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operating environment software does not log any messages in traditional file system
locations like the /var/adm/messages file. The following is an excerpt from the
/var/adm/messages file.
/var/adm/messages File Information
CODE EXAMPLE 6-1
May 9 08:42:17 Sun-SFV440-a SUNW,UltraSPARC-IIIi: [ID 904467 kern.info] NOTICE:
[AFT0] Corrected memory (RCE) Event detected by CPU0 at TL=0, errID
0x0000005f.4f2b0814
May 9 08:42:17 Sun-SFV440-a
0x00000023.3f808960
May 9 08:42:17 Sun-SFV440-a
May 9 08:42:17 Sun-SFV440-a
May 9 08:42:17 Sun-SFV440-a unix: [ID 752700 kern.warning] WARNING: [AFT0]
Sticky Softerror encountered on Memory Module MB/P2/B0: J0601 J0602
May 9 08:42:19 Sun-SFV440-a SUNW,UltraSPARC-IIIi: [ID 263516 kern.info] NOTICE:
[AFT0] Corrected memory (CE) Event detected by CPU2 at TL=0, errID
0x0000005f.c52f509c
The error logging daemon, syslogd, automatically records various system
warnings and errors in message files. By default, many of these system messages are
displayed on the system console and are stored in the /var/adm/messages file.
You can direct where these messages are stored or have them sent to a remote
system by setting up system message logging. For more information, see "How to
Customize System Message Logging" in the System Administration Guide: Advanced
Administration, which is part of the Solaris System Administrator Collection.
In some failure situations, a large stream of data is sent to the system console.
Because ALOM log messages are written into a "circular buffer" that holds 64
Kbytes of data, it is possible that the output identifying the original failing
component can be overwritten. Therefore, you may want to explore further system
console logging options, such as SRS Net Connect or third-party vendor solutions.
For more information about SRS Net Connect, see "About Sun Remote Services Net
Connect" on page 108.
More information about SRS Net Connect is available at:
http://www.sun.com/service/support/
Certain third-party vendors offer data logging terminal servers and centralized
system console management solutions that monitor and log output from many
systems. Depending on the number of systems you are administering, these might
offer solutions for logging system console information.
For more information about the system console, see Appendix A.
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AFSR 0x00100000<PRIV>.82000000<RCE> AFAR
Fault_PC <unknown> J_REQ 2
MB/P2/B0: J0601 J0602