I found out that I could set the information that usually goes in the bbsys.local file in the hobbitclients.cfg file and it picks it up just fine. But currently the bb-prtdiag.sh script is showing a power supply issue but there isn’t one:

red Tue Jan 8 11:20:59 EST 2008 redprtdiag reports power error light is off !?!

red prtdiag reports power supply problems !!!

Prtdiag Info (/usr/sbin/prtdiag -v)

prtdiag reports power supply problems !!!

PS0 GOOD 6 7 2 3

PS1 GOOD 6 7 3 3

PS2 GOOD 6 6 3 3

Everything shows good but in the script I saw a section with this info in it:

  #####  E250/E450/280R/480R/V490/V880/V890/PrimePower specific checks

  #####

  if [ "$ENV_CHECK" -eq "1" ]; then

      # Initialise Variables

      # Status are overwritten by prtdiag check

      POWER_ERROR_LIGHT_STATUS=" ON"

      GEN_ERROR_LIGHT_STATUS="OFF"

      DISK_ERROR_LIGHT_STATUS="OFF"

      THERM_ERROR_LIGHT="OFF"

      PS_ERROR_LIGHT_STATUS="OFF"

      ACT_ERROR_LIGHT_STATUS=" ON"

      THERM_ERROR_LIGHT_STATUS="OFF"

      THERML_ERROR_LIGHT_STATUS="OFF"

      THERMR_ERROR_LIGHT_STATUS="OFF"

      DOORL_ERROR_LIGHT_STATUS="OFF"

      DOORR_ERROR_LIGHT_STATUS="OFF"

And wonder if I need to set the “POWER_ERROR_LIGHT_STATUS” to off instead of “ON”.

Thanks,

Josh

From: Kirbach Uwe [mailto:U.Kirbach at EnBW.com] Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2008 8:38 AM To: hobbit at hswn.dk Subject: RE: [hobbit] bb-prtdiag.sh

Hello Joshua,

UNAME command is not defined in etc/bbsys.local

... etc/bbsys.local

I have bb-prtdiag.sh running under hobbit and i set all these variables directly

in the script bb-prtdiag.sh.

there is no nedd to use bbsys.local (it's only Big-Brother).

And I don’t believe I have a program called “fjprtdiag” and it looks to be a necessary component.

The fjprtdiag is the Fujitsu equivalent for prtdiag for Fujitsu PrimePower machines

and is not necessary to run the bb-prtdiag.sh

All Fujitsu stuff inside bb-prtdiag-sh is written by me.

I attache my version of bb-prtdiag.sh running under hobbit - 2nd try as gzip

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Uwe Kirbach

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-----Original Message----- From: Joshua Krause [mailto:forums at triadbiz.rr.com] Sent: Monday, January 07, 2008 11:09 PM To: hobbit at hswn.dk Subject: [hobbit] bb-prtdiag.sh

I am trying to get the bb-prtdiag.sh script to work on a couple of Solaris boxes and didn’t know if I could get some help from someone in the forum that has it up and running. Currently I am trying to get it to run on a V880 and I am getting this error in the log file:

-bash-3.00$ more bb-prtdiag.log

awk: syntax error near line 1

awk: bailing out near line 1

and on the hobbit page I am seeing this:

UNAME command is not defined in etc/bbsys.local - using default: /sbin/uname

PLATFORM_SPEC command is not defined in etc/bbsys.local - using default: SUNW,Sun-Fire-880

PRTDIAG_COMMAND command is not defined in etc/bbsys.local - using default: /usr/platform/SUNW,Sun-Fire-880/sbin/prtdiag

PRTDIAG_OPT command is not defined in etc/bbsys.local - using default: -v

EXCLUDE_SYSTEMS command is not defined in etc/bbsys.local - using default: Ultra-1 Ultra-2 Ultra-5_10 Ultra-30 Ultra-60 Ultra-80 UltraAX-i2 UltraSPARC-IIi-cEngine Sun-Fire Netra-T4 UltraAX-e2 Ultra-Enterprise-10000

PRTDIAG_IGNORE_ERRORS variable is not defined in etc/bbsys.local - using default: No failures|Most recent AC Power Failure|Minimum Available|CS Fail|No Hardware failures|^===|currently no Boards|Fault Fan

PRTDIAG_IGNORE_FAULTS variable is not defined in etc/bbsys.local - using default: No Recent System Faults found|No System Faults found|Fault Value|Fault LED|NO_FAULT|Power Fault|Status Fault|Fault off

And I don’t believe I have a program called “fjprtdiag” and it looks to be a necessary component.

Thanks,

Josh