General
User
Menu
The
menu
options
presented
to
the
general
user
are
a
subset
of
the
options
available
to
the
privileged
user.
The
user
must
know
the
general-access
password,
if
one
is
set,
to
access
this
menu.
GENERAL
USER
MENU
1.
Power-on
System
2.
Power-off
System
3.
Read
VPD
Image
from
Last
System
Boot
4.
Read
Progress
Indicators
from
Last
System
Boot
5.
Read
Service
Processor
Error
Logs
6.
Read
System
POST
Errors
99.
Exit
from
Menus
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v
Power-on
System
Allows
the
user
to
start
the
system
using
the
current
virtual
terminal
window
as
the
active
console.
v
Power-off
System
This
option
is
not
available
on
this
system.
v
Read
VPD
Image
from
Last
System
Boot
Displays
manufacturer
vital
product
data,
such
as
serial
numbers,
part
numbers,
and
so
on,
that
were
stored
from
the
system
boot
prior
to
the
one
in
progress
now,
for
the
entire
system.
v
Read
Progress
Indicators
from
Last
System
Boot
Displays
a
number
of
the
boot
progress
indicators,
which
may
include
service
processor
checkpoints,
IPL
checkpoints,
or
AIX
configuration
codes,
from
the
previous
system
boot.
This
information
can
be
useful
in
diagnosing
system
faults.
The
progress
indicator
codes
are
listed
from
top
(latest)
to
bottom
(oldest).
This
information
is
not
stored
in
nonvolatile
storage.
If
the
system
is
powered
off
using
the
power-on
button
on
the
operator
panel,
this
information
is
retained.
If
the
ac
power
is
disconnected
from
the
system,
this
information
will
be
lost.
For
an
example,
refer
to
“LCD
Progress
Indicator
Log”
on
page
261.
v
Read
Service
Processor
Error
Logs
Displays
the
service
processor
error
logs.
For
an
example,
refer
to
“Service
Processor
Error
Logs”
on
page
260.
v
Read
System
POST
Errors
Displays
additional
error
log
information
(this
option
is
only
for
service
personnel).
v
Exit
from
Menus
Selecting
this
option
will
exit
the
service
processor
menus.
You
can
re-enter
the
menus
by
pressing
any
key
on
the
console.
Privileged
User
Menus
The
following
menus
are
available
to
privileged
users
only.
The
user
must
know
the
privileged-access
password,
if
one
is
set,
to
access
these
menus.
Chapter
7.
Using
the
Service
Processor
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