From: David Foster (foster@dim.ucsd.edu)
Date: Fri Aug 23 2002 - 17:41:47 EDT
I am trying to use output from 'prtdiag -v' on an E450 (Solaris 8
07/01) to script an automated warning system which will send email
alerts when the temps are too high.
I'm just using the output from:
/usr/platform/`uname -i`/sbin/prtdiag -v | \
grep -A 4 "System Temperature"
The temperatures are absolutely stable:
System Temperatures (Celsius):
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AMBIENT 15
CPU 1 40
CPU 3 40
except once in a great while the Ambient temperature is reported
as 70 (ALWAYS 70, and in my testing approx once per 456 runs).
Any ideas? Is it not a good idea to trust prtdiag's output for
this kind of alert?
Dave Foster
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