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05-18-2004 04:19 AM
05-18-2004 04:19 AM
STM error
I am receiving the following error message when trying to view the System Activity log (using GUI - its a data file that needs to be converted to text):
Failed to complete the formatting of the raw log file.
Entry (1) of the System Activity log had an unknown tag
Does anyone know any possible causes of this error / corrective actions to take? I have already stopped and restarted diagnostics, also restarting with a 'fresh' log file, but to no avail.
My knowledge of the tool is slim, so I would appreciate any expert assistance! Thanks.
Failed to complete the formatting of the raw log file.
Entry (1) of the System Activity log had an unknown tag
Does anyone know any possible causes of this error / corrective actions to take? I have already stopped and restarted diagnostics, also restarting with a 'fresh' log file, but to no avail.
My knowledge of the tool is slim, so I would appreciate any expert assistance! Thanks.
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05-19-2004 03:10 AM
05-19-2004 03:10 AM
Re: STM error
Hi,
I would guess you have a very old version of OnlineDiags, as this problem used to be seen when the /var/stm/logs/sys/activity_log file got very large. That problem was fixed in A.30.00, the March 2002 release.
Removing or renaming the /var/stm/logs/sys/activity_log should fix the
immediate problem. Then upgrade to a recent version of OnlineDiags to prevent it recurring.
If you're on 10.20, make sure you have A.29.00 of OnlineDiags (the latest revision for that version of HP-UX) and install patch PHSS_29444.
To work around without upgrading: Run some version of the user interface and exit. This will generate the in memory copy of uut_status.
You can semi-automate this process by:
Create a command_file that contains
exit
OK
Run mstm/xstm/cstm with -f command_file. Schedule this from cron to
run after reboot or every hour. You may also
edit /sbin/init.d/S742diagnostic file which will run the script
every time you start diagnostics.
I would guess you have a very old version of OnlineDiags, as this problem used to be seen when the /var/stm/logs/sys/activity_log file got very large. That problem was fixed in A.30.00, the March 2002 release.
Removing or renaming the /var/stm/logs/sys/activity_log should fix the
immediate problem. Then upgrade to a recent version of OnlineDiags to prevent it recurring.
If you're on 10.20, make sure you have A.29.00 of OnlineDiags (the latest revision for that version of HP-UX) and install patch PHSS_29444.
To work around without upgrading: Run some version of the user interface and exit. This will generate the in memory copy of uut_status.
You can semi-automate this process by:
Create a command_file that contains
exit
OK
Run mstm/xstm/cstm with -f command_file. Schedule this from cron to
run after reboot or every hour. You may also
edit /sbin/init.d/S742diagnostic file which will run the script
every time you start diagnostics.
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05-19-2004 03:12 AM
05-19-2004 03:12 AM
Re: STM error
A good first stop is to get the latest versions of mstm from http://software.hp.com
After diagnosing the problem I'd bring your system up to date with current quarterly patch releases.
SEP
After diagnosing the problem I'd bring your system up to date with current quarterly patch releases.
SEP
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05-19-2004 04:13 AM
05-19-2004 04:13 AM
Re: STM error
Thanks for your help. All of our 11.00 machines have the same OnlineDiag bundle from Dec 2001 - our 11i servers have the Mar 2002 one. I'll have to check that out...
The server also has version A29.00 of STM running - so I guess an upgrade is in order. Cheers!
The server also has version A29.00 of STM running - so I guess an upgrade is in order. Cheers!
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