Release Notes for STM on HP-UX 11i V2.0 (June 2003)
These release notes cover the HP-UX 11i V2.0 (June 2003) release
of the Support Tools (diagnostics).
Overview
The Support Tools Manager (STM) provides a set of online support
tools for HP-UX 11i V2.0 systems, enabling you to verify and
troubleshoot system hardware, and to examine system logs.
STM offers several tool types, including information tools,
verifiers, exercisers, expert tools, firmware update tools,
diagnostics and utilities.
Documentation
For the latest and most complete information on STM refer to the
Diagnostics section of Hewlett-Packard's online
documentation Web site at:
http://docs.hp.com/hpux/diag/
This site provides manuals, tutorials, FAQs, and other reference
material.
For the most current information on HP-UX 11i V2.0 diagnostics,
see the following Web pages at the Diagnostics site:
Changes
The online Support Tools Manager (STM) was enhanced and updated
for the current release.
Changes to User
Interface and Platform
- JAGae85789
The map on STM was incorrectly displaying the "A7011A 1000 Base SX
Dual port Adapter card" as "1000 BaseT 2 port Adapter". This has now
been corrected to display "1000 BaseSX 2 port Adapter".
- JAGae82904
When diagmond got card suspension information from the kernel in
the case of an OLAR operation, the user would face the following
situations:
- System Activity Log file would grow rapidly in size, and thus
there was a risk of the file system becoming full. This could only
happen in the worst case scenario, where the diagnostic is unable
to recover from this error; this worst case scenario should be
driven by a race condition, wherein many processes contend for
a semaphore with the SEM-UNDO flag set for a semop(), and diagmond
should fail on this call, consistently, for a longer duration (i.e., long enough to fill the file system).
- In the worst case scenario, where the diagnostic did not
recover, then the monitors would not run in an expected way.
Now a workaround fix has been made to diagmond.
- JAGae77201; JAGae77203
Pre-enabling support for the HP A7011-60001 PCI/PCI-X 1000Base-SX
Dual-port Adapter (A7011A), and for the HP A7012-60001 PCI/PCI-X
1000Base-SX Dual-port Adapter (A7012A) has been added to the Online
Diagnostics for the HP-UX 11i-v2 revision.
- JAGae73328
The FC SCSI MUX cards HPA4688A and HPA4689A are not supported in the
HP-UX 11.23 release. These cards have been removed from the
prod_op_xref file. If these cards are connected, they will be
recognized as "SCSI Device", but no tools will run on these cards.
- The scsi_cd expert tool does not work on the
MATSHITADVD-ROMSR-8177, so the prod_op_xref entry for it has been
moved, so that the DVD is not mapped to the scsi_cd expert tool.
- Support for OL* has been added to the Online Diagnostics for
HP-UX 11.23.
- Diaglogd is now supported on 64-bit file systems.
- JAGae65099
A fix was made for the following problem:
The single memory extender configuration on Ext 1 is not a
supported configuration on HP IA-64 Pluto-based memory extender
systems (ia64 hp server rx5670). Hence, if that is the case, and
there is only one memory extender installed on HP IA-64
Pluto-based memory extender systems, then when displaying the
Memory Board Inventory section, the memory_ia64 information tool
on HP IA-64 Pluto-based memory extender systems should display
the Ext 0 along with the DIMM slot (as it must be Ext 0 that is
installed). In this way, the display of the Memory Board
Inventory section in the the display of the other sections in the
memory_ia64 information tool. To fix this, the memory_ia64
information tool has been modified to also display the Ext 0
along with the DIMM slot for the DIMM Location, even if only one
memory extender is installed on a system that supports a memory
extender. For example, here is the Memory Board Inventory
(partial) output on an ia64 hp server rx5670 system (w/ one
memory extender installed) from before:
Memory Board Inventory
DIMM Location Size(MB)
-------------------- --------
DIMM 0A 2048
Here is the Memory Board Inventory (partial) output on the
same system now:
Memory Board Inventory
DIMM Location Size(MB)
-------------------- --------
Ext 0 DIMM 0A 2048
- This is a new library for common events. The main users of the
library are the Event Viewer and fpl_em (Forward Progress Log
Monitor). Currently, it only supports event type E0.
- JAGae63538
The product description (within STM) of the ia64 hp workstation
zx2000 Core has been changed from PCI 100Base-T LAN Adapter to PCI
1000Base-T LAN Adapter.
