This patch corrects the following: - Fixes a problem in the message service routines used by the daemons in TruCluster Available Server and Production Server software. When the message queue fills, the following message is entered in the daemon.log file, but the queue is not emptied: msgSvc: message queue overflow, LOST MESSAGE! From this point on, no further messages will be received. - Fixes the following problems in the ASE Availability Manager (AM): o A "simple_lock: time limit exceeded" panic on multi-processor, and system hangs in single processor systems. This can occur when multiple host target mode requests are issued due to SCSI aborts and resets on a shared bus. o A kernel memory fault panic caused by a race condition when the AM de-initializes. - Fixes a problem where, during an orderly shutdown (init 0), the ASE agent shuts down the director before shutting down the services. - Causes the host status monitor (asehsm) to actively go out and learn current member states before responding to the director with member state information. - Pulling all monitored network interface cables on the machine running the asedirector and a service can result in another machine starting a new director and starting the same service before it has been fully stopped on the first machine. This is especially noticeable when a service takes a long time to stop. - Fixes a problem that caused the asedirector to core dump if asemgr processes were modifying services from more than one node in the cluster at the same time. - Fixes a problem where the Host Status Monitor (asehsm) incorrectly reports a network down (HSM_NI_STATUS DOWN) if the counters for the network interface get zeroed. - Fixes scalability problems in the DECsafe Available Server, TruCluster Available Server and TruCluster Production Server products. The problems caused the asemgr to core dump when adding or modifying services with a large number of disks. - Fixes the following problems: o The 'asemgr -dv' command core dumps if no services are defined. o When deleting a service that has LSM and/or AdvFS volumes, the asemgr utility prompts for a member on which to leave the LSM/AdvFS information so that it can be re-used. If ASE cannot resolve the IP address for the member, asemgr or aseagent, will core dump. - Fixes a problem that can cause the asemgr utility to core dump when modifying services that contain a large number of disks.