ES40 4 cpus, TU64/4.0F/PK1, DIA 3.0
The output from dia gives me timestamps which are all 01-JAN-1970 00:59:59.
I was using dia 2.9 which had the same problem, and a trawl through the
archives pointed me to DEC's website www1.service.digital.com/svctools/
and dia 3.0, but the problem still persists.
uerf picks up the date correctly, and will happily print out the
whole file, but uerf -D just gives me "Error reading syserr file."
Do I need to start a new binary.error file?
Also, how do I tell dia to select output for specific disks?
dia man pages say thus:
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The following is a list of valid keywords that may be used with
the -i or -x flags. Each keyword may be followed by a value.
For example: -i OS=OSF.
bugchecks cache configurations
control_entries cpus dates
device_errors device_number disks
environmental_entries hosts informationals
ios io_subsystems mchks
machine_checks memory nodes
os osf_entry operating_systems
pwr power sequence_numbers
swi software_informationals sync_communications
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but dont indicate what values to supply for the 'disks' keyword,
(or any of the other keywords for that matter, except that ?really
useful? one OS=OSF)
dia -i disks=rz78
dia -i disks=rz
and such dont seem to work.
Cheers,
Terry.
Received on Fri Nov 05 1999 - 13:27:28 NZDT