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Making Dump Files

5-12 Express5800/320Ma: System Administrator’s Guide

To create system memory dumps, you can:

• Press a button.

• Configure your system to create memory dumps.

• In ftSMC, right-click a CPU Enclosure, and select the Dump and Go command.

• In ftSMC, right-click a certain component, and select either the Dump and Go

command or the Dump command. (These commands are not available for all

components.)

The Dump command dumps a snapshot of the corresponding component. While

dumping, the component is not available. When the dump is complete, the component

returns to service.

You can also use Windows commands to configure the creation of memory dumps.

See Windows documentation.

Using the Dump Button

CAUTION

Making a dump file of an entire system automatically

takes the operating system offline and then restarts it.

With a firm, fine-tipped object, like a pushpin, press the Dump button, which is actually

a small circular opening.

Press the Dump button on the primary enclosure. The primary enclosure is the

enclosure on which the power switch LED is lit. The Dump button is located at the

center rear panel of each enclosure. It is labeled DUMP.

System Memory Dumps

Memory dumps are enabled through the Board Instance driver’s DumpQuickEnabled

and DumpNumberOfFilesToSave properties.

To enable system memory dumps

1. In ftSMC, expand ftServer (Local), ftServer Drivers, and then

Board Instance Driver - srabid.

2. Right click Board Instance Driver - srabid, Properties, and set

DumpQuickEnabled to True.

3. Set DumpNumberOfFilesToSave to the number of dump files you want to save to

disk.

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