- JAGae64016
Whenever there is no shared memory space left on UUT (Unit Under
Testing), trying to run support tools will hang the STM. This
problem has been fixed now.
- JAGae62850
Diagnostics were failing at validation of executables, as a result
of an enhancement made to the linker. When the new linker used the
-s option for compilation, the .note section of the executable was
being stripped off. Now code at gslib has been modified to address
this problem.
- Enhancement was made to STM platform, so that systems
configured with IPv6 addresses are supported. Remote connections
are allowed only if the connecting system is B.40.00 or greater.
Otherwise, the connection request will timeout, as the remote
system will get an unrecognized request.
- There is a new library for common events. The main users of the
library are the event viewer and fpl_em (forward progress log
monitor). Currently, it only supports event type E0.
- The Hitachi boxes' memory information tool, memory exerciser,
cpu exerciser, cpu information tool, and system information tool
are now enabled.
- There is a new library, "tlcomev.sl", for common events. The
main users of the library are event viewer and fpl_em (forward
progress log monitor). Currently, it only supports event type E0.
- Added support in the IPF Memory Decode Tool for displaying the
memory error information in the memlog file via Logtool to support
multi-cellular systems for:
- ia64 hp superdome server SD16A, ia64 hp superdome server
SD32A, ia64 hp superdome server SD64A
- ia64 hp server rx8610
- ia64 hp server rx7610
on the HP-UX 11.23 release. The display of the "DIMM Slot"
label (when displaying the memory error information in the memlog
file via Logtool) is changed to "DIMM Location"
The Id graphics tool should identify newer OEM graphics cards
successfully.
- The SCSI QIC tape is no longer supported as of the HP-UX 11.23
release.
- The "what" output on tldlpi.sl had certain misspellings. These
have now been corrected.
- JAGae57456
The PCI 10/100 BT Single Port LAN card is now enabled for
diagnostics on HP-UX 11.23.
- JAGae52358; JAGae56668
New device identification has been added to the STM framework. The
new devices supported are HP HSV110 and HP HSV100.
- JAGae55076
This was a security hole in the diagnostics. This problem occured
when a nmap port scan utility was run on a remote machine for
scanning the ports on UUT. The problem caused the diagnostics to be
shutdown abruptly. The code has been modified to fix this problem.
- The following devices are now enabled for diagnostics on STM
for HP-UX 11.23:
- Virtual Array 7410
- HP HSV110
- HP HSV100
- PCI 100Base-T LAN Adapter
- JAGae55078
The following problems with mstm in vt100 xterm windows and
dtterm windows has been fixed:
- The function buttons disappeared when one utility was
selected from utility tools in VT100 xterm and dtterm
windows.
- The space bar was not selecting more than one file in the
select raw log function in the logtool utility.
- JAGae54879
Typos and spelling mistakes were found in the libdiagpl.cat file.
There were no spaces between words. The libdiagpl.cat has been
modified to correct the spelling mistakes, and appropriate spaces
have been included to separate words. Now, with this fix, the user
will not see typos and an unusual format for error messages for the
problem reported.
- JAGae55066
Since the hardware path was not getting included in the message
generated by the scsidev library, the customer would never know
which device had reported the error/message. Now the code is
modified to add the hardware path to the message/error.
- JAGae55073
Diagmond has a memory leak. The effect of the leak is slower in the
patched versions of diagmond (PHSS_27810 and PHSS_27812), but still
present. The rate of the leak is dependent on the hardware
configuration. Rate of memory leak is linear to number of OLAR
slots active on the system.
- JAGae52004
The tlscsidev library has been modified to return the proper
status, when disk30 is physically offline.
- JAGae28159
Verifier and Exerciser tools are now enabled for PCI Pro 10/100 Tx
Server Adapter for HP-UX release 11.23.
- Added support for the following box IDs to the prod_op_xref
file for the cpu_ia64 executable for the CPU Expert and Exerciser
Tools: #define EVEREST_BOX_ID 0x1003 #define LONGS_PEAK_BOX_ID
0x1004 #define DIABLO_BOX_ID 0x1005 #define ORCA_BOX_ID 0x1006
#define WILSONS_PEAK_BOX_ID 0x1007 #define CRESTONE_PEAK_BOX_ID
0x1008 #define CHALLENGER_POINT_BOX_ID 0x1009 #define
OLYMPIA_BOX_ID 0x1010 #define EIGER_BOX_ID 0x1011 Also changed all
the default CPU tools to "none".
