
> works fine except for two errors that occur during bootup.
>
> Right after it prints "Entering - System I/O Configuration" this error
> appears:
>
> LLIO error - Subsys: 213, Proc_num: -9, Error_num: -38 for path 12
>
> Error - LLIO Device configuration error: -11
>         Status - Subsys: #150 info: #-11
>
> It then does the "Path 56.0.... already configured" stuff for a few
lines
> and the  error is repeated, but for path 8.
>
> This does not seem to affect the operation of the system at all, but I'm
> wondering what these errors mean and how I can get rid of them, just for
the
> sake of having a "squeaky-clean" system.  Thanks for any help,
>
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