Silicon Graphics Origin 300, User Manual

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L2 Controller Command Set
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In this command set, the mnemonic
sel
may replace the word
select
.
Use the
select
command to view the brick ID number and subchannel that receives
console input. Example C-57 shows sample output from the
select
command. In this
example, the brick ID is an Origin 300 base module in rack 1, slot 20 (001c20) and the
subchannel is the console channel.
Example C-57 select Command Output
L2> select
known system consoles (non-partitioned)
001c20 - L2 detected
current system console
console input: 001c20 console
console output: not filtered
Use the
select
<rack> <slot> command to set the brick ID number that receives
console input. Example C-58 shows sample output from the
select
<rack> <slot>
command. In this command, the variable <rack> is a rack number, and the variable <slot>
is a slot number. In the example, the brick ID is an Origin 300 base module in rack 1, slot
32 (001c32).
Example C-58
select
<rack> <slot>
Command Output
L2> select 1 32
INFO: default system console override, changed to: 001c32 console
console input: 001c32 console (CAUTION: default overrode!)
console output: not filtered
Use the
select subchannel
<subchannel> command to set the subchannel for the
module that receives console input. Example C-59 shows sample output from the
select
<subchannel> command. In this command, the variable <subchannel> is the
subchannel number (a, b, c, d or console).
Example C-59
select subchannel
<subchannel>
Command Output
L2> select subchannel c
INFO: system console changed to:001c30 CPU2
console input: 001c30 CPUc (CAUTION: default overrode!)
console output: not filtered