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Configuration management
ts_config
ts_config
ts_config [-display display name]
V2500 nodes added to the teststation must be configured by ts_config
to enable diagnostic and scan capabilities, environmental and hard-error
monitoring, and console access.
Once the configuration for each node is set, it is retained when new
teststation software is installed.
ts_config tasks include:
• Configuring a node—Adding and removing a node to the teststation
configuration
• Configuring the terminal mux—Configuring and removing the
terminal mux on the teststation
• Installing a node—Upgrading JTAG firmware, configuring a node
scub_ip address, and resetting a node
The user must have root privilege to configure a node of the terminal
mux, because several HP-UX system files are modified during the
configuration.
Starting ts_config
To start ts_config from the teststation desktop, click on an empty area
of the background to obtain the Workspace menu and then select the
ts_config (root) option. Enter the root password.
To start ts_config from a shell (local or remote), ensure that the
DISPLAY environment variable is set appropriately before starting
ts_config.
For example:
$ DISPLAY=myws:0; export DISPLAY (sh/ksh/sppdsh)
% setenv DISPLAY myws:0 (csh/tcsh)
Also, the -display start-up option may be used as shown below:
For example:
# /spp/bin/ts_config -display myws:0
