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NAME
- dr_cmd_a_attach - abort DR attach system board operation
SYNOPSIS
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dr_cmd_a_attach sb
AVAILABILITY
- Sun Enterprise 10000 servers only.
DESCRIPTION
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Caution:
- Do not use this command, which runs in the DR shell; it is included here only for completeness. Instead, use abort_attach(1M), which performs the same functions, but with the added security of safeguards and checks.
- If abort_attach(1M) were unavailable for some reason, you could run dr_cmd_a_attach after a system board has been successfully init attached via dr_cmd_init_attach(1M) and before the board has been completely attached via the dr_cmd_c_attach(1M). dr_cmd_a_attach returns the board to the state it was in prior to the dr_cmd_init_attach(1M) operation; that is, present, powered-on, and in no domain.
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dr_cmd_a_attach instructs the operating system running on the target domain to abandon the in-progress attach operation, removes the system board from the domain_config file, and resets the Enterprise 10000 server's centerplane shared memory mask registers and board domain mask registers.
- Some conditions that are transparent to the user may cause an abort failure. Therefore, if dr_cmd_a_attach fails to complete the abort successfully, try executing it again at a later time.
OPTIONS
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sb
- The system board number (0 to 15) for the abort attach operation.
EXIT STATUS
- If dr_cmd_a_attach succeeds it returns a 0 result code in the dr_return global variable. If it fails, it returns a 1 and displays diagnostic messages.
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Note:
- Tcl parsing errors prevent DR commands from running which, in turn, leaves dr_return uninitialized. In such cases, the dr_return error code is meaningless. See dr (1M)for more information concerning return codes.
DIAGNOSTICS
- See DIAGNOSTICS on abort_attach(1M).
SEE ALSO
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dr (1M),dr_cmd_init_attach(1M), dr_cmd_c_attach(1M)
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