Everhart, Glenn
From: John Johnstone [johnstone@tridentusa.nspam.com]
Sent: Tuesday, December 01, 1998 6:10 PM
To: Info-VAX@Mvb.Saic.Com
Subject: Re: PersonalWorkstation 500au
Fred Kleinsorge wrote:
>
> The reset button should cause a re-init of the system. It's a
> hardware/FW operation, so it should just work. Can you send the
> output from a SHOW command at the console to give us the environment
> variable settings in the FW?
It's good to have a record of this stuff anyway, right? These values are
from a 433au that I did some testing with:
adv_diag off
auto_action HALT
boot_dev dka0.0.0.1004.0
boot_file
boot_osflags 0,0
boot_reset OFF
bootdef_dev dka0.0.0.1004.0
booted_dev dka0.0.0.1004.0
booted_file
booted_osflags 0,0
char_set 0
console serial
controlp on
d_bell off
d_cleanup on
d_complete off
d_eop off
d_group field
d_harderr halt
d_loghard on
d_logsoft off
d_oper off
d_passes 1
d_quick off
d_report full
d_runtime 0
d_softerr continue
d_startup off
d_status off
d_trace off
dma_prefetch OFF
dump_dev
enable_audit ON
ewa0_arp_tries 3
ewa0_bootp_file
ewa0_bootp_server
ewa0_bootp_tries 3
ewa0_def_ginetaddr 0.0.0.0
ewa0_def_inetaddr 0.0.0.0
ewa0_def_inetfile
ewa0_def_sinetaddr 0.0.0.0
ewa0_def_subnetmask 0.0.0.0
ewa0_ginetaddr 0.0.0.0
ewa0_inet_init bootp
ewa0_inetaddr 0.0.0.0
ewa0_inetfile
ewa0_loop_count 3e8
ewa0_loop_inc a
ewa0_loop_patt ffffffff
ewa0_loop_size 2e
ewa0_lp_msg_node 1
ewa0_mode Twisted-Pair
ewa0_protocols MOP
ewa0_sinetaddr 0.0.0.0
ewa0_tftp_tries 3
kbd_hardware_type LK411
language 36
language_name English(American)
license MU
mopv3_boot OFF
os_type OpenVMS
pal VMS PALcode V1.20-14, OSF PALcode V1.22-17
pci_device_override 0
pci_parity off
pka0_host_id 7
pka0_mode fast
pka0_soft_term on
quick_start OFF
scsi_poll ON
sys_serial_num
tt_allow_login 1
tty_dev 0
version V6.8-41 May 21 1998 16:03:04
Hoff Hoffman wrote:
>
> In article <740nq7$1tb$1@n.ruf.uni-freiburg.de>, gartmann@immunbio.mpg.de (Christoph Gartmann) writes:
>
> What OpenVMS version and what ECOs?
>
> Use OpenVMS Alpha V7.1-1H1 or -1H2, and start with the following
> (or later) ECO kits:
>
> ALPBASE01_071
> ALPSCSI03_071
> ALPSYS13_071
> ALPCPUE02_071
> ALPDRIV07_071
> ALPLAN01_H1071
> ALPCPU1E02_071
This system has the listed ECOs with the exception of ALPCPUE02_071 and
ALPLAN01_H1071.
> Identifying the specific Personal Workstation is rather interesting.
> Either specific pieces of the configuration such as the PCI bridge
> chipset -- or possibly just the SN- serial number on the bottom of
> the box -- is needed here...
>
The model # is SN-B3AAA-R2. The serial# from this system is NI833053xx
(can't be too specific or somebody might pinch the number to make bogus
support calls, right?) :-)
This is from the show config:
Firmware
SRM Console: V6.8-41
ARC Console: 5.65
PALcode: VMS PALcode V1.20-14, OSF PALcode V1.22-17
SROM Version: v5.90
Processor
DECchip (tm) 21164A-2 Pass 433 MHz 96 KBytes SCache
0 MB BCache
PYXIS ASIC Pass 257
MEMORY
Memory Size = 192Mb
Bank Size/Sets Base Addr
------ ---------- ---------
0 64Mb 08000000
1 128Mb 00000000
BCache Size = 0Mb
Tested Memory = 192Mbytes
PCI Bus
Bus 00 Slot 03: Digital Semiconductor 21143 Network Controller
ewa0.0.0.3.0 00-00-F8-76-24-67
Bus 00 Slot 07: Cypress PCI Peripheral Controller
Bus 00 Slot 07: PCI IDE
Bus 00 Slot 07: PCI IDE
dqb0.0.0.207.0 TOSHIBA CD-ROM XM-62
Bus 00 Slot 07: PCI USB
Bus 00 Slot 11: Digital TGA2 Graphics Controller
Bus 00 Slot 20: DECchip 21152 PCI to PCI Bridge
Bus 01 Slot 04: ISP1040 Scsi Controller
pka0.7.0.1004.0 SCSI Bus ID 7
dka0.0.0.1004.0 RZ1CB-BS
mka500.5.0.1004.0 TLZ09
ISA
Slot Device Name Type Enabled BaseAddr IRQ DMA
0
0 MOUSE Embedded Yes 60 12
1 KBD Embedded Yes 60 1
2 COM1 Embedded Yes 3f8 4
3 COM2 Embedded Yes 2f8 3
4 LPT1 Embedded Yes 3bc 7
5 FLOPPY Embedded Yes 3f0 6 2
6 EIDE Embedded Yes 1f0 14
3f6 15
170
376
7 ES1888 Embedded Yes 220 5 1
5
8 USB Embedded Yes 10
> You will need to get the specific type of system and configuration
> checked to see that it works with OpenVMS. On various of the series,
> the button is "halt" -- check the console line -- not "reset". If
> you press the button, you must tell it to continue or to boot or to
> do whatever at the console.
>
> In other words, that button is "halt" -- not "reset" -- on various
> members of the Personal Workstation series.
How do we specify a halt or reset at the console? Is there a console
variable that configures this?