Hi Sylvia,

You should call your local Response Center for assistance with this.

Unfortunately, System Abort 0 is a generic abort used to indicate an
unusual condition in the MPE/iX kernel. There have been a few rare
instances and there are a few patches to correct specific occurances.
The Response Center should be able to assist in determining what
caused the SA0 you have experienced.

Best Regards,

Bill Cadier
HP/CSY


> Hi
>
> We just had the following happen on an N4000-300
> We are running 7.0 express 1
>
> System Abort 0 from subsystem 107
> Secondary Status: info=0, subsys=107
> System Halt 7, $000
>
> *****System Alert*****
> System name: GSP-NS4000-e3000
> Date 03/13/2002 time: 16:30:51
> Alert Level: 12= software failure
> Reason for alert
> Source: 0=unknown, no source stated
> Source Detail: 0=unknown, no source stated sourceID=0
> Problem Detail: 0=no problem detail
>
> What is System Abort 0?
> We started the system, and everything is running normally right now.
> This happened last friday too, and the problem was a processor, but we did
> check them on GSP and they are configured and functional.
> Help
>
> Sylvia
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