8. SMASH-CLP
Confirming BMC firmware revision
You can confirm the BMC firmware revision through the command line interface by entering the following basic
command at the command prompt.
show /admin1/sp1/swid1
Example of display is as shown below.
ufip=/admin1/sp1/swid1
Properties:
VersionString=00.20
oemnec_sdrversion=SDR Version 0.18
Verbs:
cd
exit
help
show
version
In this case, the BMC firmware revision is displayed at the right side of "VersionString=" string in the "Properties"
section. Also the SDR revision is displayed at the right side of " oemnec_sdrversion =" string.
Confirming CPU Information
Enter the following command at the command prompt to move the current default target to /admin1/system1.
cd /admin1/system1
You can confirm all the targets for CPU by entering the following command. All the CPU targets are represented
as cpu<N> strings at "Targets" section. <N> means value of one-origin integer between 1 and 4.
show
Next, if the following command is entered, information of a specific CPU target is displayed at "Properties"
section. Here, <N> means CPU target number which you would like to confirm.
show cpu<N>
The EnabledState property of the CPU target indicates the CPU status.
"2" indicates that CPU is installed.
No value (Only "EnabledState=" string is displayed.) indicates that CPU is not installed.
"3" indicates that the CPU is disabled.
The values of the other properties (such as oemnec_clock) are not displayed if the CPU is not installed. (Only
property name with "=" string is displayed.). In addition, the values of the properties not supported by the server
are not displayed.
For example, enter the following command to confirm the information of CPU#1.
show cpu1
The display example in this case is shown below.
ufip=/admin1/system1/cpu1
Properties:
EnabledState=enabled
oemnec_clock=2600MHz
oemnec_validcore=15
oemnec_maxcore=15
oemnec_validthread=30
oemnec_maxthread=30
oemnec_l1cache=960KB
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