Machine Administration Guide 2.6

3.1.13 Diagnostic Program

This section describes how to operate the Diagnostic Program menu.

Displaying the Diagnostic Program menu (for the CUI menu)

Operation

1. From the CUI menu, select [Diagnostic Program].

   The Diagnostic Program menu opens.

   

Executed From This Terminal (for the CUI menu)

Operation

1. From the FJVTS Diagnostic Program menu or Diagnostic Program menu, select [Executed from this terminal].

   FJVTS is started as the diagnostic program.

2. From the FJVTS screen, select [START].

   Diagnosis starts.

3. After diagnosis finishes, select [Quit UI and Kernel] from [quit] of the FJVTS screen.
4. Press the [Return] key.

   The original screen reappears.

Execution From the X Terminal Specified by the DISPLAY Environment Variable (for the CUI menu)

Operation

1. Specify the display name used by the diagnostic program during startup in the environment variable.
2. From the FJVTS Diagnostic Program menu or Diagnostic Program menu, select [Execution from the X terminal specified by the DISPLAY environment variable].
   FJVTS is started as the diagnostic program.
3. From the FJVTS screen, select [START].

   Diagnosis starts.

4. After diagnosis finishes, select [Quit UI and kernel] from [quit] of the FJVTS screen.
5. Press the [Return] key.

   The original screen reappears.

For information on the method of using FJVTS, see the following manuals:

"SunVTS User's Manual"

"SunVTS Test Reference Manual"

"FJVTS Test Reference Manual"

The following notes must be observed when Machine Administration executes the diagnostic program (FJVTS):

• For execution with the OpenWindows interface from the GUI menu, select the FJVTS Diagnostic Program menu or Diagnostic Program menu of Machine Administration and then specify the display destination DISPLAY according to the screen.
  At the display destination DISPLAY, set the X-Windows access permissions in advance using the xhost command.
• For execution with the OpenWindows interface from the CUI menu, specify the display destination DISPLAY in the environment variable before starting Machine Administration.

  Example: setenv DISPLAY HOST_NAME:0

• When FJVTS is executed from the GUI menu, the user interface may fail to start due to an X environment setting error (for example, because xhost was not specified). (Keep this in mind because, if this happens, no error message may appear in some cases.) However, no problem will occur if the X environment is set up later later and FJVTS is re-executed.