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AWSEMI315E zPDTA License Unavailable for CPUs

  • 1.  AWSEMI315E zPDTA License Unavailable for CPUs

    Posted Mon December 17, 2012 08:30 AM
    Hi,

    We got the below message.

    Sun Dec 16 12:13:59 ibmsys1@amozpdt01:/z1>zPDTA Init Check Time=12:12:17: 0:41:54(YY:MM:DD:hh:mm:ss)zPDTA Current Time =12:12:17: 0:49: 0(YY:MM:DD:hh:mm:ss)
    AWSEMI144I zPDT License Check:Invalid License
    AWSEMI318W zPDTA Heartbeat Missing for CPU 0
    AWSEMI315E zPDTA License Unavailable for CPU 0
    OPRMSG: *00 IGF957A MANUALLY STOP PROCESSOR(00) SO THAT ACR CAN PROCEED. REPLY U WHEN THE STOP HAS BEEN PERFORMED
    OPRMSG: Beep!
    OPRMSG: PROMPT: R 00,
    zPDTA Init Check Time=12:12:17: 0:41:54(YY:MM:DD:hh:mm:ss)zPDTA Current Time =12:12:17: 1: 9: 2(YY:MM:DD:hh:mm:ss)
    AWSEMI144I zPDT License Check:Server Probably Not Up
    AWSEMI318W zPDTA Heartbeat Missing for CPU 1
    AWSEMI315E zPDTA License Unavailable for CPU 1
    USB is plugged in. now system is not coming up.

    Mon Dec 17 07:50:10 ibmsys1@amozpdt01:/z1>./krunzpdt2.sh
    stopping previous instance
    AWSSTP002E 1090 is not running
    kill: 9385: No such process
    IBM System z Personal Development Tool (zPDT)
    Licensed Materials - Property of IBM
    5799-ADE
    (C) Copyright IBM Corp. 2007 All Rights Reserved.

    z1090, version 1-2.41.23.01, build date - 09/20/10 for Linux on SuSE 64bit

    AWSSTA014I Map file name specified: ./kaprof2
    AWSRAS181I 2 Snapdump incident(s), RAS trace and RAS log files occupy 284768257 bytes in /home/ibmsys1/z1090/logs
    AWSRAS182I Associated files, logs and core files occupy 633120 bytes in /home/ibmsys1/z1090/logs
    AWSSTA204I zPDT started in directory '/z1'.
    AWSSTA146I Starting independent 1090 instance 'ibmsys1'
    OSA code level = 0x4101

    AWSEMI315E zPDTA License Unavailable for CPU 0
    AWSEMI315E zPDTA License Unavailable for CPU 1
    AWSDSA010I AWSOSA is ready for chpid: 0xA0 device: 0x400
    AWSDSA010I AWSOSA is ready for chpid: 0xA0 device: 0x401
    AWSDSA010I AWSOSA is ready for chpid: 0xA0 device: 0x402
    AWSDSA010I AWSOSA is ready for chpid: 0xF0 device: 0x404
    AWSDSA010I AWSOSA is ready for chpid: 0xF0 device: 0x405
    AWSDSA010I AWSOSA is ready for chpid: 0xF0 device: 0x406
    AWSSTA059I System initialization complete
    AWSSTA012I All configured subsystems started
    Rational Unit Test started
    CPU 0, No Sentinel License Available 304 No License Available CPU 1, No Sentinel License Available 304 No License Available End of zPDTA Status display
    nohup x3270 -model 4 localhost:3270 &
    nohup: redirecting stderr to stdout
    ipl a80 parm 0a82zw for warmstart
    Mon Dec 17 07:50:54 ibmsys1@amozpdt01:/z1>token
    CPU 0, No Sentinel License Available 304
    No License Available
    CPU 1, No Sentinel License Available 304
    No License Available
    End of zPDTA Status display
    We dint get any alert that over license going to expire.
    Could you please let us know.
    how this license check initated

    Sun Dec 16 12:13:59 ibmsys1@amozpdt01:/z1>zPDTA Init Check Time=12:12:17: 0:41:54(YY:MM:DD:hh:mm:ss)zPDTA Current Time =12:12:17: 0:49: 0(YY:MM:DD:hh:mm:ss)
    AWSEMI144I zPDT License Check:Invalid License

    and how to find the license is valid or invalid.

    Regards,
    SystemAdmin


  • 2.  Re: AWSEMI315E zPDTA License Unavailable for CPUs

    Posted Fri December 21, 2012 02:38 PM
    Hello,

    Built into zPDT (RDzD&T) the expiration date is known and if the date is within the last 30days, you should receive warning messages that your license is about to expire.

    From your text, It appears that the licenses on your token have expired. If that is the case you will have to use the appropriate method to obtain a new license file and update your token. If you do not know how to get an updated token license, post here again and someone will get you that information.

    To assist in debugging your token , I would suggest you use the following simple devmap what contains no device statement. Do not run it using your automated script - just run if from the command line. You will not need any 3270 device.

    1. With a non-root id to run your instance, with your PATH and LD_LIBRARY_PATH setup
    2. Put the following it a file . I will call it devmap.1
    system
    memory 1048m
    processors 0001
    3. Start up your z instance by : awsstart <path_to_your_devmap>/devmap.1 ie : awsstart ./devmap.1
    If your token license is working , I expect your would see:
    IBM System z Personal Development Tool (zPDT)
    Licensed Materials - Property of IBM
    5799-ADE
    (C) Copyright IBM Corp. 2007 All Rights Reserved.

    z1090, version 1-2.41.23.01, build date - 09/20/10 for Linux on SuSE 64bit

    AWSSTA014I Map file name specified: ./devmap.1
    AWSSTA204I zPDT started in directory '/home/kwork2/run'. << this is where I started my z instance
    AWSSTA146I Starting independent 1090 instance 'kwork2' << this is the id I used
    AWSEMI314I CPU 0 zPDTA License Obtained
    AWSSTA059I System initialization complete
    AWSSTA012I All configured subsystems started

    4. Please run the above procedure and provide all the resulting output

    Regards,
    keithvb


  • 3.  Re: AWSEMI315E zPDTA License Unavailable for CPUs

    Posted Mon December 24, 2012 04:02 AM
    Thanks. I had doubt on the USB.I told the team to unplug and plug the USB. System came up.
    SystemAdmin