Reset - HP AlphaServer ES47 Cli Reference Manual

3.37 reset

Resets a CPU or a partition. This command resets the entire system if it is not partitioned. For a
partitioned system, the user must specify which partition to reset. It also enables a user to
selectively reset a CPU.
When there is only one hard partition, the screen display shows the entire reset sequence like the
grid and diagnostics. However, if more then one hard partition is defined in the database, the
hard partitions are reset on in parallel, a maximum of four hard partitions at a time. The detailed
progress messages like the grid and the diagnostics are sent to the console session and do NOT
come out on the CLI session. When a user connects to the console session, the progress
messages will be displayed. Any diagnostic failures from any hard partition are delivered to the
CLI session for high visibility. They also are sent to the console session.
NOTE: Subpartitions cannot be reset individually.
Syntax
[ {[-cabinet <cabinet> -drawer <drawer>] CPU<n>},
reset
{-ew <ew_coord> -ns <ns_coord> CPU},
{{-hp <hard_partition>, -all} [-xsrom] }
{-micro {[-cabinet <cabinet> -drawer <drawer>] <micro>}, -all}]
Arguments
CPU<n> The CPU by cabinet and drawer number. n refers to the CPU number within the
8P drawer and ranges from 0 to 7.
CPU The CPU by mesh coordinate. The qualifiers -ew and -ns must be used.
micro The micro to be warm reset. It can be CMM<n>, MBM or PBM.
Options
-cabinet <cabinet>
-drawer <drawer>
-ew <ew_coord>
-ns <ns_coord>
-hp <hard_partition>
-micro
-all
-xsrom
Cabinet number in hex. If not specified, the number defaults
to 0.
Drawer number in hex. If not specified, the number defaults
to 0.
East-West coordinate of the CPU in hex.
North-South coordinate of the CPU in hex.
Hard partition name.
Specifies resetting micro.
All partitions or all micros.
Reset the system or partition(s) to the level at which XROM
tests complete.
Commands
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