HP AlphaServer ES47, Cli Reference Manual

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AlphaServer ES47/ES80/GS1280 Server Management CLI Reference
3.5 build fru
Sets the part number and serial number of the FRU.
“Inaccessible” errors are usually due to IIC error.
FRU can be specified with qualifiers,
e.g. 'build fru -cab 0 -draw 2 -duo 1 VRM0.TERM'
or with the long format as listed in 'show fru' output,
e.g. 'build fru CAB0.DRW2.DUO1.VRM0.TERM'.
'build fru -rimm' for RIMM serialization.
RIMM serialization:
A unique RIMM FRU serial number in ASCII is based on the 12 character system serial number
concatenated with a 4 numeric alpha sequence number (0-9 then A-Z) determined by the RIMM’s
location. These 4-byte “CDSIs” are defined as the following:
C - Cabinet number represented by ASCII 0-7.
D - Duo number represented by ASCII hex 0-F within the cabinet.
It is calculated by (Drawer_num *4 + Duo_num). For example, 9 means drawer 2, duo 1. (Drawer
number ranges 0-3. So is Duo number within the drawer)
R - RIMM slot in Duo. ASCII 0-9 for CPU 0 RIMM 0-9.
ASCII A-J for CPU1 RIMM 0-9.
I - Insertion count (ASCII 0-9, then A-Z).
Firmware can't directly detect the RIMM insertion. A counter keeps track of how many times of
RIMM serialization done per Duo RIMMs and is stored in the DUO EEPROM.
RIMMs are usually serialized once. If the RIMMs are moved from one system to another, the
ones with mismatched sys_serial_num will be serialized upon request.
Syntax
build fru {{{[-cabinet <cabinet> -drawer <drawer> -duo <duo>] <fru>}
{cab<n>.[drw<n>.duo<n>].<fru>}}
{{<part_num> <serial_num> [<model>]},
{-s <offset> <byte> [<byte>...]}} },
{-rimm}
Argument
s
fru_name The FRUs are:
COCP Cabinet OCP
DOCP Drawer OCP
MBM MBM module
PCI PCI backplane
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