Quick Reference Guide

126 RACADM
Input
If a -d, -s, or -w option is not specified, then these three options are used as defaults.
Output
Every data element is output as a string with the exception of the following:
• System information/operating system type
• Watchdog information/recovery action
Enumeration values or bitmaps are defined for these elements. When the -A (API) option is included on
the command, the enumeration/bit value of the element is listed in the output. Otherwise, the
enumeration or bit value is mapped to a string before being output.
The following bullet items define the mapping of values to strings:
Table 6-14. getsysinfo Subcommand Options
Option Description
-d Displays RAC information.
-s Displays system information.
-w Displays watchdog information.
-A Eliminates the printing of headers/labels.
-c Displays chassis information.
Table 6-15. Mapping of Values to Strings
Value Description
System information/operating
system type
A bitmap defines three subfields for this value, as follows:
• IA type - Bit position 0 (least significant bit):
0 = 32 bit, 1 = 64 bit
• Major operating system - Bit positions 1–7:
000000 = Microsoft Windows 000001 = Red Hat
®
Enterprise Linux
®
,
000010 = Novell
®
NetWare
®
• Minor operating system - Bit positions 8–15:
0 = Red Hat Linux, 00000000 = Windows NT
®
,
00000001 = Windows 2000, 0 = NetWare
Watchdog recovery action An enumeration defines the meaning of this value:
• 0 = no-action
• 1 = hard-reset
• 2 = power-down
• 3 = power-cycle