Service manual

Console Commands and Environment Variables B-3
Table B–1 Summary of Console Commands (Continued)
Command Description
run<progra> [-d<device>]
[-p<n>][-s<paramter
string>]
Runs one of four ARC utility programs: rcu
(RAID Configuration Utility), swxcrfw,
eepromcfg, util_cli. The arc_enable
environment variable must be set.
<program> — command option.
<device> — console device containing the
program (default is dva0).
<n> — unit number of the PCI to configure.
<parameter string> — optional
parameters to pass to the utility (must be
enclosed in quotes).
runecu
Invokes the EISA Configuration Utility.
se[t]ee[prom]<option>
Sets the selected EEPROM option.
<option> — field, halt, manufacturing,
serial, or symptom.
se[t]<envar>[value]
Modifies an environment variable. See
Table B-2 for the values of envar and
value. The command set –d envar resets
the environment variable to its default.
set[t]h[ost]<device_adapter>
or
se[t]h[ost]<-dup><-bus b>
mode [task]
Connects to another console or service. The
–dup option invokes the DUP server on the
selected node. The set host command can
be issued only from the boot processor.
se[t] see[prom]<option>
<device>
Sets the selected SEEPROM option.
<option> — field, manufacturing, or
serial.
<device> — the device mnemonic.
sh[ow].c[onfiguration]
Displays the last configuration seen at
system initialization.
sh[ow] cpu
Displays information on CPUs in the
system.
sh[ow] dev[ice]<dev_name>
Displays device information for any disk or
tape adapter or group of adapters.
sh[ow] ee[prom]<option>
Displays elected EEPROM information.
<option> — field, halt, manufacturing,
serial, or symptom.