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Release Notes for HP-UX 10.30: HP 9000 Computers > Chapter 7 Other Operating System and Subsystem
Changes Diagnostics for 10.30 |
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For 10.30: The online diagnostic system (sysdiag) is being replaced by a new online diagnostic system called Support Tool Manager (STM). STM provides hardware information, tools, verifiers, and exercisers. Diagnostics and expert tools will still require passwords. The STM diagnostic system began shipping with the HPUX 10.10 release and has been evolving through the HPUX 10.20 release, with the final version being completed for the HPUX 10.30 release. The STM diagnostic system can be accessed through any of the interfaces noted below. You can access the system by entering the mnemonic for the appropriate interface (xstm, mxtm, or cstm). The STM interfaces are:
The software will be distributed on the HP-UX Support Media and will also be instantly ignited on all systems requesting this option. The STM diagnostic system consists of a group of modules instead of a single diagnostic with many functions. The user interface allows you to run a module on several devices at the same time. You can start tests running on more than one system from within the STM user interface. The set of tools that are provided with the new STM diagnostic system include the following:
To start the STM diagnostic system, type xstm, mstm, or cstm at the HP-UX prompt. To obtain more information on this new system, see the stm manpage. The diagnostic system will create a map of the system when it has been started. Operations can be performed on an individual device or class of device. The help facility in the diagnostic system provides more information on the system and individual tools. If you have developed scripts to perform any diagnostic-related functions, you will have to modify them to use the new cstm interface. Performance is improved because by using the new diagnostic system, you can obtain information on previous tests run on each system. You can also test multiple systems from one host. The disk space utilized by the new diagnostic system is approximately the same as the previous system. |
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