Machine Administration Guide 2.6

4.9 hrdconf (1M)

Name

hrdconf - Hardware configuration display command

Format

/usr/sbin/FJSVmadm/hrdconf [-i|-l]

Function

Displays the hardware configuration in tree form.

Option

The options are:

-i

Interactive mode.
Displays a part of the hardware configuration.
Specifying this option displays the top layer of the hardware configuration.
You can change the tree view of the hierarchical hardware configuration by entering one of the following settings:
Numeral: Displays the specified layer and the lower layers.
h : Displays the HELP information.
b : Displays the higher layers.
t : Displays the top layer of the hardware configuration.
q : Quits this mode.

-l

Displays the detailed information.
Displays detailed information about each node of the tree.

Display example

The following shows an example of hardware configuration information.

# /usr/sbin/FJSVmadm/hrdconf

GP7000F model 600

    CPU

        CPU#0

        CPU#1

        CPU#2

        CPU#3

        CPU#4

        CPU#5

        CPU#6

        CPU#7

    Memory

        SLOTA0

        SLOTA1

        SLOTA2

        SLOTA3

        SLOTB0

        SLOTB2

        SLOTB3

    Battery

        DiskArray-Battery

            DARY-B#0 

            DARY-B#1 

        UPS-Battery

            UPS-B#0

    U2P#0B

        ebus0

            Floppy0

            FlashPROM

            SCF

                RCI

                    host(000101ff)

                FAN

                    *E* FAN#0

                    FAN#10

                    FAN#11

                    FAN#12

                    FAN#13

                    FAN#14

                    FAN#15

                    FAN#16

                    FAN#17

                    FAN#18

                    FAN#19

                    FAN#1

                    FAN#20

                    FAN#21

                    FAN#22

                    *E* FAN#2

                    *E* FAN#3

                    *E* FAN#4

                    *E* FAN#5

                    FAN#6

                    FAN#7

                    FAN#8

                    FAN#9

                    FEPFAN#0

                    FEPFAN#1

                    FEPFAN#2

                FEP

                    FEP#0

                    FEP#1

                    FEP#2

        network0

        scsi0

            disk

            tape

            sd0

        scsi1

            disk

            tape

            sd19

    U2P#0A

        token-ring

    U2P#1B

        scsi2

            disk

            tape

        scsi3

            disk

            tape

        pci0

            pci108e,1000

            SUNW,hme1

            SUNW,isptwo0

        pf

    U2P#1A

        pci1

            pci108e,1000

            SUNW,hme2

            SUNW,isptwo1

    U2P#2B

        SUNW,m64B0

        pf

        pci10ee,4013

    U2P#2A

        pci2

            pci108e,1000

            SUNW,hme3

            SUNW,isptwo2

    U2P#3B

        pci10ee,4013

        pci10ee,4013

        pci10ee,4013

    U2P#3A

        pci10ee,4013

End status

The end status can be:
0: Normal end
Other than 0: Error

• Devices that do not have a driver attached may not be displayed.
• If the main unit is the PRIMEPOWER250/450, the instance number may not be displayed for a device that does not have a driver attached at startup of the system.

  If this happens, execute the updateunitinfo (1M) command after the driver is attached in order to update the configuration information.