Script> ^z #close script (control Z)
>>>
>>>show eeprom script powerup #print eeprom script
Powerup Script: #verify that it is correct
d 27021 49a2108a
d 271a3 49a2108a
At this point only the primary processor contains the change. Use the update -e command now to update the other
CPUS, if present
>>> init #initialize system
Any HSCs which were reporting the EDC errors need to be re-booted to clear corruption in
the data buffer descriptor.
14.1.8 VAX/DEC7000 consoles will not auto boot via HSC95s after powerup
At powerup, the HSC95 can take up to 3.5 minutes to complete its selftests and become
available to the CI. VAX/DEC7000 consoles timeout while attempting to auto boot after a
powerup. A manual boot is then necessary.
A workaround is to add the following powerup script which will delay the start of the boot
sequence. This script is valid for DEC7000 console V2.5 thru V4.1 and VAX7000 console
V3.n. The problem is fixed with VAX7000 console V4.0.
After initing the console, do the following commands:
>>>set mode advanced #following cmd is advanced
>>>set eeprom script powerup #open eeprom script buffer
Script> set mode advanced #script needs advanced commands
Script> kn7aa_pwrup #test memory etc.
Script> echo -n " Waiting 120 seconds..." > tt #tell operator
Script> sleep 120 #wait 120 seconds
Script> echo "done" >tt #tell operator
Script> set mode basic #back to normal commands
Script> ^Z #close script (control Z)
>>>
At this point only the primary processor contains the change. Use the update -e command now to update the other
CPUS, if present
>>> init #initialize system
14.1.9 VAX 7000 console revision and HSD30
The minimum VAX console revision required to boot a system disk via an HSD30 is V4.0.
V3.n consoles cannot "see" devices on an HSD30. Before V4.0 was available the workaround
was to connect the system disk via an HSD05. Other disks are not affected as OpenVMS
can see them.
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