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>Well, it's a hex display, so it's rather unlikely to have an "S"
>(letter)...
>I suspect you had one of two things:  CB5B (visual confusion) or
>CBFB (audio confusion).
>
>I have no idea what a CB5B would be.
>
>A CBFB is "branching to the OS HPMC handler" ... which implies a hardware
>problem.  You should contact your hardware service provider.
>I'd have expected a series of 4-digit hex numbers, ending with the CBFB...
>they're probably in the PIM log, accessible from below the ISL> prompt.
>(I.e., from the PDC main menu..type "SER" to get to the service menu, then
>"PIM" to get a dump of the PIM (Processor Internal Memmory) area.)
>Those numbers shed further light on what kind of HPMC happened.

You were right, it was CBFB, slip of finger when typing.  The Response
Center had me go to the SER menu, but once there he had me type
Chassiscodes instead of the PIM.  I'll save your response for the next
time this happens.

We didn't do a dump, but the system came up yesterday morning and has
stayed up, so hopefully it resolved itself.  I haven't heard back from our
CE.

The problem with this machine is that it is so reliable, that when there
is a problem, it's hard to remember what to do!  ;)

Connie Samuel
Clatsop Community College / Astoria, Oregon
503/338-2320
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