Owner`s manual

5.18.2 SET CPU

The SET CPU command allows you to specify a particular

processor as the primary processor or designate its

eligibility to become the primary processor. You can also

disable a vector processor module.

5.18.2.1 Syntax and Qualiﬁers

Table 5–10: SET CPU Command Qualiﬁers

Qualiﬁer Meaning

/E[NABLED]

/ALL

Processor is included in the system conﬁguration and is en-

abled to leave console mode. With the /ALL qualiﬁer all proces-

sors are enabled to leave console mode.

/NO_E[NABLED] Processor is disabled from leaving console mode; START, BOOT,

and CONTINUE commands are ignored.

/NEX[T_PRIMARY] Processor will be the primary (boot) processor at the next sys-

tem reset.

/P[RIMARY]

/ALL

Processor will be eligible to be selected as the primary (boot) pro-

cessor at the next system reset. With the /ALL qualiﬁer all pro-

cessors are eligible to become the boot processor; initial de-

fault.

/NOP[RIMARY] Processor will not be eligible to be selected as the pri-

mary (boot) processor at the next system reset.

/V[ECTOR_ENABLED]

Vector processor attached to the speciﬁed scalar processor is in-

cluded in the system conﬁguration and can be sent vectorinstruc-

tions; initial default.

/NOV[ECTOR_ENABLED]

Vector processor attached to the speciﬁed scalar processor is ex-

cluded from the system conﬁguration.

None Processor immediately becomes the new primary proces-

sor; the next system prompt comes from the new primary proces-

sor.

Used only with an attached vector processor (Models 400 and 500).

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