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4.9 The Maintenance\Log\Display\Entry menu
The information in the data log is frozen when the user enters the Entry
menu. No events are logged while the Entry menu is displayed. However, the
system does track the number of events that would have been logged, while
the Entry menu was displayed, and then adds that number as a log entry
when the user exits the Entry menu. This tells the user how many events oc-
curred while the Entry menu was displayed.
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To view the Entry menu, press the ENTER key while the Maintenance\ Status
screen is displayed. The Log\Entry menu is the same as the Log menu, except
that the Entry and the At items have been added and the CLEAR and UNLOCK
commands have been deleted.
Each log entry is numbered. The Entry item in the Log\Entry menu allows the
user to see which numbered log entry is currently being viewed. Optionally, the
user may edit the Entry value to enter the number of the desired log entry and
display the corresponding log entry. Since the log may contain a great many en-
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ML . Display ..... Entry
At:ddddddddd.ddddd
BDC:
OFF
Carousel:
OFF
Carrier:
OFF
Clean:
OFF
Configuration: OFF
Contend:
OFF
Control:
OFF
DriveBay:
OFF
FC Events:
OFF
FC Replies:
OFF
FC States:
OFF
I2c:
OFF
Inventory:
OFF
Pic:
OFF
RBT Actions:
OFF
RBT Activity:
OFF
RBT Events:
OFF
RBT Isr:
OFF
RBT Job:
OFF
RBT Operation: OFF
RBT Results:
OFF
SCSI Commands:
ON
SCSI Interrupt:OFF
SCSI Phases:
OFF
SCSI States:
OFF
Sensor:
OFF
Sequential:
OFF
Storage Array: OFF
LOCK
CAUTION
The Maintenance Menu
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