HP Surestore Disk Array 12h System Administrator's Guide for HP-UX, MPE, and W - Page 73

HP-UX Chapter 4. Using the ARDIAG Offline Diagnostic on HP-UX This chapter defines the AutoRAID supported offline diagnostic commands for Series 700 and Series 800 HP-UX systems. This functionality will be a combination of the support media offline diagnostic environment (ODE) commands and commands issued from the AutoRAID front panel. Operating environment ARDIAG will only operate under ODE and thus it only operates in an offline environment. When ARDIAG is executed, ODE handles all the I/O with the user and it handles several higher level commands like LOG, HELP, etc. NOTE. There should be no I/O activity on the SCSI bus when using ARDIAG. When operating in a multi-initiator environment, make sure none of the host systems are trying to access the disk array. Bus activity make cause ARDIAG to not see the disk array. Support Software ARDIAG requires all the software needed for ODE to run as ARDIAG relies on ODE to load and run. Additionally, ARDIAG needs the MAPPER SL and the DIODE SL from the protocol level down. Minimum hardware For ARDIAG to run properly, a working I/O subsystem and at least one SureStore E (AutoRAID) Disk Array is needed. ARDIAG must also meet ODE's hardware requirements (for example a working console). ARDIAG and ODE will use no more than 4 MB of main memory. Minimum software ODE, MAPPER SL and DIODE SL are needed to execute ARDIAG correctly. 73