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<!-- IBM_PROLOG_BEGIN_TAG -->
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<!-- $Source: src/usr/hwpf/hwp/proc_sbe_errors/proc_sbe_pibmem_loader_halt_codes.xml $ -->
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<!-- $Id: proc_sbe_pibmem_loader_halt_codes.xml,v 1.2 2013/06/21 18:44:47 jeshua Exp $ -->
<!-- Halt codes for proc_sbe_pibmem_loader.S -->
<hwpErrors>
<hwpError>
<rc>RC_SBE_PIBMEM_PRE_ERROR</rc>
<description>
Procedure: proc_sbe_pibmem_loader
The PIBMEM either shows error status or is not in the idle state prior to
the execution of the procedure. The contents of the PIBMEM Status
Register are in D0 at the time of the halt. Resetting the PIBMEM prior
to running proc_sbe_pibmem_loader should clear up this error.
</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_PIBMEM_POST_ERROR</rc>
<description>
Procedure: proc_sbe_pibmem_loader
The PIBMEM either shows error status or is not in the idle state after
execution of the procedure. The contents of the PIBMEM Status Register
are in D0 at the time of 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_PIBMEM_IMAGE_SIZE_ALIGNMENT</rc>
<description>
Procedure: proc_sbe_pibmem_loader
The size of the PIBMEM image to load is not a multiple of 8 bytes, which
is a hard requirement due to the PORE architecture. The image size passed
to the procedure can be found in SPRG0.
</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_PIBMEM_LOAD_ADDRESS_ALIGNMENT</rc>
<description>
Procedure: proc_sbe_pibmem_loader
The load address of the PIBMEM image is not a multiple of 8 bytes, which
is a hard requirement due to the PORE architecture. The load address
passed to the procedure can be found in SPRG0.
</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_PIBMEM_OVERFLOW</rc>
<description>
Procedure: proc_sbe_pibmem_loader
The load address and size of the PIBMEM image would overflow the physical
PIBMEM. The image size (in bytes) passed to the procedure is in SPRG0;
D1 contains the PIBMEM load address passed to the procedure.
</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>
</hwpErrors>
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