Troubleshooting
Checking SCSI Bus Compatibility
Checking SCSI Bus Compatibility
You can ensure SCSI controller and SCSI device compatibility by using the SCSI command to display and select SCSI bus parameters.
The SCSI command is available from the boot menu displayed after the test station has booted (if autoboot is disabled). The boot menu looks like this (for highlighting reasons, the SCSI command is in bold here):
Command | Description |
AUto [BOotSEArch ONOFF] | Display or set the specified flag |
BOot [PRIALT<path> <args>] | Boot from a specified path |
BootTimer [time] | Display or set boot delay time |
CLEARPIM | Clear PIM storage |
CPUconfig [<proc>] [ONOFF] | Configure/Deconfigure Processor |
DEfault | Set the sytem to defined values |
DIsplay | Display this menu |
ForthMode | Switch to the Forth OBP interface |
IO | List the I/O devices in the system |
LS [<path>flash] | List the boot or flash volume |
OS [hpuxsppux] | Display/Select Operating System |
PASSword | Set the Forth password |
PAth [PRIALTCON] [<path>] | Display or modify a path |
PDT [CLEARDEBUG] | Display/clear |
PIM_info [cpu#] [HPMCTOCLPMC] | Display PIM of current or any CPU |
RESET [harddebug] | Force a reset of the system |
RESTrict [ONOFF] | Display/Select restricted access to Forth |
SCSI [INITRATE] [bus slot val] | List/Set SCSI controller parms |
SEArch [<path>] | Search for boot devices |
SECure [ONOFF] | Display or set secure boot mode |
TIme [cn:yr:mo:dy:hr:mn[:ss]] | Display or set the |
VErsion | Display the firmware versions |
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