Software Issues

This section describes software specific issues and workarounds.

XCP Issues and Workarounds

TABLE 5 lists known XCP issues and possible workarounds.

TABLE 5 XCP Issues and Workarounds

ID

Description

Workaround

 

 

 

RTIF1‐All domains must be powered off before 070418‐004 upgrading the XCP firmware.

RTIF1‐If you log in to the XSCF while it is still 070418‐005 booting, you may get a bash$ prompt instead

of the XSCF> prompt, and be unable to perform most operations.

RTIF1‐While XSCF is running, error message of 070418‐009 ʺOOM killʺ might be displayed to XSCF

console, and process may go down and/or watchdog timeout may occur and XSCF may reboot.

RTIF1‐The showdomainstatus -a command

070418‐010 shows domain status as Powered Off, but the

 

showboards -acommand shows the

 

domain is testing.

RTIF1‐

Some commands that update configuration

070418‐011 data take a relatively long time to execute.

RTIF1‐

The fault (memory.block.ue) is encountered

070418‐012

and reported periodically.

RTIF1‐

Using the rebootxscf command may result

070418‐023

in a process down error, and possibly an FMA

 

event with MSG ID SCF‐8005‐NE.

RTIF1‐

showaudit all shows a long list of defaults

070418‐025

in the policy section after the database is

 

cleared.

Power off domains before using the flashupdate command to upgrade XCP firmware.

Log out of the bash$ prompt and wait for the XSCF to finish booting.

Check that XSCF is started. If not started, use the rebootxscf(8) command to restart XSCF, or stop all the domains and then execute the system power off/on (AC OFF/ON).

Use the showboards command to check the status of system power.

The showdomainstatus command takes a longer time to show the correct status.

Do not cancel set* commands. They appear to hang, but eventually complete in about 30 seconds.

An uncorrectable error exists in a DIMM and the DIMM should be replaced.

Ignore this event.

Update the database with the following:

setaudit -a opl=enable

setaudit -a opl=default

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