- JAGae35427
Fixed monitoring framework so that host information, such as serial
number and model string, is correctly retrieved and sent with
events.
- JAGae36855
Fixed monconfig to remove world-write permissions on *.sapcfg
files, when modifying monitoring requests. Fixed monconfig,
startmon_client, toggle_switch, moncheck, and send_test_event to
remove world-write permissions on tmp.sapcfg file.
- JAGae36855
Fixed monconfig so it does not add world-write permissions to
*,.sapcfg files, when modifying monitoring requests.
General
Changes to Tools
- JAGae28125; JAGae59901
The lan exerciser and verifier have been enabled for the PCI 4 Port
Lan card.
- Since the NIO and ISA cards are no longer supported in HP-UX
11.23, STM will fail to recognize these cards. Also, the following
tools have been obsoleted, since either their drivers, or the
IOCTLs required by them, have been obsoleted:
- Lan Firmware Update tool (lan_fw)
- Verfier for NIC with cllan as driver
- Diagnose for ATM cards
- Diagnose for cards with clicd as driver.
Changes to
Specific Tools
- Information tools:
- Based on the firmware design to provide 128MB of contiguous
zero based memory on the following IPF systems:
- ia hp server rx5670
- ia hp server rx2600
- ia hp server rx4640
- ia hp workstation zx6000
- ia hp workstation zx2000
the firmware will need to demote any permanent single-bit
errors within this 128MB range to transient single-bit errors
in th Page Deallocation Table (PDT) during reboots. As a
result, the memory pages containing these errors will not be
deallocated on the next reboot.
In addition, the IPF Memory Information Tool is currently
displaying only permanent single-bit errors in the PDT, under
the Page Deallocation Table (PDT) section. If the system is
rebooted, and the firmware demotes any permanent single-bit
errors within this 128MB range, these errors will not be
displayed under the Page Deallocation Table (PDT) section.
However, if any of these errors are determined to be
permanent single-bit errors again, they will be promoted and
displayed under the Page Deallocation Table (PDT) section.
- Added support for the following systems:
- ia64 hp superdome servers SD16A, SD32A, SD64A
- ia64 hp server rx8610
- ia64 hp server rx7610
- ia64 hp server rx4640
- JAGae62512
Problem Description:
The memory_ia64 information tool on the following IPF
systems:
- ia64 hp server rx5670
- ia64 hp server rx2600 and ia64 hp workstation
zx6000
- ia64 hp workstation zx2000
- ia64 hp server rx4640
is currently reporting the total size of memory as "Total
Physical Memory", instead of as "Total Configured
Memory":
Basic Memory Description
Module Type: MEMORY
Page Size: 4096 Bytes
Total Physical Memory: 4096 MB
Based on the firmware design on these IPF systems, only
the information about the configured DIMMs on the system is
available, as deallocated DIMMs will not show up (they will
be reported as empty slots). Hence, if the memory_ia64
information tool on these IPF systems is reporting the total
size of memory as "Total Physical Memory", when displaying
the memory configuration information, this is incorrect. This
can lead to confusion for the user, if there are deallocated
DIMMs on the system, since only information about the
configured DIMMs is provided on these IPF systems.
Fix:
To fix this, the memory_ia64 information tool has been
modified to generically display all the "Total Physical
Memory", "Total Configured Memory", and "Total Deconfigured
Memory" fields. If the information is available for that
field, the memory_ia64 information tool will display the
information for that field; otherwise, "N/A" will be used.
Hence, for these IPF systems (since only information about
the configured DIMMs on the system is available), only the
"Total Configured Memory" field will contain information,
while both the "Total Physical Memory" and "Total
Deconfigured Memory" fields will display "N/A".
- JAGae59092
Support was added for TEACDW-224E and HL-DT-STCD-RWGCE-8481B
devices.
- Added support in the IPF Memory Information Tool to support
multi-cellular systems for:
- ia64 hp superdome server SD16A, ia64 hp superdome
server SD32A, ia64 hp superdome server SD64A
- ia64 hp server rx8610
- ia64 hp server rx7610
on the HP-UX 11.23 release.
