HP XC System 3.x Software - Manual (Page 87)

You can also modify the number of icons that xclus or xcxclus displays per row. By default,
the xclus or xcxclus utility attempts to display eight node icons per row. You can specify an
alternate value for the row width as follows:
• Specifying the -row-width argument when you start xclus or xcxclus
• Setting the X11 resource *xclus.nodesPerRow before starting xclus or xcxclus
If xclus or xcxclus cannot fit all the nodes in one screen without exceeding the screen height,
it increases the number of nodes per row, and overrides any configured row width value.
For more information about setting X11 resources for these utilities, see the EXTERNAL
INFLUENCES section of xclus(1) or xcxclus(1).
Using Enhanced (xclus) Menu Options
Table 7-1 describes the default menu options at the top of the xclus display window. The xclus
or xcxclus utilities support these menu options when displaying enhanced node information
(the default mode for xclus).
Table 7-1 xclus (Enhanced) Menu Options
Description Option Menu
Stops the xclus utility. Exit.. File
Opens a dialog box that enables you to control node grouping parameters.
This option is present only when node grouping is active. For more
information, see
“Viewing Grouped Nodes” (page 92) .
Group Control... Options
Opens a dialog box that enables you to set the refresh rate. Refresh...
Opens a dialog box that enables you to change the utilization-to-color
mapping for all components except CPU utilization. Modify Key...
Enables you to display core utilization in terms of user or system statistics,
or both. By default, xclus displays both. CPU
Enables you to display the MID and FSB bus data by bandwidth (Mb/s) or
utilization. (Supported only on Itanium processors.) Mid/Front Side Bus
Enables you to display the I/O bus data in terms of bandwidth (Mb/s) or
utilization. (Supported on Itanium processors only.) IO Bus
Enables you to display the HyperTransport data in terms of bandwidth
(Mb/s) or utilization. (Supported on AMD Opteron processors only.) HT Bandwidth
Enables you to display HyperTransport data for all events or for data events
only. (Supported on AMD Opteron processors only.) HT All.vs.Data
Enables you to show the xclus display at 50%, 75%, 100%, or 125% of its
size. Zoom View
Hides or displays the color key at the bottom of the display. Key
Enables you to display the full node name or only the node number. Node's
Hides or displays the utilization values in the node icons. Values
Enables you to suspend the display until this button is released. Hold
Using Generic (xcxclus) Menu Options
Table 7-2 describes the default menu options at the top of the xcxclus display window. The
xcxclus or xclus utilities support these menu options when displaying generic node
information (the default mode for xcxclus).
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