Sun Microsystems V490 Manual Do Utilizador
Chapter 10
Isolating Failed Parts
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What Next
Should you want to restore the system to normal mode in order to control the depth
of diagnostic coverage, the tests run, and the verbosity of the output, see:
of diagnostic coverage, the tests run, and the verbosity of the output, see:
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How to Put the Server in Normal Mode
Before You Begin
If you have set the server to run in service mode, you can follow this procedure to
return the system to normal mode. Putting the system in normal mode allows you
control over diagnostic testing. For more information, see:
return the system to normal mode. Putting the system in normal mode allows you
control over diagnostic testing. For more information, see:
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What To Do
1. Set up a console for viewing diagnostic messages.
Access the system console using an ASCII terminal or tip line. For information on
system console options, see “About Communicating With the System” on page 69.
system console options, see “About Communicating With the System” on page 69.
2. Turn the system control switch to the Normal position.
3. At the ok prompt, type:
The system will not actually enter normal mode until the next reset.
4. Type:
ok setenv service-mode? false
ok reset-all