From: Ranbir Singh (Singh@XAVIER.EDU)
Date: Wed Jun 04 2003 - 10:16:22 EDT
You don't have to apply to sysplanar (which applies to nearly everything). Just:
#diag
Task Selection
Log Repair Action
oppanel
Commit
That should do it immediately.
RS
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Ranbir Singh
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Xavier University
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>>> abdellah.djebli@SICKKIDS.CA 06/03/03 11:02AM >>>
Hi,
This is becuase of the power off. Go to diag and log repair and select
sysplanar0 and the light should go off.
Abdu
"Taylor, David"
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All,
I have a new p630 (Power 4+) whose attention light is on, and I am unable
to turn it off.
The reason it came on, in the first place, was from my disconnecting power
to it - bad mksysb clone-install caused it to hang. I have since
reinstalled and everything is fine other than the light still being on.
There is nothing in error report. I have tried the following:
/usr/lpp/diagnostics/bin/usysfault -s normal
and
diag - task selection - Identify and Attention Indicators - Set system
attention indicator to NORMAL
Neither seems to do anything.
I'd hate to call support on something this trivial. Any ideas?
TIA
David
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