HP 9000 Series Service Manual page 425

----- Configuration Help ------------------------------------------
The Configuration menu is used to display and modify the
configuration and state of the system.
Type DIsplay from the Configuration menu to view the commands
available (from the Configuration menu) along with allowed arguments
and command descriptions.
Other menus can be accessed by entering the name of the menu at the
command prompt. From a given menu, a command from any other menu can
be executed by entering the menu name that is associated with the
command, followed by the command.
For example, to execute the WArnings command (in the Information menu)
from the Configuration menu, type "in wa".
Type HElp MAin to see all available commands listed under their
respective menus.
Short command for COnfiguration (menu): co
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----- CPUconfig Help --------------------------------------------------
CPUconfig displays configuration data on the processor(s) present in
the system.In multiprocessor systems, this command can also be used to
schedule specified processors for configuration or deconfiguration on
the next hard boot.
CPUconfig
CPUconfig <proc>
CPUconfig <proc> ON
CPUconfig <proc> OFF
<proc>:
NOTE: The processor cannot be deconfigured in a uniprocessor system
or a system in which there is one remaining configured
processor. Configuration changes will not take effect until
the next time the system is hard booted.
Short command for CPUconfig: cpu
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----- Chassiscodes Help ----------------------------------------------
ChassisCodes command displays the chassis codes generated during
booting that have been saved in the chassis codes queue. All the
chassis codes in order of generation may be listed or just the codes
associated with a particular processor.
ChassisCodes [BBprocEB]
Short command for ChassisCodes: cc
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Appendix B
Display config/deconfig status of
all processors in system
Display config/deconfig status of processor
number <proc>
Configure or reconfigure processor
number <proc>
Deconfigure processor number <proc>
[0|1] processor number
BBprocEB: [0|1] processor number
Support Information
B-21