Mp Operation Example - HP Integrity rx2600 Information Update

This is an example of using the MP to identify the type of processor installed on the system board. This

example illustrates the steps in the previous section, "Identifying Processors". The MP screens and

commands vary depending on the MP firmware version installed on your system. Your system will have a

different MP host name, and other details may vary from this example.

After you connect to the MP by logging onto the serial port or LAN/web console, the MP main menu is

displayed.

MP MAIN MENU:

CO: Console

VFP: Virtual Front Panel

CM: Command Menu

CL: Console Log

SL: Show Event Logs

HE: Main Help Menu

X: Exit Connection

MP Host Name: iaslhpa5-george

MP> cm

(Use Ctrl-B to return to MP main menu.)

MP Host Name: iaslhpa5-george

MP:CM> df

DF

To dump all available FRU information without any paging, use the command line interface: DF -ALL -NC

Display FRU Information Menu:

S - Specific FRU

A - All available FRUs

V - Display Mode: Text

Enter menu item or [Q] to Quit: s

s

FRU IDs:

--------

0005-I/O Backplane

0036-CPU 00 SRAM

0136-DIMM1A

Select FRU ID: 32

32

FRU NAME: CPU 00 PIROM ID:20

PROCESSOR DATA

S-spec/QDF: QYC5

Sample/Prod: 00

CORE DATA

Arch Revision

Core Family

Core Model

Core Stepping

Max Core Frequency

Max SysBus Frequency

Core Voltage

Core Voltage Tolerance,High

Core Voltage Tolerance,Low

CACHE DATA

Chapter 2

0006-MP Board

0128-DIMM0A

0137-DIMM1B

:

00

:

1F

:

01

:

05

: 1000 MHz

:

200 MHz

: 1110 mV

:

16 mV

:

16 mV

0032-CPU 00 PIROM

0129-DIMM0B

0000-Motherboard

Processors

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