HP Linux Server Management Software - Manual (Page 51)

Toolkit utilities 51
Error code Error message Comment or clarification
2865 Invalid preferred path. The specified preferred path is not a valid chassis slot for an
available active controller, or the controller is not available.
2866 Failure opening capture file
<text>. —
2867 Failure opening input file
<text>.
—
2868 Failure opening error file
<text>.
—
2869 <text> command expected. The <text> command is missing or in the wrong place in the
script file.
2870 <text> is not a supported
command. —
2871 <text> is not a Controller
command. The <text> command does not belong in the Controller section of
the script file.
2872 <text> is not an Array
command.
The <text> command does not belong in the Array section of the
script file.
2873 <text> is not a Logical Drive
command. The <text> command does not belong in the Logical Drive
section of the script file.
2874 <text> is not an HBA
command.
The <text> command does not belong in the HBA section of the
script file.
2875 More than one <text>
command cannot exist in the
same section.
—
2876 Invalid physical drive count. The script specifies more drives than are available of the
specified drive type.
2877 No spares available. No drives were found that could be used as spares for the
specified array.
2878 Spare request for RAID 0 is
invalid.
RAID 0 does not support spares.
2879 Reset and reconfigure
combined error.
A controller reset with data loss was specified while in
Reconfigure mode.
2880 Invalid drive type specified. —
2882 Invalid value for MNPDelay.
Valid range is 0 (disabled) to
60 minutes.
—
2883 Invalid controller
configuration value.
Expecting Yes or No.
—
2884 Invalid value for QueueDepth.
Valid range is from 2 to 32, or
Auto.
—
Using HPLPCFG
You must edit the text file to insert the WWID of the boot volume and the LUN number that the WWID boots
from. The HPLPCFG utility discovers the WWID of the HBA in the server blade and writes the information in
the text file. The text file presents the options in human readable format. The HPLPCFG utility updates the
hardware with the boot volume WWID and boot LUN read from the text file.