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Examine all SEL entries stored in the non-volatile storage area of the blade server in either text
or hexadecimal format.
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Examine previously stored SEL entries from a file in either text or hexadecimal format.
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Save the SEL entries to a file.
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Clear the SEL entries from the non-volatile storage area.
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Sort the SEL records by various fields, such as timestamp, sensor type number, event description
and generator ID. Sorting functionality is available only in interpreted text format.
SEL Viewer command-line arguments
The SEL Viewer utility provides (1) the capability to save SEL entries to a file in text or hexadecimal
format and (2) the capability to clear the SEL using the basic command-line format and arguments
presented in the following table. The basic command-line format is:
selview [Options]
NOTE
The command-line options listed in the following table are accessed with either the dash "-" or the
forward slash "/" character.
Table 6. SEL Viewer command-line arguments
Parameter
Selview
[File Name]
/clear
/save
/hex
/h
or
/?
Some examples of the SEL Viewer command-line mode are listed in the following table.
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The name of the utility.
Output file name (and path) used for saving SEL entries. This option is
used in conjunction with
Clear SEL entries from the non-volatile storage area. This option can not
be used with any other option.
Save SEL entries to a file; entries are saved in interpreted text format by
default. If the file exists, it is overwritten with the new SEL entries.
This option also requires a file name; that is, the [File Name] option.
SEL entries are saved to a file in hex format instead of interpreted text
format. This option is used in conjunction with
Displays command line help information.
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/save
.
/save
.
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