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Old 07-07-2008
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OBP command to enable/disable a processor
Hello experts..

How can i enable or disable a processor from OBP(OK prompt)?

Thanks in advance...
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afaik you can't do this from obp. on some hardware you can "blacklist" components from systemcontroller (sf15k or midrange systems).
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One of my friend asked this question and he told answer also...

I forgot that answer.. I remember that command contains three characters..

Any how thanks for your replay..
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It's asr-disable but not all boxes can disable a cpu this way.
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Thanks a lot man.........
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Quote:
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It's asr-disable but not all boxes can disable a cpu this way.
which boxes can?
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Hi this command works for 4X00 Sun boxes
at system controller level

disablecomponent -- add a component to the blacklist

This is the output of showboards if you disable a CPU Board:

/N0/SB2 On CPU Board V2 Assigned Disabled A

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