Installation and Upgrade Guide

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Reload the Remaining Processors (If Necessary)
Reload the Remaining Processors (If
Necessary)
After the first processor is loaded, the initial TACL process automatically invokes the
CIIN file unless the CIIN file is disabled. The CIIN file contains commands that
establish the permanent TACL process pair for the system console. The CIIN file might
also contain commands to reload all processors.
The reload operation copies the operating system into other processors in the system
after the first processor has been successfully loaded from disk (by the system load).
If the CIIN file does not contain the commands to reload all processors, after processor
0 or processor 1 is successfully running the G06.24 NonStop Kernel, use the RELOAD
command to reload the remaining processors in the system.
At a TACL prompt on the system console OutsideView session window, log on to the
system as a super-group user (255,n) and enter:
RELOAD nn
where nn is the number of the processor(s) you want to reload.
If the reload is initiated successfully, this message appears:
PROCESSOR RELOAD: nn
This example shows the RELOAD command for a four-processor system:
9> reload (1,2,3)
NONSTOP OS PROCESSOR RELOAD - T9050G06 - (01MAY98)
Reload 1: Fabric: 0 (X)
Reload 2: Fabric: 0 (X)
Reload 3: Fabric: 0 (X)
Checking reloadee cpu(s) state.
Sent reload start-up packet to cpu 1
Sent reload start-up packet to cpu 2
Sent reload start-up packet to cpu 3
Sending OSIMAGE pages to Reloadee(s)
Integrating cpu 1
Starting system services on cpu 1
PROCESSOR RELOAD: 1
Services started successfully
Integrating cpu 2
Starting system services on cpu 2
PROCESSOR RELOAD: 2
Services started successfully
Integrating cpu 3
Starting system services on cpu 3
PROCESSOR RELOAD: 3
Services started successfully