Doug Baker - Sun UK - Support Engineer wrote:
> Hello
>
> On the uniboard based systems the CPU serial number displayed in an FMA fault
> appears in binary in the output of prtfru -x.
>
> STATE RESOURCE / UUID
> --------
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> faulted cpu:///cpuid=129/serial=80010248C65DBA8C
> 395d7279-6753-40ee-e174-9126ecc8e44e
> --------
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> $ mdb
> > 0x80010248C65DBA8C=R
>
> 1000000000000001000000100100100011000110010111011011101010001100
>
> $ grep 1000000000000001000000100100100011000110010111011011101010001100
> prtfru_-x.out
> <CPU1_SerialNum
> value="1000000000000001000000100100100011000110010111011011101010001100"/>
>
> This same information does not appear in the prtfru outputs on the smaller
> systems, 490/890 etc.
>
> Is there another Solaris command which can display the CPU serial numbers
> used
> by FMA ?
>
You can use the "fmtopo" command to see the serial numbers associated
with cpuIDs.
# cd /usr/lib/fm/fmd
# ./fmtopo
-tarik
> Thanks,
>
> Douglas
>
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