Viewing Domain Information - Sun Microsystems Sun Enterprise 10000 Dynamic Reconfiguration User Manual

Note – In addition, you can initiate the drain with the wait option of the
drain(1M) command, which does not return to the shell prompt until after the
drain has completed. Refer to drain(1M) for more information regarding the wait
option.
4. After the drain operation has finished successfully, use the
complete_detach(1M) command to complete the detach.
dr> complete_detach 6
Completing detach of board 6
...Checking IDN state of domain_name_a : UP
Issuing IDN UNLINK (domain_name_a)
Verifying IDN UNLINK...
IDN (XM) UNLINK succeeded (domain_name)
Operating System has detached the board.
Reconfiguring domain mask registers.
...Checking IDN state of domain_name_a : UP
...Checking IDN state of domain_name_b : UP
Initiating IDN LINK...
IDN LINK succeeded (domain_name_a + domain_name_b)
Board 6 placed into loopback.
Board detachment completed successfully.
dr>
If the Complete Detach fails with the message "Operating system failed to quiesce
due to forcible conditions" and if you have determined the root cause of the
quiescent failure, you can retry the complete_detach with the force option. (You
can see the console messages to help determine the cause of the quiescent failure.)
Refer to complete_detach(1M) for more information.
You can abort the Detach operation, rather than complete it. To do so, use the
command abort_detach board_number, instead of the complete_detach
command shown above.

Viewing Domain Information

Both dr(1M)and Hostview enable you to display information about the suspend-
unsafe devices as well as information about the board selected during DR
operations. For dr(1M), this information is accessible by using the drshow(1M)
command. From Hostview, this information is available by clicking the cpu, memory,
device, obp, and unsafe buttons in the attach or detach windows.
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