SUPER-UX Operation Guide
Contents
Proprietary Notice
Documentation Log
Introduction
Chapter 1 System Startup and Execution Modes
- 1.1 System Startup Procedure
- 1.1.1 Starting System Control IOX (I/O Multiplexer)
- 1.1.2 Activating the SX Operation Function
- 1.1.3 Setting the System Control IOX Connection Channel
- 1.1.4 Specifying and Starting the Kernel
- 1.1.5 Checking the Root File System and Determining the System Status
- 1.1.6 Single-User Mode
- 1.1.7 Multiuser Mode
- 1.2 System Restart
- 1.2.1 Restart by the shutdown Command
- 1.2.2 Restart After an Error
- 1.3 System Execution Modes
- 1.4 System Files
- 1.4.1 System Files
- 1.4.2 IOX System File
- 1.4.2.1 ISL Parameter File
- 1.4.2.2 Device Daemon Config File
- 1.4.2.3 sxop.conf File
Chapter 2 Ending the System
- 2.1 System End Procedure
- 2.1.1 SUPER-UX Shutdown
- 2.1.2 Closing the System
Chapter 3 System Failures and Handling
- 3.1 Types of System Failures
- 3.2 Hardware Failures
- 3.2.1 Central Subsystem Unit Failures
- 3.2.1.1 CPU Failure Handling
- 3.2.1.2 MMU/Common Unit Failure Handling
- 3.2.1.3 CPU/MMU/Common Unit Environment Abnormality Failure Handling
- 3.2.2 IOP, CHE and Peripheral Device Failure
- 3.2.3 SIOX Failures
- 3.2.3.1 Failures and Handling on SX
- 3.2.3.2 Failures and Handling on SIOX
- 3.3 Software Failures
- 3.3.1 Kernel Failures
- 3.3.2 IOX Control Software Failures
Chapter 4 System Configuration Control
- 4.1 Device Status
- 4.2 Disconnecting a Device as a Result of Failure
- 4.3 Device Connection and Disconnection by Command
- 4.4 Hardware Failure Log
- 4.4.1 Editing Error Log
- 4.4.2 Error Log Output Information
Appendix A System Error Messages
- A.1 Panic Level Messages
- A.2 Danger Level Messages
- A.3 Warning Level Messages
- A.4 Notice Level Messages
- A.5 None Level Error Messages
Appendix B ISL Messages
Appendix C SVP Messages
Appendix D System Daemon Messages
- D.1 aad Messages
- D.2 aocd Messages
- D.3 biod Messages
- D.4 comsat Messages
- D.5 cron Messages
- D.6 errdemon Messages
- D.7 ftpd Messages
- D.7.1 Error Messages
- D.7.2 Notice Messages
- D.7.3 Information Messages
- D.8 inetd Messages
- D.8.1 Error Messages
- D.8.2 Warning Messages
- D.9 init Messages
- D.9.1 Error Messages
- D.9.2 Warning Messages
- D.9.3 Information Messages
- D.10 lockd Messages
- D.11 login Messages
- D.11.1 Critical Messages
- D.11.2 Error Messages
- D.11.3 Notice Message
- D.12 lpd Messages
- D.12.1 Alert Message
- D.12.2 Error Messages
- D.12.3 Warning Messages
- D.12.4 Information Messages
- D.13 mountd Messages
- D.14 nfsd Messages
- D.15 nqsdaemon Messages
- D.16 ntalkd Messages
- D.16.1 Error Messages
- D.16.2 Warning Messages
- D.17 portmap Messages
- D.18 rexd Messages
- D.19 rexecd Message
- D.20 rlogind Message
- D.20.1 Error Messages
- D.20.2 Warning Messages
- D.21 rshd Message
- D.21.1 Error Messages
- D.21.2 Warning Messages
- D.21.3 Notice Messages
- D.21.4 Information Message
- D.22 rwhod Messages
- D.22.1 Error Messages
- D.22.2 Warning Messages
- D.23 sbudaemon Messages
- D.23.1 Error Messages
- D.23.2 Warning Messages
- D.23.3 Information Messages
- D.24 sendmail Messages
- D.24.1 Alert Messages
- D.24.2 Critical Message
- D.24.3 Notice Messages
- D.24.4 Information Messages
- D.25 statd Messages
- D.26 telnetd Messages
- D.26.1 Error Messages
- D.26.2 Warning Messages
- D.26.3 Information Messages
- D.27 tempd Error Messages
- D.28 tftpd Messages
- D.29 timed Messages
- D.29.1 Critical Message
- D.29.2 Error Messages
- D.29.3 Warning Messages
- D.29.4 Notice Messages
- D.29.5 Information Messages
- D.30 watchd Messages
- D.31 ypbind Messages
Appendix E Device Daemon Messages
- E.1 Messages Output by ffd
- E.2 Messages Output by dkd
- E.3 Messages Output By cond
- E.4 Messages Output By mtd
- E.5 Messages Output by ffd, cond, dkd, mtd, and etherd
Index
Figures
- 4-1 Device Status
Tables
- 1-1 Execution Modes
- 4-1 Error Log Collection Timing
- 4-2 Error Log Banners