IEA435I PHYSICAL DEVICE INCONSISTENT WITH LOGICAL DEFINITION [PHY=pdevtype LOG=ldevtype] [text]
Explanation
During VARY,ONLINE command processing, the device service exit determined that the physical device type was not compatible with the logical device type defined in the I/O configuration.
If PHY=pdevtype LOG=ldevtype appears in the message, there are mismatches between the hardware configuration and the device definition in the hardware configuration definition (HCD).
- pdevtype
- The physical device type.
- ldevtype
- The logical device type defined in the I/O configuration.
- text
- Additional message text. Additional message information is issued
if there is a conflict in the way the tape device has been defined
through the HCD and the physical attributes of the device as reported
through initialization I/O. The reasons for this conflict are reported
through the explanatory text that is appended to the message. Possible
reasons follow.
- HCD DEVICE DEFINITION AT VARIANCE WITH RDC DATA
- The device is defined through HCD as one type of device, but RDC
data indicates a different type of device.
System Programmer Response: Correct the HCD device definitions to match the device type of the device physically attached to the system.
- DEFINED WITH COMPACTION, BUT FEATURE NOT PRESENT
- The HCD definition for the device is at variance with the actual
attribute of the device with respect to compaction.
System Programmer Response: Correct the HCD device definitions to match the device type of the device physically attached to the system.
- 3590 DRIVE DETECTED BUT NOT ALL 3590 SUPPORT IS PRESENT
- Support for the 3590-E1x drives was shipped through PTF UW90622.
If this PTF is not installed, DFSMSdfp issues this message.
System Programmer Response: Install the required maintenance.
- 3590–H DRIVE DETECTED BUT NOT ALL 3590–H SUPPORT IS PRESENT
- Support for the 3590 Model H was shipped as program temporary
fixes (PTFs) on DFSMS 1.4.0
and 1.5.0. If these PTFs are not installed, DFSMSdfp issues this message.
System Programmer Response: Install the required maintenance.
- 3592-2 DRIVE DETECTED BUT NOT ALL 3592-2 SUPPORT IS PRESENT
- Support for the 3592 Model E05 is introduced with z/OS® V1R4. MEDIA9 and MEDIA10 support begins
with z/OS V1R5. If all the
support code for these models is not installed, this message is issued.
System Programmer Response: Install the required maintenance.
- 3592-3E DRIVE DETECTED BUT NOT ALL 3592-3E SUPPORT IS PRESENT
- Support for the 3592 Model E06 was shipped as program temporary
fixes (PTFs) on z/OS DFSMS V1R7 and
later releases. If these PTFs are not installed, DFSMSdfp issues this message.
System Programmer Response: Install the required maintenance.
- 3592-4E DRIVE DETECTED BUT NOT ALL 3590-4E SUPPORT IS PRESENT
- Support for the 3592 Model 4E was shipped as program temporary
fixes (PTFs) on z/OS DFSMS. If these
PTFs are not installed, DFSMSdfp issues this message.
System Programmer Response: Install the required maintenance.
- 3592-4E DRIVE DETECTED BUT NOT ALL 3592-4E SUPPORT IS PRESENT
- Support for the 3592 Model 4E was shipped as program temporary
fixes (PTFs) on z/OS DFSMS V1R9 and
later releases. If these PTFs are not installed, DFSMSdfp issues this message.
System Programmer Response: Install the required maintenance.
- 3592-J DRIVE DETECTED BUT NOT ALL 3592-J SUPPORT IS PRESENT
- Support for the 3592 Model J was shipped as program temporary
fixes (PTFs) on OS/390® DFSMS 2.10 and z/OS DFSMS 1.3 and later releases. If these PTFs
are not installed, DFSMSdfp issues
this message.
System Programmer Response: Install the required maintenance.
- 3590 IN 3490 EMULATION MODE NOT ALLOWED IN ATLDS
- 3590 tape devices that are operating in their 3490 emulation mode
are not supported in the ATLDS.
System Programmer Response: Take the device out of that emulation mode and attach the device at the appropriate address for its device type.
- INITIALIZATION I/O FAILED
- Initialization I/O required to successfully initialize a tape
device has failed.
System Programmer Response: Determine the cause of the failure.
- SENSE ID I/O INDICATES UNSUPPORTED DEVICE TYPE
- Sense ID I/O was successfully issued to the device and the resulting
information indicates a device type that is not recognized by the
system.
System Programmer Response: Correct the HCD device definitions to match the device type of the device physically attached to the system.
- UNKNOWN DEVICE IN EMULATION MODE NOT BROUGHT ONLINE
- Read Device Characteristic I/O was successfully issued to the
device and the resulting information indicates a device type that
is not recognized by the system.
System Programmer Response: None. The device is not supported and cannot be brought online.
System action
The device remains offline.
System programmer response
Correct the HCD device definitions to match the device type of the device physically attached to the system. See also text above for any other response needed, due to the additional explanatory text.
Source
DFSMSdfp