The IPF Memory Information Tool is designed to provide
information on the following areas:
- Basic Memory Description
- Memory Board Inventory
- Summary Information of Memory Errors logged in the
memory error log (memlog) file
- Summary Information of Memory Errors recorded in the
Page Deallocation Table (PDT)
The tool is enhanced so that even if the tool
encountered an error while retrieving the information for
some of the areas above, it will still continue to provide
information on the rest of the areas that it was able to
retrieve. So, for example, even if the tool encountered an
error while retrieving the information for the Memory Board
Inventory, it will still continue to provide information for
the Basic Memory Description, Summary Information of Memory
Errors logged in the memory error log (memlog) file, and
Summary Information of Memory Errors recorded in the Page
Deallocation Table (PDT). All displays of the "DIMM Slot"
label (as logged in the IPF Memory Information Tool
information log file) is changed to "DIMM Location" The IPF
Memory Information Tool is enhanced to display the memory
configuration information under the Memory Board Inventory in
a more formatted way:
- If a DIMM slot is empty, the display of the respective
size field is changed from "0" to "----"
- The display of the "DIMM Slot" label is changed to
"DIMM Location" and the "Size (MB)" label is changed to
"Size(MB)"
- The display of the information for one DIMM location
per line is expanded to include the display of the
information for two DIMM locations per line
- The display of the memory configuration information is
grouped separately between memory extenders/memory
boards
For example, here is the Memory Board Inventory output
on an ia64 hp server rx5670 system (w/ two memory extenders)
from before:
Memory Board Inventory
DIMM Slot Size (MB)
--------------- ---------
Ext 0 DIMM 0A 512
Ext 0 DIMM 0B 512
Ext 0 DIMM 0C 512
Ext 0 DIMM 0D 512
Ext 0 DIMM 1A 0
Ext 0 DIMM 1B 0
Ext 0 DIMM 1C 0
Ext 0 DIMM 1D 0
Ext 0 DIMM 2A 0
Ext 0 DIMM 2B 0
Ext 0 DIMM 2C 0
Ext 0 DIMM 2D 0
Ext 0 DIMM 3A 0
Ext 0 DIMM 3B 0
Ext 0 DIMM 3C 0
Ext 0 DIMM 3D 0
Ext 0 DIMM 4A 0
Ext 0 DIMM 4B 0
Ext 0 DIMM 4C 0
Ext 0 DIMM 4D 0
Ext 0 DIMM 5A 0
Ext 0 DIMM 5B 0
Ext 0 DIMM 5C 0
Ext 0 DIMM 5D 0
Ext 1 DIMM 0A 512
Ext 1 DIMM 0B 512
Ext 1 DIMM 0C 512
Ext 1 DIMM 0D 512
Ext 1 DIMM 1A 0
Ext 1 DIMM 1B 0
Ext 1 DIMM 1C 0
Ext 1 DIMM 1D 0
Ext 1 DIMM 2A 0
Ext 1 DIMM 2B 0
Ext 1 DIMM 2C 0
Ext 1 DIMM 2D 0
Ext 1 DIMM 3A 0
Ext 1 DIMM 3B 0
Ext 1 DIMM 3C 0
Ext 1 DIMM 3D 0
Ext 1 DIMM 4A 0
Ext 1 DIMM 4B 0
Ext 1 DIMM 4C 0
Ext 1 DIMM 4D 0
Ext 1 DIMM 5A 0
Ext 1 DIMM 5B 0
Ext 1 DIMM 5C 0
Ext 1 DIMM 5D 0
Here is the Memory Board Inventory output on the same
system now:
Memory Board Inventory
DIMM Location Size(MB) DIMM Location Size(MB)
-------------------- -------- -------------------- --------
Ext 0 DIMM 0A 512 Ext 0 DIMM 0B 512
Ext 0 DIMM 0C 512 Ext 0 DIMM 0D 512
Ext 0 DIMM 1A ---- Ext 0 DIMM 1B ----
Ext 0 DIMM 1C ---- Ext 0 DIMM 1D ----
Ext 0 DIMM 2A ---- Ext 0 DIMM 2B ----
Ext 0 DIMM 2C ---- Ext 0 DIMM 2D ----
Ext 0 DIMM 3A ---- Ext 0 DIMM 3B ----
Ext 0 DIMM 3C ---- Ext 0 DIMM 3D ----
Ext 0 DIMM 4A ---- Ext 0 DIMM 4B ----
Ext 0 DIMM 4C ---- Ext 0 DIMM 4D ----
Ext 0 DIMM 5A ---- Ext 0 DIMM 5B ----
Ext 0 DIMM 5C ---- Ext 0 DIMM 5D ----
=====================================================================
DIMM Location Size(MB) DIMM Location Size(MB)
-------------------- -------- -------------------- --------
Ext 1 DIMM 0A 512 Ext 1 DIMM 0B 512
Ext 1 DIMM 0C 512 Ext 1 DIMM 0D 512
Ext 1 DIMM 1A ---- Ext 1 DIMM 1B ----
Ext 1 DIMM 1C ---- Ext 1 DIMM 1D ----
Ext 1 DIMM 2A ---- Ext 1 DIMM 2B ----
Ext 1 DIMM 2C ---- Ext 1 DIMM 2D ----
Ext 1 DIMM 3A ---- Ext 1 DIMM 3B ----
Ext 1 DIMM 3C ---- Ext 1 DIMM 3D ----
Ext 1 DIMM 4A ---- Ext 1 DIMM 4B ----
Ext 1 DIMM 4C ---- Ext 1 DIMM 4D ----
Ext 1 DIMM 5A ---- Ext 1 DIMM 5B ----
Ext 1 DIMM 5C ---- Ext 1 DIMM 5D ----
=====================================================================
- The current version of the System Information Tool does not
offer information about the CPUs; for example, number of CPUs,
Clock Speed, etc. This information can be obtained by running
an HP-UX command, "machinfo".
