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System Dump Analyzer
SET CPU
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The series of SHOW CPU and SHOW STACK commands in this example
illustrates the switching of CPU context within an SDA session:
1. When you first invoke SDA, it is, by default, within the CPU context of the
processor that caused the crash (CPU 01). This is illustrated by the first set
of SHOW CPU and SHOW STACK commands.
2. The SET CPU 00 command explicitly changes SDA CPU context to that of
CPU 00, as illustrated by the second sequence of SHOW CPU and SHOW
STACK commands.
Note that a SHOW CPU 00 command would have the same effect as the two
commands SET CPU 00 and SHOW CPU, changing the SDA CPU context in
addition to displaying the processor-specific information. Unlike the SHOW
CPU cpu-id command, no display is associated with the SET CPU cpu-id
command.
3. The SHOW CRASH command resets the SDA CPU context to that of the
processor that caused the crash (CPU 01).
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