Apple Xserve - Apple Xserve Diagnostics (Version 3X103) Instrukcja Użytkownika

Xserve Apple Xserve Diagnostics User’s Guide For Version 3X103

10 Chapter 2 Setup and Installation If you’re installing AXD Mac OS X tools on one of the volumes, the storage device should use the GUID Partitio

Chapter 2 Setup and Installation 11 Installing AXD EFI ToolsBefore you install AXD EFI tools, make sure that your storage device has a volume that

12 Chapter 2 Setup and Installation c Choose Format > Make Plain Text.d Choose File > Save As. e Name the file axd_set_ip_address, and then

Chapter 2 Setup and Installation 13 When the Installer finishes installing Mac OS X Server, the computer restarts and the Mac OS X Server setup ass

314 3 Starting Up AXD ToolsThis chapter describes several methods that let you change the startup disk to the volume with AXD tools installed.Before

Chapter 3 Starting Up AXD Tools 15 Changing the Startup Disk in System PreferencesIf Mac OS X Server starts up by default on your Xserve, you can u

16 Chapter 3 Starting Up AXD Tools Replace username with the short name of a user who can authenticate as the root account on the server. Replace

Chapter 3 Starting Up AXD Tools 17 If you want to start up AXD tools from a NetBoot image hosted on a NetBoot server, press and hold the F1 key ins

18 Chapter 3 Starting Up AXD Tools 3 Continue holding the system identifier button until the top row of lights move right to left. Release the sys

Chapter 3 Starting Up AXD Tools 19 7 When the leftmost light is on, press and hold the system identifier button until all the lights in the top row

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420 4 Using AXD ToolsAXD Mac OS X tools and AXD EFI tools have different interfaces and functionality. This chapter describes how to use both AXD to

Chapter 4 Using AXD Tools 21 If you’re logged in as root on an Intel-based Xserve, and then you run AXD Mac OS X tools, you can choose which mode t

22 Chapter 4 Using AXD Tools There are several ways to determine whether the host computer and client Xserve have established a successful connect

Chapter 4 Using AXD Tools 23 Â Shut down the XserveFor information about AXD EFI tools, see the following topics:Â “Customizing AXD EFI Tools Test

24 Chapter 4 Using AXD Tools To customize AXD EFI tools test settings:1 In AXD EFI tools, select the test settings you want.2 To run the test, cli

Chapter 4 Using AXD Tools 25 Using AXD Mac OS X ToolsAXD Mac OS X tools changes its look based on whether you’re running it locally, as a client, o

26 Chapter 4 Using AXD Tools To customize AXD Mac OS X tools test settings:1 In AXD Mac OS X tools, select the test settings you want.2 To save yo

Chapter 4 Using AXD Tools 27 When you create or delete a test group, that test group is created or deleted in the set of test groups you’re current

28 Chapter 4 Using AXD Tools You can also view logs stored on other volumes. This is useful for:Â Starting up AXD Mac OS X tools from a USB drive

Chapter 4 Using AXD Tools 29 When AXD Mac OS X tools saves a log, it overwrites any existing log of the same name. Log preferences can automaticall

3 1 Contents Chapter 1 4 Overview and Requirements5 Overview of AXD Configurations 6 Requirements Chapter 2 8 Setup and Installation8 Setting

30 Chapter 4 Using AXD Tools Shutting Down or Restarting the XserveIf you’re running AXD Mac OS X tools on the local Xserve, or on a host computer

31AppendixAXD Tools Test ReferenceThis reference describes all the tests available in AXD and gives estimates for how long the tests take to com

32 Appendix AXD Tools Test Reference AXD EFI Tools TestsThese tests are available if your Xserve is running AXD EFI tools.Startup TestsThese tests

Appendix AXD Tools Test Reference 33 Hard Drive TestsMemory (Simple) TestsSimple memory tests test the first 2.5 GB of memory. To test all memory,

34 Appendix AXD Tools Test Reference Memory (Multicore) TestsMulticore memory tests test the first 2.5 GB of memory using all available CPU cores.

Appendix AXD Tools Test Reference 35 Power Supply TestsProcessor TestsSensor TestsUSB TestsConnect USB devices before running USB tests.Extended M

36 Appendix AXD Tools Test Reference Video Controller TestsAXD Mac OS X TestsThese tests are available if your Xserve is running AXD Mac OS X tool

Appendix AXD Tools Test Reference 37 Hard Drive TestsMemory TestsAXD Mac OS X memory tests test the first 2.5 GB of memory. All multicore memory t

38 Appendix AXD Tools Test Reference Fan TestsPower Supply TestsSensor TestsUSB TestsConnect USB devices before running USB tests.Test Estimated c

Appendix AXD Tools Test Reference 39 Video Controller TestsTo run these tests, a display must be attached to any graphics cards being tested. The

1 4 1 Overview and Requirements Apple Xserve Diagnostics tests your Intel-based Xserve for hardware issues. Apple Xserve Diagnostics (AXD) runs a

Chapter 1 Overview and Requirements 5 Note: This guide describes how to use AXD version 3X103. If you’re using a different version of AXD, th

6 Chapter 1 Overview and Requirements Requirements Before you can run AXD, you must meet general, storage device, and local and remote require

Chapter 1 Overview and Requirements 7 You can run both AXD tools by having two empty volumes on the same Xserve or portable storage device. You

2 8 2 Setup and InstallationBefore you can run AXD, you must set up your testing environment and install AXD.Make sure you meet AXD requirements b

Chapter 2 Setup and Installation 9 subnet, open Network Utility (located in /Applications/Utilities/) on your NetBoot server and your Xserve. In th