IBM System z Personal Development Tool Messages and Codes

Table of contents

1. Front cover
2. Notices
   1. Trademarks
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4. Preface
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5. Chapter 1. Introduction
   1. 1.1 Linux ERRNO list
   2. 1.2 zPDT component codes
6. Chapter 2. Standard IBM System z Personal Development Tool messages
   1. 2.1 ATN: The attn command
   2. 2.2 CHK: The awsckmap command (and DEVMAP usage)
   3. 2.3 CKE: The alcckd command
   4. 2.4 CKP: The ckdPrint command
   5. 2.5 CTT: The card2tape command
   6. 2.6 CTX: The card2txt command
   7. 2.7 DCK: CKD file emulation
   8. 2.8 DCT: The awsctc device manager
   9. 2.9 DDP: The aws3274 device manager
   10. 2.10 DFB: The awsfba device manager
   11. 2.11 DHC: The aws3215 device manager
   12. 2.12 DOM: The awsoma device manager
   13. 2.13 DPR: The awsprt device manager
   14. 2.14 DRD: The aws2540 device manager
   15. 2.15 DSA: The awsosa device manager
   16. 2.16 DSI: The awsscsi device manager
   17. 2.17 DTP: The awstape device manager
   18. 2.18 ECH: The emulated channel manager
   19. 2.19 EMI: z Systems processor messages
   20. 2.20 EMO: Manual operations for adjunct processors
   21. 2.21 FBA: The alcfba command
   22. 2.22 FBP: The fbaPrint command
   23. 2.23 FOX: Internal zPDT integrity checking
   24. 2.24 HTC: The hckd2ckd command
   25. 2.25 HTF: The hfba2fba command
   26. 2.26 HTT: The htape2tape command
   27. 2.27 INF: The msgInfo command
   28. 2.28 INP: More 3215 messages
   29. 2.29 ITT: The scsi2tape utility
   30. 2.30 LOG: The awslog command
   31. 2.31 MAJ: Adjunct processor messages
   32. 2.32 MAL: The st command
   33. 2.33 MAN: Messages common to zPDT CPU commands
   34. 2.34 MAP: Commands for adjunct processors
   35. 2.35 MAS: The adstop command
   36. 2.36 MCP: The cpu command
   37. 2.37 MDP: The d (display) command
   38. 2.38 MID: pl_dvd command
   39. 2.39 MIN: The interrupt command
   40. 2.40 MIP: The ipl command
   41. 2.41 MLD: The memld command
   42. 2.42 MLP: The loadparm command
   43. 2.43 MMD: The mount_dvd command
   44. 2.44 MML: The managelogs command
   45. 2.45 MNT: The mount command
   46. 2.46 MQE: The CPU query command
   47. 2.47 MRE: The restart command
   48. 2.48 MRS: The rassummary command
   49. 2.49 MSD: The snapdump command
   50. 2.50 MSP: The stop command
   51. 2.51 MSR: The sys_reset command
   52. 2.52 MSS: The storestop command
   53. 2.53 MST: The start command
   54. 2.54 MSU: The storestatus command
   55. 2.55 MTK: The token command
   56. 2.56 MTR: The tracem command
   57. 2.57 PDS: The pdsUtil command
   58. 2.58 PRE: The DEVMAP preprocessor function
   59. 2.59 RAS: Messages from various RAS functions
   60. 2.60 RDY: The ready command
   61. 2.61 STA: The awsstart command
   62. 2.62 STP: The awsstop command
   63. 2.63 STT: The awsstat command
   64. 2.64 TCK: The tapeCheck command
   65. 2.65 TOD: The settod command
   66. 2.66 TRP: The tapePrint command
   67. 2.67 TTC: The txt2card command
   68. 2.68 TTF: The tape2file command
   69. 2.69 TTS: The tape2scsi command
   70. 2.70 TTT: The tape2tape command
   71. 2.71 TUL: The aws_tapeInit and aws_tapeInsp commands
   72. 2.72 VTC: The listVtoc command
7. Chapter 3. Other messages
   1. SecureUpdateUtility
   2. Sentinel Key
   3. Miscellaneous messages
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9. Back cover