All -
I am working on a library for ipmitool and I would like to be able to
use some commands from ipmi_chassis.c that are currently static int.
The function I am most interested in is ipmi_chassis_status(). However,
since it is a static, I cannot use it in my library. Is there any
reason why
Tomek -
The LCD screen interfaces to the BMC via I2C (IPMB connector). If for
some [very bad] reason the BMC fails, the LAN and I2C interface will not
work. The BMC should reset to a working state in the event of an error
unless when it's failing it's being held by something.
How is your
Tomasz Nowak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
BMC 0.63 shows up only in DOS update software package
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?agr=NProductID=2451D
wnldID=1
5840strOSs=AllOSFullName=All
Operating Systemslang=eng
I'll upgrade to 0.63 today.
I've tried hard, but it's impossible.
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Sent: Friday, June 27, 2008 5:30 PM
To: Hall, Eric R
Cc: ipmitool-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Ipmitool-devel] ipmitool 1.8.10 - patch deadline?
On Mon, 2008-06-23 at 09:44 -0700, Hall, Eric R wrote:
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What were you hoping to get in and how long do you think it'll take
Martin -
You're not the only one with the problem:
http://sudan.ubuntuforums.com/showthread.php?t=553730
I'd check to make sure that there is an inittab entry for the [same]
serial port that SOL uses.
- Eric
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Alexey -
If you _actually_ want to use BIOS redirection you'll need to use Serial
Port B in the BIOS settings. At least, that's the only port that is
supposed to be supported. Once grub/Kernel/etc... loads, they can send
data to the correct serial port.
In IPMITool, the 'volatile bit rate'
Mike -
Memtest86+ should have worked out of the box with out having to modify
it. At boot, add console=ttyS1,38400 (or whatever speed your BMC
supports). At least, this worked on an Intel setup with Ubuntu server
8.10.
- Eric
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Geert Jan -
Is '0xaa' the sensor number? Usually you use the re-arm command with the
sensor number. I.E. 0x04 0x2a senor number 0x00
A Set Event Receiver command can be used as a global re-arm command.
Otherwise, use the raw 0x04 0x2a sensor number 0x00 to re-arm the sensor.
- Eric
A 1 second interval on the firmware level is fairly heavy use. You will not
want that. Anything less than about 2 minutes is a bit overkill for a small
embedded system that shares its resources.
For what it does, IPMITool is probably the fastest In-band and OOB IPMI level
tool you will find.
Thiyagu -
IPMITool does not log system faults into the SEL. System faults are added to
the SEL by the systems management controller. IPMITool reads the SEL from the
management controller.
Capture output:
# ipmitool sel list se.log
Here is a starting point to parse your data:
$ cat se.log |
Correction the TDPS-600CB C Rev S2F does have the PMBus connector.
I know that there are some older Rev S0F supplies that don't seem to have a
functioning PMBus. Again, check your PSU.
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