HP Integrity Superdome SX1000 User Manual page 309

The mechanical name field in the device descriptor line identifies a unique name for the device. This unique
name is used by DSU to delineate between common devices on a scan path and is identified in the
partname.lst file.
Flex Link Mating File
The flex link mating file contains information on the non-static connections within the system, needed to
determine how the current system is connected. There is only one flex link file for a complex, and it must be
named flex.mte. JET places this file in the default scan directory /opt/scansw/data/cplx_<hostname>.
The flex.mate file specifies all flex and cable connections for a complex. This file only contains information on
all possible links that could exist in the complex base on the hardware present. Links that don't exist because
hardware is not present are not listed. This file is generated by the Configuration Management Deamon
(cmd).
An entry like the following must be present for each existing or possible link in the complex:
Link <cable scan handle>
An entry like the following must exist for each connector on the link:
Mate <cable type>
Mate <cable type>
JET Log File
JET writes its execution information (errors and general informational) into a log file. The level of
information is controlled by the debug level parameter in the jet.cfg file. This file is the first level for
understanding problems encountered during JET execution. The name and location of this file are controlled
by the Log_File parameter in the jet.cfg file.
Appendix G
<cable part number>
<board scan handle>
<board scan handle>
<cable name>
<connector ref des>
<connector ref des>
JUST Exploration Tool
Data Files
<cable ref des>
<cable ref des>
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