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10-30-2002 08:57 AM
10-30-2002 08:57 AM
xstm LOGTOOL raw log file does not exist
I'm trying to diagnose using LOGTOOL.
I get a message stating "current raw log file does not exist."
How do I create this file?
Diagnostic daemon is running
I get a message stating "current raw log file does not exist."
How do I create this file?
Diagnostic daemon is running
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10-30-2002 09:30 AM
10-30-2002 09:30 AM
Re: xstm LOGTOOL raw log file does not exist
Before you do anything check 2 things ..
1) In /var/stm/logs/os what files do you see ? If your diagnostics is running you should see the latest "raw" log file "log1.raw.cur". That would be the log file you would choose to view in STM.
2) ps -ef|grep diag should should 2 processes "diaglogd" and "diagmond".
Running cstm, this is how you view the log1.raw.cur file ..
# cstm
cstm> ru logtool
Logtool Utility> sr
It'll prompt for the filename. Enter log1.raw.cur for the latest log.
1) In /var/stm/logs/os what files do you see ? If your diagnostics is running you should see the latest "raw" log file "log1.raw.cur". That would be the log file you would choose to view in STM.
2) ps -ef|grep diag should should 2 processes "diaglogd" and "diagmond".
Running cstm, this is how you view the log1.raw.cur file ..
# cstm
cstm> ru logtool
Logtool Utility> sr
It'll prompt for the filename. Enter log1.raw.cur for the latest log.
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10-31-2002 08:06 AM
10-31-2002 08:06 AM
Re: xstm LOGTOOL raw log file does not exist
hey!
I did look in the /var/stm.... and saw nothing!
checked the daemons and they were running.
Anyway I was messing around with mirror/ux, mirroring root etc
rebooting etc
and the raw.cur log file popped up!
Mmm
Maybe the I/O errors on the disks caused the log to be created. ???
Thanks anyway, SK.
I did look in the /var/stm.... and saw nothing!
checked the daemons and they were running.
Anyway I was messing around with mirror/ux, mirroring root etc
rebooting etc
and the raw.cur log file popped up!
Mmm
Maybe the I/O errors on the disks caused the log to be created. ???
Thanks anyway, SK.
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