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Running test 10, Initialize RAMBUS ... on 4 EV7s
Running test 11, Initialize Memory ... on 4 EV7s
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Running test 43, Software Alerts ... on 1 EV7s
Running test 46, Other Local Interrupt Bits ... on 4 EV7s
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MBM>
To check your cable connection:
1. Enter the command
show cableX
2. The system prints out a cabling diagram.
Y indicates where your south port from drawer
ID0 connects to your north port of the top drawer, in this case, drawer ID1. Detailed
diagram of the cables shown in Figure 3-4.
3. Drawer ID0 in cabinet 0 (0,0)
Z is cabled to drawer ID1 in cabinet 0 (0,1) [.
4.
The table at \ shows how the PCI I/O is connected to the CPUs:
The first line reports that the I/O port of CPU0 in drawer 0 is connected to the IO7
chip in drawer 0. The second line reports that the I/O port of CPU0 in drawer 1 is
connected to the IO7 chip in drawer 1.
5. Enter the command
p on ] to power on.
6. Confirm that all of your CPUs are configured—in this example, 4.
] Each CPU is
checked and reported.
Configure and Troubleshoot 4-9