Standalone Logtool for MPE/iX

The following is a list of the types of error information displayed:
Slot This will identify the slot where the memory board, which produced the error, can be found.
Bit number/Bank
number
This is the data bit number and bank number where the error occurred.
Error address This is the physical address where the error occurred.
Chip ID This is the ID of the chip where the error occurred.
Error type Identifies the type of error. Possible settings are:
Single/Hard Error A solid, repeatable single bit error.
Single/Soft Error An unrepeatable single bit error. A soft error occurring at the same location
within 24 hours will result in page deallocation.
Single/Unconfirmed A single bit error that could not be confirmed as being either soft or hard.
Double bit error A soft or hard, repeatable or unrepeatable double bit error.
Page Status Possible statuses are:
Active: Page is active and can be used.
Pending: Page has been marked for deallocation, but has not yet been deallocated.
Deallocated: Page is no longer being used.
Logged by This indicates how the error was found. The possible settings are
MEMLOGP, MEMDIAG, HARDWARE,
and FOUND IN PDT.
Error count The number of times the error occurred.
First detected: The date and the time when the error was first detected.
Last detected: The date and the time when the error was last detected.
The default memory report will only show entries for errors which caused a page of memory to be deallocated (to be
no longer used by the system). For a full report, the
DETAIL option must be used. A full report will display the entire
contents of the memory log file, including entries for errors that are not severe enough to cause page deallocation.
Since the full report tracks errors by a combination of error address and error type, it may contain multiple entries for
one error address. For example, if an error address starts as a single/unconfirmed error, turns into a single/soft error,
and is then deallocated when the error becomes a single/hard error, there will be three entries displayed in the full
report. The time stamps with each entry can be used when an error address transitions from one error type to another.
Only the entry for the single/hard error will be displayed in the default report.
For systems that do not support memory page deallocation, this command will always display the entire contents of the
memory log file, even if the DETAIL option is not used.
Syntax:
MEMRPT [OUTFILE=<file name>]
[;DETAIL] [;WIDE]
Optional Parameters:
OUTFILE=<file name> - The output from the command is directed to the
user's terminal unless the OUTFILE keyword is
present.