SCF Reference Manual for the Kernel Subsystem

13 <-DOWN
14 <-DOWN
15 <-DOWN
The display shows that:
• Processor 2 is down, as shown by the UNA status in column 2 and the DOWN in row 2 for
both fabrics (shown in bold).
• A single point-to-point link (the X fabric from processor 0 to processor 1) is down, as shown
by the DN status in the X fabric matrix (shown in bold).
• The Y fabric is totally down in processor 3, as shown by the DIS status in column 3 of the Y
fabric and the DN status in row 3 of the Y fabric.
STATUS SUBSYS Command
The STATUS SUBSYS command displays current status information about the Kernel subsystem
manager. The command takes this form.
STATUS [ / OUT file-spec / ] SUBSYS $ZZKRN [ , DETAIL ]
SUBSYS $ZZKRN
is the name of the Kernel subsystem manager process. You can omit SUBSYS and $ZZKRN if
you have specified them with an ASSUME command.
DETAIL
causes SCF to display detailed information about the specified process.
STATUS SUBSYS Summary Display Format
The format of the summary display for the STATUS SUBSYS command (without the DETAIL option)
is described here.
NONSTOP KERNEL - Status SUBSYS \system.$ZZKRN
Name State Processes
(conf/strd)
$ZZKRN state ( n/m )
These terms appear in the preceding display:
$ZZKRN, the name of the Kernel subsystem manager process.Name
The current object state of $ZZKRN is always STARTED.State
The number of generic process records or groups configured and the number with at least one
instance of the process started. To display the names of these processes, use the INFO PROCESS
(on page 100) or NAMES PROCESS command (on page 112).
Processes
(conf/strd)
STATUS SUBSYS Detailed Display Format
The format of the detailed display for the STATUS SUBSYS command (with the DETAIL option) is
described here.
NONSTOP KERNEL - Detailed Status SUBSYS \system.$ZZKRN
Primary PID.......... n,m Backup PID ........ n,m
Subsystem Owner...... n,m Subsystem State ... state
Processes Configured. n Processes Started.. n
These terms apply to the preceding display:
The number of the primary processor and process identification number (PIN) for the $ZZKRN process.Primary PID
The number of the backup processor and process identification number (PIN) for the $ZZKRN process.Backup PID
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