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Re: What does ChgCnt: value in SHOW CPU /FULL mean?

 
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Sebastian Bazley
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Re: What does ChgCnt: value in SHOW CPU /FULL mean?

Not using Galaxy on the ES40 (obviously).

I've seen non-zero ChgCnt fields in output from GS160s that are not running Galaxy.
Mike Reznak
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Re: What does ChgCnt: value in SHOW CPU /FULL mean?

Hi,

I've tried it and it really changes when you stop or start CPU. So I assume it is an counter for CPU state changes.

Mike
...and I think to myself, what a wonderful world ;o)
Petr Spisek
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Re: What does ChgCnt: value in SHOW CPU /FULL mean?

Galaxy doesn't needed. MultiCPUs-systems with EV68 and EV7 work right. It's the fact. Decription of ChngCnt is very difficult to find ... next fact :-)
Sebastian Bazley
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Re: What does ChgCnt: value in SHOW CPU /FULL mean?

Maybe I need to file a documentation bug ...
Volker Halle
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Re: What does ChgCnt: value in SHOW CPU /FULL mean?

Sebastian,

the Change Counter (ChgCnt) is part of the CFG_NODE structure (field cfg$w_change_counter, see SYS$LIBRARY:LIB.REQ). It is used to synchronize state changes for machines, which support a configuration tree (see SDA> SHOW GCT).

After a successful configuration tree node state change (routine cfg$set_node_flags), this counter is incremented.

Volker.
Sebastian Bazley
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Re: What does ChgCnt: value in SHOW CPU /FULL mean?

See last comment above