Sun Microsystems V490 Manual Do Utilizador
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Sun Fire V490 Server Administration Guide • August 2004
Note –
To reconfigure a processor, you must power cycle the system. The
reset-all
command will not suffice to bring the processor back online.
How to Implement Stop-N Functionality
Before You Begin
This procedure implements Stop-N functionality on Sun Fire V490 systems,
temporarily resetting OpenBoot configuration variables to their default settings. This
procedure is most useful if you have not configured your Sun Fire V490 system to
run diagnostic tests. You might find it more convenient to use the alternative method
of placing the system control switch in the Diagnostics position. For more
background, see:
temporarily resetting OpenBoot configuration variables to their default settings. This
procedure is most useful if you have not configured your Sun Fire V490 system to
run diagnostic tests. You might find it more convenient to use the alternative method
of placing the system control switch in the Diagnostics position. For more
background, see:
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For information about the system control switch, see:
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What to Do
1. Turn on the power to the system.
If POST diagnostics are configured to run, both the Fault and Locator LEDs on the
front panel will blink slowly.
front panel will blink slowly.
2. Wait until only the system Fault LED begins to blink rapidly.
Note –
If you have configured the Sun Fire V490 system to run diagnostic tests, this
could take upwards of 30 minutes.