
70
[2:0]
000b = reserved
001b = BIOS FRB2
010b = BIOS/POST
011b = OS Load
100b = SMS/OS
101b = OEM
Other = reserved
0x01 : Timer Actions (Hard Reset)
[7] reserved
[6:4] pre-timeout interrupt
000b = none
001b = SMI
010b = NMI/Diagnostic interrupt
011b = Messaging Interrupt
Other = reserved
[3] reserved
[2:0] timeout action
000b = no action
001b = Hard Reset
010b = Power Down
011b = Power Cycle
Other = reserved
0xa : Pre-timeout interval
0x3e : Timer Use Expiration flags clear
0x08 : Initial countdown value, lsbye (100ms/count)
0x07 : Initial countdown value, msbyte
180 seconds X 10 = 1800 (decimal) = 0x0708 (hex)
By the system load situation of the machine, Even if OS is not a state of the
stall, watchdog timer can not be updated, so there is a possibility that the
time-out is generated. After it evaluates it in the state of a high load in the
system requirements, set the stall monitoring.
For "Set Watchdog Timer Command" detail, refer to IPMI Specification.
http://www.intel.com/design/servers/ipmi
3-2) Copy WDT Update program to /usr/sbin.
# install -p -m 755 ResetWDT /usr/sbin
3-3) Refer to the following and create WDT Update program script.
The file name is assumed to be "watchdog" in this case.
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#! /bin/sh
#
# chkconfig: - 27 46
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