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Receptacle state—Disconnected
Occupant state—Unconfigured
Condition—Unknown
2. If the status of the slot is not "empty" or "disconnected", enter:
# cfgadm -c disconnect sysctrl#:slot#
3. Physically insert the adapter into the slot and look for an acknowledgement on
the console, such as, "name board inserted into slot3."
After an I/O board is inserted, the states and conditions should become:
Receptacle state—Disconnected
Occupant state—Unconfigured
Condition—Unknown
Any other states or conditions should be considered an error.
4. Connect any peripheral cables and interface modules to the adapter.
5. Configure the board with the command:
# cfgadm -v -c configure sysctrl#:slot#
This command should both connect and configure the receptacle. Verify with the
cfgadm command.
The states and conditions for a connected and configured attachment point should
be:
Receptacle state—Connected
Occupant state—Configured
Condition—OK
Now the system is also aware of the usable devices which reside on the adapter and
all devices may be mounted or configured to be used.
If the command fails to connect and configure the adapter and slot (the status should
be shown as "configured" and "ok"), do the connection and configuration as
separate steps:
a. Connect the adapter and slot by entering:
# cfgadm -v -c connect sysctrl#:slot#
The states and conditions for a connected attachment point should be:
10 Sun GigabitEthernet/S 2.0 Adapter Installation and User's Guide • September 1998