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In this display,
EVENT CLASS lists the error log’s general category.
Possible EVENT CLASS categories are
Operational events, which are changes in system
operation that are not errors
Error events, which are actual errors in system
operation
OS EVENT TYPE describes the type of error or event
recorded in the log. Table 4-3 lists possible operating
system event types and their codes. For information about
memory, error and status register, and overheat error logs,
refer to the following section ‘‘Distinguishing Event Types’’
and to the discussion of the particular log in which you are
interested.
SEQUENCE NUMBER lists the order in which the system
logged the event.
OPERATING SYSTEM lists the system’s version of
ULTRIX.
OCCURRED/LOGGED ON shows the time the error
occurred.
OCCURRED ON SYSTEM lists the individual system that
reported the error.
SYSTEM ID includes several listings:
The first number to the right of SYSTEM ID is the
system ID.
HW REV lists the system hardware revision number.
FW REV lists the system firmware revision number.
CPU TYPE shows the type of CPU used in the system.
PROCESSOR TYPE lists the type of processor chip used in
the system.
The remaining error log entry is different for each error log
event type. For an explanation of entries contained in memory,
error and status register, and overheat error logs, refer to the
next section.
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