My mistake was that I hadn't created a new domain yet. I initiated the
same way I did in my OpenIPMI program (smi 0). Here is the output:
> sensor info 'domain1(7.1).SMI Timeout0'
Sensor
Name: domain1(7.1).SMI Timeout0
LUN: 0
Number: 133
Event Reading Type: 3
Event Reading Type Name: discrete_state
Type: 243
Type Name: invalid
Event Support: entire sensor
Init Scanning: true
Init Events: true
Init Thresholds: false
Init Hysteresis: false
Init Type: true
Init Power Up Events: true
Init Power Up Scanning: true
Ignore If No Entity: false
Auto Rearm: true
OEM1: 0
Id: SMI Timeout0
Event
Offset: 1
Name: state asserted
Supports: assertion
Supports: deassertion
-----Original Message-----
From: Corey Minyard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 27, 2007 1:48 PM
To: Vanderputten, Jennifer
Cc: openipmi-developer@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Openipmi-developer] Discrete sensor states
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> # rpm -qa | grep -i ipmi
> OpenIPMI-2.0.7-35.10
> OpenIPMI-devel-2.0.7-35.10
> ipmidrvr-2.6.9.42.ELsmp-15
> ipmitool-1.8.9-2.7
> ipmiutil-1.9.8-1
>
Ok, same as me.
> ipmitool:
> SMI Timeout | 85h | ok | 7.1 | State Deasserted
>
> OpenIPMI (let me know if you want to see my code that generated this):
> SENSOR SMI Timeout0 STATE 0 not supported
> SENSOR SMI Timeout0 STATE 1 supported, not set
> SENSOR SMI Timeout0 STATE 2 not supported
> SENSOR SMI Timeout0 STATE 3 not supported
> SENSOR SMI Timeout0 STATE 4 not supported
> SENSOR SMI Timeout0 STATE 5 not supported
> SENSOR SMI Timeout0 STATE 6 not supported
> SENSOR SMI Timeout0 STATE 7 not supported
> SENSOR SMI Timeout0 STATE 8 not supported
> SENSOR SMI Timeout0 STATE 9 not supported
> SENSOR SMI Timeout0 STATE 10 not supported
> SENSOR SMI Timeout0 STATE 11 not supported
> SENSOR SMI Timeout0 STATE 12 not supported
> SENSOR SMI Timeout0 STATE 13 not supported
> SENSOR SMI Timeout0 STATE 14 not supported
>
> Perhaps I'm not doing this correctly, but here's what openipmish says:
> # openipmish
>
>> sensor info 't(7.1).SMI Timeout0'
>>
> error: cmdlang.c(ipmi_cmdlang_handle): Specified object not found
(0x16,
> OS: Invalid argument)
>
Do a "sensor list" to see all the sensors available. This depends on
your domain and the entity.
I've attached a trace of bringing things up and viewing the sensors.
-corey
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