GSP - GLITCH

[BKUMAR]

Hi Big Brains,

I have a glitch here with GSP comparing with stop+A in sunos...

In Sun/solaris....stop+A is invoked it comes to single user and keeps away from network....which is risk during operations.

i want to know whether GSP also does the same...since i want to see some logs.....from the console....can i execute GSP (ctrl B) anytime from console session...and importatnt i want to capture some logs (i tried using script gsp.capture)and executing GSP....during the downtime......

Any light on this.....Thx in advance

[Robert Gamble]

I have been able to this *only* if I CNTL-B before it prompts asking if I want to interupt the boot process. It would then go the the main boot menu when I come back from the GSP console.

(I have only attempted this on my N-Class systems with latest GSP firmware)

Good Luck!

[S.K. Chan]

You can use "cclogview" to look at the chassis log file .. the program is in ..

/usr/sbin/stm/uut/bin/progs/cclogview

You would run it as such ..

# cd /usr/sbin/stm/uut/bin
# ./cclogview /var/stm/logs/os/ | more

[BKUMAR]

HI Chan

Thanks for your update....there is no command/file cclogview in the stated directory.....can i download.....

but the directory path is fine....under progs...i have only one file...Anything i have to install .....kindly confirm....

Thanks

[Bob_Vance]

Try 'find' to locate it:

# find / -name '*cclog*'
/usr/sbin/diag/contrib/cclogview


BV

[Derek Engelhaupt]

The GSP can be reset, viewed, played with, etc. while the system is up and running with no ill effects to the system as long as you stay away from commands that reset the system like TC and RS. XD resets the GSP. There is also an external reset switch on the GSP that ONLY reset the GSP, not the server. After hitting the reset button the lights on the left hand site will go red and after about 20 seconds green again. You can then access the GSP.

[BKUMAR]

Thanks,

I tried to find also.....finally i got it from HP....it is a script and it requires other 2 tools like

ccux2hex
cc_translator

i am able to view the /var/stm/logs/os ---cc log files....

Thanks for the help.....