Commands
3.26 halt in
Asserts halt to a system with no partitions, or to a specified CPU or partition.
Syntax
halt in
[{[-cabinet <cabinet> -drawer <drawer>] CPU<n>},
{-ew <ew_coord> -ns <ns_coord> CPU},
{-hp <hard_partition> [-sp <sub_partition>], -all}]
Arguments
CPU<n> The CPU by cabinet and drawer number. n refers to the CPU number
within the 8P drawer and ranges from 0 to 7.
CPU The CPU by mesh coordinate. The qualifiers of -ew and -ns must be
used in conjunction with it.
Options
-cabinet <cabinet> Cabinet number in hex. If not specified, the number
defaults to 0.
-drawer <drawer> Drawer number in hex. If not specified, the number defaults
to 0.
-ew <ew_coord> East-West coordinate of the CPU in hex.
-ns <ns_coord> North-South coordinate of the CPU in hex.
-hp <hard_partition> Hard partition name.
-sp <sub_partition> Subpartition name. All subpartitions under the hard partition
are affected if none is specified.
-all All partitions.
Examples
1. Assert system halt to a non-partitioned system or a system with only one subpartition.
MBM> halt in
MBM>
2. Assert halt to subpartition acct_usa of hard partition account_dept.
MBM> halt in -hp account_dept -sp acct_usa
MBM>
3. Halt all subpartitions in hard partition account_dept.
MBM> halt in -hp account_dept
MBM>
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