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Dials and LPFK Configuration Service Aid
This service aid provides a tool for configuring and removing dials/LPFKs to the
standard serial ports.
The Dials and LPFKs can be configured on any async port. A tty must be in the
available state on the async port before the Dials and LPFKs can be configured on
the port. The task allows an async adapter to be configured, then a tty port defined
on the adapter, and then Dials and LPFKs can be defined on the port.
Disk Based Diagnostic Update Service Aid and Update Disk Based
Diagnostic Task
This service aid allows fixes (APARs) to be applied.
The task invokes the SMIT Update Software by Fix (APAR) task. The task allows
the input device and APARs to be selected. Any APAR can be installed using this
task.
Disk Media Service Aids
This service aid consists of a Format, Certify, and Erase service aid for each type of
hard disk supported, and Optical Disk service aid for supported optical disks.
Certify
Certify reads all of the ID and data fields. It checks for bad data and counts all
errors encountered. If more than 10 hard data errors or more than 1 hard
equipment error is found, the user is prompted to replace the drive. One or less
recovered data errors per megabyte is normal. More than one recoverable data
error per megabyte indicates that the disk should be formatted and certified.
Disk errors are not logged during certify.
Format
Format writes all the disk. The pattern put on the disk is device dependent, i.e.
some drives may put all 0s, while some may put hexadecimal number 5F. No
bad block reassignment occurs
Format and Certify
Format and Certify does the same as format does. After the Format is
completed, Certify is run. This Certify will reassign all bad blocks encountered.
Erase Disk
This option can be used to overwrite (remove) all data currently stored in
user-accessible blocks of the disk. The Erase Disk option writes one or more
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IBM RS/6000 7025 F50 Series User's Guide
- User's Guide 1
- Contents 3
- Communications Statements 7
- Radio Protection for Germany 9
- European Union (EU) Statement 10
- VCCI Statement 10
- Safety Notices 11
- Laser Safety Information 13
- Power Cables 14
- About This Book 17
- Chapter 1. System Startup 19
- Before You Begin 20
- Unpacking Your System 21
- Moving the System 21
- Ø System and power cord 22
- Ø Options you want to install 22
- Connecting the Cables 23
- Starting the System 24
- Ø Install options 26
- Starting the System Unit 27
- Stopping the System Unit 27
- Using the Keyboards 30
- Using the Three–Button Mouse 32
- Handling the Mouse Correctly 33
- Care of the Mouse 34
- Cleaning the Mouse 35
- Diskette Compatibility 36
- Using the CD–ROM Drive 38
- Loading the CD–ROM Drive 39
- Unloading the CD–ROM Drive 39
- Cleaning the CD–ROM Drive 39
- Emergency Eject 40
- Handling Guidelines 43
- Disk Drive Status LED States 44
- SCSI Disk Drives: 44
- Recommendations 46
- Types of 8-mm Tape Cartridges 46
- Tape Cartridge Compatibility 47
- 8-mm Data Cartridge Erasure 49
- Status Lights 50
- Status Light States 51
- Types of 4-mm Tape Cartridges 58
- 4-mm Data Cartridge Erasure 62
- Tape Cartridge Data Capacity 62
- after the 69
- MultiBoot: 75
- Utilities 78
- Password 80
- Error Log 84
- Firmware Recovery 91
- Display Configuration 94
- MultiBoot Menu 95
- Select Boot Devices 96
- Utilities 99
- Ethernet adapter: 103
- Firmware Recovery: 106
- Select Language 107
- Privileged access password 110
- Menu Inactivity 111
- Service Processor Menus 111
- General User Menus 112
- Privileged User Menus 114
- MAIN MENU 114
- Service Processor SETUP MENU 116
- Passwords 117
- SYSTEM POWER CONTROL MENU 120
- SYSTEM INFORMATION MENU 121
- LANGUAGE SELECTION MENU 123
- CALL-IN/CALL-OUT SETUP MENU 124
- Modem Configuration Menu 124
- Serial Port Selection Menu 125
- Serial Port Speed Setup Menu 126
- Telephone Number Setup Menu 126
- Call-Out Policy Setup Menu 128
- Customer Account Setup Menu 130
- System Power-On Methods 134
- Call Out (Call-Home) 139
- Console Mirroring 140
- System Configuration: 140
- Service Processor Logs 143
- Chapter 5. Installing Options 145
- Expansion Bays 148
- Input/Output Connectors 149
- 1. Open the door 150
- 3. Remove the front cover: 152
- 8. Remove the front cover: 157
- 9. Remove the side cover: 159
- Removing the I/O Planar Cover 160
- Option List 161
- Installing Memory 162
- Removing Memory Adapter Cards 166
- Memory-Modules 168
- Removing Memory 172
- Installing Adapters 174
- Removing Adapters 178
- Installing Internal Drives 185
- Considerations 186
- Hot Swap Drives 186
- 6. Locate the new backplane 212
- 17. Locate the new backplane 219
- SSA connector on backplane E 223
- Removing Internal Drives 225
- Installing a U-Bolt 235
- Replacing the Front Covers 237
- Sources for the Diagnostics 247
- Selecting a Console Display 247
- Undefined Terminal Types 248
- Running Online Diagnostics 248
- Refer to the following table 250
- Additional Printer Attributes 254
- Service Mode 255
- Concurrent Mode 256
- Maintenance Mode 257
- OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 259
- Location Codes 260
- Physical Location Codes 260
- Location Code Format 260
- AIX Location Codes 266
- Integrated ISA adapters 269
- Non-integrated ISA adapters 269
- Introduction to Service Aids 273
- Service Aids 273
- AIX Shell Prompt Service Aid 274
- Diagnostic Task 280
- Disk Media Service Aids 280
- Disk Maintenance Service Aid 282
- Disk to Disk Copy Service Aid 282
- Optical Disk Service Aids 289
- SCSI Bus Analyzer Task 290
- Service Hints Service Aid 293
- Display Firmware Device Node 294
- Display Resource Attributes 294
- Step 10 305
- Step 11 306
- Step 12 307
- Step 13 307
- Step 14 308
- Step 15 308
- Step 16 309
- Step 17 309
- Appendix A. System Records 315
- Device Records 316
- Testing the Setup 324
- Call-In: 324
- Call-Out: 324
- Serial Port Configuration 325
- Configuration File Selection 328
- Examples 329
- Xon/Xoff Modems 330
- Ring Detection 331
- Terminal Emulators 331
- Recovery Procedures 331
- Recovery Strategy 333
- Prevention Strategy 334
- Modem Configuration Samples 335
- Sample File modem_z.cfg 335
- Sample File modem_z0.cfg 337
- Sample File modem_f.cfg 339
- delay 2 341
- Sample File modem_f0.cfg 342
- Sample File modem_f1.cfg 345
- # responses 347
- Pre-Standby Phase 349
- Standby Phase 350
- Bring-Up Phase 350
- Runtime Phase 351
- Numerics 353
- Index X-3 355
- (continued) 357
- Index X-7 359
- X-9 361
- Part Number: 07L8342 364
- February 1998 364
- SA38-54-1 364
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