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<!-- IBM_PROLOG_BEGIN_TAG -->
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<!-- $Source: src/usr/hwpf/hwp/proc_sbe_errors/proc_sbe_decompress_scan_halt_codes.xml $ -->
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<!-- IBM HostBoot Licensed Internal Code -->
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<!-- Origin: 30 -->
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<!-- IBM_PROLOG_END_TAG -->
<!-- $Id: proc_sbe_decompress_scan_halt_codes.xml,v 1.3 2013/06/21 22:46:29 jeshua Exp $ -->
<!-- Halt codes for proc_sbe_decompress_scan.S -->
<hwpErrors>
<!-- ******************************************************************** -->
<hwpError>
<rc>RC_SBE_SCAN_MULTICAST_TYPE_ERROR</rc>
<description>
Subroutine: proc_sbe_decompress_scan
The subroutine was given a chiplet Id that is a multicast chiplet,
however it is not a multicast WRITE type as required. The bad chiplet Id
will be found in P0 at the halt.
</description>
<collectRegisterFfdc>
<id>REG_FFDC_PROC_STATUS_AND_SBE_VITAL_REGISTERS</id>
<id>REG_FFDC_PROC_SBE_REGISTERS</id>
<target>CHIP_IN_ERROR</target>
</collectRegisterFfdc>
<sbeError/>
</hwpError>
<!-- ******************************************************************** -->
<hwpError>
<rc>RC_SBE_SCAN_MAGIC_MISMATCH</rc>
<description>
Subroutine: proc_sbe_decompress_scan
The subroutine was passed a data structure whose magic number was
incorrect. The magic number of the data structure can be found in PORE
register D0. The most likely cause of this error is a problem with the
tool chain used to build the SBE IPL images.
</description>
<collectRegisterFfdc>
<id>REG_FFDC_PROC_STATUS_AND_SBE_VITAL_REGISTERS</id>
<id>REG_FFDC_PROC_SBE_REGISTERS</id>
<target>CHIP_IN_ERROR</target>
</collectRegisterFfdc>
<sbeError/>
</hwpError>
<!-- ******************************************************************** -->
<hwpError>
<rc>RC_SBE_SCAN_HEADER_VERSION_ERROR</rc>
<description>
Subroutine: proc_sbe_decompress_scan
The subroutine was passed a data structure whose header version is
different from the one the code was expecting. The header version of the
data structure can be found in PORE register D0. The most likely cause of
this error is a problem with the tool chain used to build the SBE IPL
images.
</description>
<collectRegisterFfdc>
<id>REG_FFDC_PROC_STATUS_AND_SBE_VITAL_REGISTERS</id>
<id>REG_FFDC_PROC_SBE_REGISTERS</id>
<target>CHIP_IN_ERROR</target>
</collectRegisterFfdc>
<sbeError/>
</hwpError>
<!-- ******************************************************************** -->
<hwpError>
<rc>RC_SBE_SCAN_DATA_SIZE_ERROR</rc>
<description>
Subroutine: proc_sbe_decompress_scan
Each scan data structure contains the total expected size of the
structure, however in this case the compressed scan string required
either more or less data than indicated in the header. The PORE register
D0 contains the number (signed) of excess doublewords. The most likely
cause of this error is a problem with the tool chain used to build the
SBE IPL images.
</description>
<collectRegisterFfdc>
<id>REG_FFDC_PROC_STATUS_AND_SBE_VITAL_REGISTERS</id>
<id>REG_FFDC_PROC_SBE_REGISTERS</id>
<target>CHIP_IN_ERROR</target>
</collectRegisterFfdc>
<sbeError/>
</hwpError>
<!-- ******************************************************************** -->
<hwpError>
<rc>RC_SBE_SCAN_RING_LENGTH_ERROR</rc>
<description>
Subroutine: proc_sbe_decompress_scan
The number of bits scanned does not match the ring length stored in the
scan data header. The PORE register D0 contains the number (signed) of
excess bits. The most likely cause of this error is a problem with the
tool chain used to build the SBE IPL images.
</description>
<!-- JDS TODO - this FFDC should log the target chiplet
REG_FFDC_PROC_*_CLOCK_CONTROLLER registers as well -->
<collectRegisterFfdc>
<id>REG_FFDC_PROC_STATUS_AND_SBE_VITAL_REGISTERS</id>
<id>REG_FFDC_PROC_SBE_REGISTERS</id>
<target>CHIP_IN_ERROR</target>
</collectRegisterFfdc>
<sbeError/>
</hwpError>
<!-- ******************************************************************** -->
<hwpError>
<rc>RC_SBE_SCAN_CHECKWORD_ERROR</rc>
<description>
Subroutine: proc_sbe_decompress_scan
The initial checkword did not rotate back into the scan data register at
the completion of the scan. The contents of the PORE D0 register have
been loaded with the received checkword, whose value may provide a clue
as to what happened. The expected value is 0xa5a55a5a00000000. This error
could be caused by broken hardware, or by any tool problem that would
misrepresent the length of the actual hardware scan ring.
</description>
<!-- JDS TODO - this FFDC should log the target chiplet
REG_FFDC_PROC_*_CLOCK_CONTROLLER registers as well -->
<collectRegisterFfdc>
<id>REG_FFDC_PROC_STATUS_AND_SBE_VITAL_REGISTERS</id>
<id>REG_FFDC_PROC_SBE_REGISTERS</id>
<target>CHIP_IN_ERROR</target>
</collectRegisterFfdc>
<sbeError/>
</hwpError>
</hwpErrors>
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