To inform the user about this command, the following text
has been added to the current output of the System
Information Tool :
For additional information about the system and the CPUs,
please run the following command:
/usr/contrib/bin/machinfo
- JAGae55084
There was a missing message in the catalog file of the scsi_mux
information tool, which has now been added.
- JAGae34812
Added HPDVD 305 to the list supported by info tool.
- Exerciser tools:
- JAGae76626
The disk exerciser tool hung if the medium had bad blocks. Users
could not even kill the process, and abort the exerciser, using
the abort tool. Users required a reboot of the machine to free up the disk. This problem was specific to removable media (CDs and
DVDs), and to the exercising of hard disks with the read-only
option.
Now this problem has been fixed. The STM map now shows the tool
status as 'Hung', during attempts to read the device, and
whenever the number of retries reaches a maximum threshold limit, the map will show the status as 'Failed'. The 'Hung' state may
last for approximately 10 minutes.
- JAGae29856
The SCSI disk exerciser tool was logging internal application
errors into the activity log, when the exerciser was called for
some removable disks like CD-RW. This problem has been now
fixed.
- JAGae43815
In order for the CPU Exerciser tool to work on diskless systems
used by HP manufacturing, we added a delay. This may be
noticeable by customers if they run the tool on systems that
have a large number of CPUs. In a future release, a more
precise solution is in-plan that removes the workaround
(delay).
- JAGad87550
The tape verifier finished 'incomplete' for HP Ultrium LTO on
11.22 as it is described in JAGad87550. JAGad87550 fixed the
problem. But for whatever reasons, JAGad87550 was only
submitted to HWE0203 for HP-UX 11i. It was never submitted to
11.22 release. We need to submit the fix both to 11.22 and
11.23. This submittal will take care of 11.23.
- Verifier tools:
- JAGae50105
The SCSI disk verifier tool was logging internal application
errors into the activity log, when the verifier was called for
some removable disks like CD-RW. This problem has been now
fixed.
- Verify graphics tool: Customer visible change. A dialog box
was added that pops up when the verify tool is selected for a
graphics device. The dialog information box instructs the user
to run the graphdiag program. This new box appears for newer
OEM graphics cards.
- Diagnose tools:
- Firmware update tools:
- Expert tools:
- JAGae72672
Added support for deconfiguration and reconfiguration for IPF
systems that support it.
Added display of physical location information for IPF systems
that support it.
Menu options now support deconfiguration and reconfiguration,
just as it is on PA systems.
Display information for each CPU has been changed to the
following:
SPU Number: 0
Slot Number: cpu socket 0
Physical Location: Unavailable
LID: 0000000000000000
Active state: Active
Configuration state: No Status
Monarch: Yes
- The scsi_cd expert tool will no longer run on
MATSHITADVD-ROMSR-8177.
- CPU Expert Tool was changed to support ACPI libraries.
There are no functionality changes, but the output may be
formatted slightly different.
- JAGae10231
DDS expert tool hangs STM (this problem was noticed on 64-bit
systems running HP UX 11.11). Although it times out, the
process is left running and no other STM access to that device
is possible until the process is killed using kill -9. Exiting
and re-starting STM does not reset it. This problem is now
fixed.
