rx8640 Console Hangs

[Marcel Diaconu]

I telnet using putty to MP, then selectin CO I try to connect to console of the partitions. On the OS on that partition is set the VT100.

[Marcel Diaconu]

Any help?

Thank you

[Torsten.]

It's not clear to me - do you already have a shell?

What about

# echo $TERM

[Marcel Diaconu]

Please, understand that I "HAD" acces to consloe. Now I don't have anymore. That is my problem.

[Torsten.]

If this is a brand new installation without network access with hung console, consider to reset that nPar, connect to console and see what happens.

[Michael Steele_2]

Hi

http://docs.hp.com/en/5991-1247B_ed2/5991-1247B_ed2.pdf

This is the partion guide, 'CM', 'TC', 'RR' or 'RS'.

Reset A reset resets the nPartition immediately. in the nPartition are reset. On HP Integrity systems all cells are reset.
You can reset an nPartition using the REBOOT command from the BCH interface, the reset
command from the EFI Shell, or the RS command from the service processor Command
menu.

When back up chedk your 'ACPI' config with the 'acpiconfig' command

[Marcel Diaconu]

I discovered that one of the two cells that form my partition is in BIB state. I tried to boot the partition with BO but it didn't work. The cell that remain in BIB is configured to randezvous at next boot. It is something strange here. I am thinking to put the both cells in BIB and then to boot the partition again.

[Torsten.]

Use RS command from MP, example:

MP:CM> rs


This command resets the selected partition.


WARNING: Execution of this command irrecoverably halts all system

processing and I/O activity and restarts the selected

partition.


Part# Name

----- ----

0) ServerA

1) ServerB

2) ServerC

3) ServerD


Select a partition number: 0


Do you want to reset partition number 0? (Y/[N]) y

[Michael Steele_2]

Hi

Then this is a partition that you have never, ever booted, for BIB is deliberately set to make a partition 'inactive'.

The partition is now waiting at the BIB state, and for you to clear the flag before proceeding with the boot up. To clear the BIB
select "y" to use on "use-on-next-boot".

From the EFI shell use 'cellconfig' command to set the use-on-next-boot parameter and unflag the BIB

"...To change the use-on-next-boot value for a cell, issue the following command:

CELLCONFIG cell [ON|OFF]

where cell is the cell number, ON sets the cell use-on-next-boot value to "y" (yes, do use the cell), or OFF sets the cell use-on-next-boot value to "n" (no, do not use the cell). A cell that boots with a "y" (ON) use-on-next-boot value is permitted to rendezvous and...