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System Map and Device Icons

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When you first connect to a computer system, you see a system map showing all the hardware entities in the system (CPU, memory, device adapters, and I/O devices). In mstm, the map appears automatically. In cstm, you must enter the map command.

You use the system map to select the devices to test. After a test runs, the system map displays the results.

System Map in mstm

The following figure shows a system map in mstm:

Figure 7-1 mstm System Map 

                                   hpdst199

File    System    Device   Tools   Options                      Help
====    ======    ======   =====   =======                      ====

                                     Last        Last Op
Path        Product                   Active Tool Status
=========== ========================= =========== ==================
8           Bus Adapter               Information Successful
8/0         Bus Adapter               Information Successful
8/0/0       NIO Terminal Multiplexor  Information Successful
8/4         Fast/Wide SCSI Interface  Information Successful
8/4.3.0     SCSI Disk                 Exercise    Aborted
8/4.4.0     SCSI Disk                 Verify      Successful
8/4.10.0    SCSI Disk                 FW Update   Successful
8/4.11.0    SCSI Disk                 FW Update   Successful
8/16        Core I/O Adapter          Information Successful
8/16/0      Centronics Interface      Information Successful
8/16/5      SCSI Interface            Information Successful
8/16/5.1.0  SCSI Tape                 Verify      Query Pending
8/16/5.2.0  SCSI Disk                 Information Successful
8/16/6      LAN Interface             Exercise    Abort Pending
8/16/7      Built-in Keyboard/Mouse   Information Successful
8/20        Core I/O Adapter          Information Successful
8/20/2      RS-232 Interface          Information Successful
8/20/5      EISA Adapter              Information Successful
10          Bus Adapter               Information Successful
32          CPU                       Exercise    Successful
34          CPU                       Exercise    Successful
49          MEMORY                    Exercise    Successful

---------------------------------------------------------------------
        |       |Select/ | Menubar| sys_name|       |       |       |
  help  |  Alt  |Deselect| on/off |         |       |REFRESH|  EXIT |
---------------------------------------------------------------------
Navigation of the system map is done by using the Up/Down/Left/Right arrow keys and the Prev/Next or Page Up/Page Down keys.

To select a specific device for testing, place the cursor on the specific device and press Return; all other devices are unselected. (To select a device and leave all other selected devices in their current state, place the cursor on the specific device and press the space bar.):

You can use the TAB key to activate a pull down menu which allows you to select the specific tool that you want to run on the selected device(s).

System Map in cstm

To display the system map in cstm, enter the map command.

The cstm system map is almost identical to the mstm system map. The main difference is that cstm provides each device with a device number:

Figure 7-2 cstm System Map 

                            /usr/sbin/stm/ui/bin/stm
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 Dev                                        Last        Last Op
 Num  Path        Product                   Active Tool Status
 ===  =========== ========================= =========== ============
 1    8           Bus Adapter               Information Successful
 2    8/0         Bus Adapter               Information Successful
 3    8/0/0       NIO Terminal Multiplexor  Information Successful
 4    8/4         Fast/Wide SCSI Interface  Information Successful
 5    8/4.3.0     SCSI Disk                 Exercise    Aborted
 6    8/4.4.0     SCSI Disk                 Verify      Successful
                     .
                     .
                     .
You select devices by using the select command with a device number or path modifier. A minus sign (-) in front of a parameter unselects it. Examples: 

  select device 1
  select path 8/4.4.0
  select device -1
  select path -8/4.4.0



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