Installation guide

uerf -o output
The
output variable can be one of the following:
Output Type Description
brief
Reports event information in a short format. This is the default.
full
Reports all available information for each event.
terse
Reports event information and displays register values but does
not translate the events to ASCII.
Usually, the −o full option produces the most event information.
However, panic messages and other ASCII messages do not provide more
information with the −o full option.
The following example shows the default brief format for a memory event:
# /usr/sbin/uerf -r 101
The following example shows the information produced by full output
format for this report, which displays all memory-related events:
# /usr/sbin/uerf −o full -r 101
D.3.3 Generating Reports in Reverse Chronological Order
Use the uerf command with the −R option to report events in reverse
chronological order.
The following example causes the uerf command to produce a report that
lists all startup messages, beginning with the most recent:
# /usr/sbin/uerf −R −r 300
D.3.4 Displaying Hexadecimal Output
Use the uerf command with the −Z option to output event entries in
hexadecimal format.
Using the uerf Event Logger D–11