12Console serial bus node ID for PCI drawers. In this example, the first PCI drawer has node ID 10. The second PCI drawer has node ID 11. Note that in this case, the node ID switches are set to 0 and 1.
13The status of each of the four PCI buses in a PCI drawer. An S indicates that a standard I/O module is present. Other modules present in a slot are identified by their power dissipation:
•L: Lower power dissipation
•M: Medium power dissipation
•H: High power dissipation
•Dash
In this example, the PCI modules with M ( medium), power dissipation are Memory Channel and Fibre
14The presence or absence of the I/O riser modules in the PCI drawer. An asterisk (*) indicates that a module is present.
15The status of the PCI drawer power supplies as follows:
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•A P (uppercase) indicates that the power supply is powered on and passed self test.
•A p (lowercase) indicates that the power supply passed self test but has been powered off.
•An F (uppercase) indicates that the power supply is powered on and failed self test.
•An f (lowercase) indicates that the power supply failed self test and has been powered off.
•An asterisk (*) indicates that the SCM has detected the presence of the power supply, but that there has been no attempt to power on the power supply.
The PCI drawer temperature in degrees Centigrade.
Example
Example 7–4: Displaying Console Serial Bus Information
SCM_E0> show csb
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CSB | Type | Firmware Revision | FSL Revision | Power State |
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10 | PBM | T05.4 | (03.24/01:14) | T4.2 | (09.08) | ON |
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11 | PBM | T05.4 | (03.24/01:14) | T4.2 | (09.08) | ON |
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30 | PSM | T05.4 | (03.24/01:09) | T4.0 | (07.06) | ON | SrvSw: NORMAL |
30 | XSROM | T05.4 | (03.24/02:10) |
C0 | CPU0/SROM | ON | |
C1 | CPU1/SROM | ON | |
C2 | CPU2/SROM | ON |
