Service manual

Troubleshooting 3-23
Example 3– 9 Build fru
SCM_E0> build qbb2.psm
54-25074-01.J01 NI94570274 WF96LTA113 WF_FIRMWARE_LAB
Example 3–9 is an example of the build <fru> command. The command places
manufacturing information (part number and serial number) and optional
information (module name and an alias) in the designated FRU’s EEPROM.
The command also clears any errors logged against the module. If a field is left
blank in the command, it is left blank in the EEPROM as well.
Example 3– 10 Build eeprom
SCM_E0> build eeprom
Restoring EEPROM Defaults
Maintaining local baud at 57600
Maintaining local flow at soft !software flow control protocol
Maintaining modem baud at 57600
Maintaining modem flow at hard !hardware flow control protocol
Maintaining COM1 baud at 57600
Maintaining COM1 flow at hard !hardware flow control protocol
SCM_E0>
Example 3–10 is an example of the build eeprom command. The command
sets default environment variables in the nvram but maintains some locally set
variables that affect communications to the local terminal port, COM1, and the
modem port. The user is informed of which variables are not being restored. To
restore all the defaults, insert the “force console defaults” jumper on the
standard I/O module (see Section 1.21.4) and cycle power to the PCI box.