Oracle Vacuum Cleaner CPU-56T User Manual

The Forth Monitor includes several diagnostic routines. These on−board tests let you
check devices such as network controller, SCSI devices, floppy disk system, memory,
clock, keyboard and audio. User−installed devices can be tested if their firmware includes
a self−test routine.

The table below lists several diagnostic routines.

Table 18:

 Diagnostic Routines

Command

Description

probe−scsi

Identifies devices connected to the on−board SCSI controller

probe−scsi−all [<device−path>]

Performs probe−SCSI on all SCSI controllers installed in the
system below the specified device tree node. If
<device−path> is omitted, the root node is used.

test [<device−specifier>]

Executes the specified device’s self−test method.
<device−specifier> may be a device path name or a device
alias.
Example:
test net − test network connection

test−all [<device−specifier>]

Tests all devices that have a built−in self−test method and
that reside below the specified device tree node. If
<device−specifier> is omitted, the root node is used.

watch−clock

Monitors the clock function.

watch−net

Monitors network connection via primary Ethernet

probe−ide

Identifies devices connected to IDE bus

probe−ide−all [<device−path>]

Performs probe−ide on all IDE buses installed in the system
below the specified device tree. If <device path> is omitted,
the root node is used.

a

To check the on−board SCSI#1 or SCSI#2 for connected devices, enter:

a

ok

a

Primary UltraSCSI bus:
Target 1

aaa

Unit 0

aaa

Disk

aaaaa

WDIGTL

aa

WDE9100 ULTRA2

aa

1.21

−
Secondary UltraSCSI bus:
−
ok

To check all SCSI buses installed in the system, enter the following:

a