Installing and Managing HP-UX Virtual Partitions (includes A.04.01)

Monitor and Shell Commands
Monitor: Using Monitor Commands
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Example:
MON> getauto
hpux /stand/vpmon
• log
displays the contents, including warning and error messages, of the Monitor log. The Monitor log holds up
to 16KB of information in a circular log buffer. The information is displayed in chronological order.
• ls [-alniFH] [directory]
lists the contents of directory. This command is similar to the Unix ls command.
directory must be on a HFS file system. /stand is the default directory
The ls command-line options are the same as the Unix shell ls options. For detailed explanations, see
the ls (1M) manpage. In brief:
For example, to view the listing of files in winona2’s /stand directory:
MON> ls /stand
lost+found ioconfig bootconf system
system.d vmunix dlkm.vmunix.prevbuild
kernrel rootconf vpdb vpmon.dmp
vmunix.backup system.prev vmunix.prev dlkm
vpdb.backup vpmon
• scan
lists all hardware discovered by the Monitor and indicates which virtual partition owns each device.
• toddriftreset
resets the drifts of the real-time clock. Use this command if you reset the real-time clock of the hard
partition at the BCH prompt. For brief information, see “Real-time clock” on page 25.
• vparinfo [partition_name]
This command is for HP internal use only.
when no partition_name is given, vparinfo displays all unassigned resources and the names of all
existing virtual partitions; when partition_name is given, vparinfo displays the resources assigned to
partition_name.
-a all entries
-l long listing
-n numerical UIDs and GIDs
-i inode
-F appends a character after the entry, depending on the file type, such as a / (slash) for
a directory