- Logtool:
- Based on the firmware design to provide 128MB of contiguous
zero based memory on the following IPF systems:
- ia hp server rx5670
- ia hp server rx2600
- ia hp server rx4640
- ia hp workstation zx6000
- ia hp workstation zx2000
the firmware will need to demote any permanent single-bit
errors within this 128MB range to transient single-bit errors
in th Page Deallocation Table (PDT) during reboots. As a
result, the memory pages containing these errors will not be
deallocated on the next reboot.
In addition, The IPF Memory Decode Tool (used to display
the memlog file via Logtool) is currently displaying a page
status of "Active" for transient single-bit errors, and a
page status of "Pending" or "Deallocated" for permanent
single-bit errors. If the system is rebooted, and firmware
demotes any permanent single-bit errors within this 128MB
range, these errors will be displayed with a page status of
"Active". However, if any of these errors are determined to
be permanent single-bit errors again, they will be promoted
and displayed with a page status of "Pending" or
"Deallocated".
- Added support for the following systems to the IPF
Memory Decode Tool, which decodes/displays the memlog file
via Logtool:
- ia64 hp superdome servers SD16A, SD32A, SD64A
- ia64 hp server rx8610
- ia64 hp server rx7610
- ia64 hp server rx4640
- Utilities:
Known
Problems
Problem: Memory Page Deallocation (MPD) is not available on
the RX 4610.
Symptoms: The Memory Page Deallocation (MPD), which runs on most
current HP-UX computer systems, does not work on the RX 4610
computer. If you look in the activity log for memlogd, you will see a
message saying, "unsupported device."
Cause/Action: MPD cannot be implemented on RX 4610, because of the
design of that system. The memlogd daemon cannot run on it.
Problem: Online help may not work for xstm
diagnostics.
Symptoms: In xstm (the graphical interface for online
diagnostics), no online help appears when you enter a command for
online help. The diagnostics themselves are still functional.
Cause/Action: Online help for xstm requires that the Netscape
browser be installed on the computer. The xstm interface invokes the
Netscape browser to display .htm files located in the diagnostics
sub-directories on disk. (The mstm and cstm interfaces do not use the
Netscape browser.)
The easiest way to install the Netscape browser is from the AR
(Application Release) Media supplied with the computer.
Alternative: Using any computer, you can view online help for
xstm, mstm, and cstm on the Internet at:
http://docs.hp.com/hpux/onlinedocs/diag/stm/sth_summ.htm
Defect
Reporting
Use CHART to report defects in STM. The project name is
diag.stm.tools.hpux for individual tools, and diag.stm.ui.hpux for
the user interface. If you don't have access to CHART, contact an HP
representative to enter a defect for you.
Online Help
Online help has changed for HP-UX 11i V2.0. On previous operating
systems, STM used the HP-Help system to display help information.
With HP-UX 11i V2.0, help information is provided via Web pages.
The xstm platform will open a browser on the workstation and
display help from files on the local disk. The same files are also
available over the Web.
The mstm and cstm platform will display ASCII text for several
help topics. For complete online help, consult the Web pages at the
URLs located below:
Complete online help for xstm, mstm and cstm is available on the
Web at:
http://docs.hp.com/hpux/onlinedocs/diag/stm/sth_summ.htm
It is available on the local disk at:
xstm main help:
file:/usr/sbin/stm/catalog/C/HP-UX_B.11.23/ui/stmx.htm
mstm main help:
file:/usr/sbin/stm/catalog/C/HP-UX_B.11.23/ui/stmm.htm
cstm main help:
file:/usr/sbin/stm/catalog/C/HP-UX_B.11.23/ui/stmc.htm
SD Product
Structure
The product number for STM is B4708AA.
SD PRODUCT: Sup-Tool-Mgr
Description: On-line Diagnostic System (Series 800/700)
SD SUB-PRODUCT: Manuals
Description: Support Tools Manager Manual Pages
FILESET: STM-MAN
Description: S800/S700 STM Manual Pages
FILESET: STM-SHLIBS
Description: S800/S700 STM Shared Libraries
FILESET: STM-UI-RUN Corequisite Filesets: STM-SHLIBS
Description: S800/S700 STM User Interface
FILESET: STM-UUT-RUN Corequisite Filesets: STM-SHLIBS
Description: S800/700 STM Unit Under Test Runtime
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