HP B6191-90015a - Manual (Page 19)

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Using the Diagnostic/IPR Media to Run Offline Diagnostics
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Using the Diagnostic/IPR Media to Run
Offline Diagnostics
The Offline Diagnostics Environment (ODE) consists of a Test Controller (TC), a System
Library (SysLib), and any number of Test Modules (TMs), all resident on the
Diagnostic/IPR Media in the LIF. It provides you with a consistent interface for executing
the ISL-based support tools from the Diagnostic/IPR Media, in the event that your system
is offline.
The TC provides the user with two basic interfaces: a pure command-line interface for
expert users, and a menu-oriented interface for less experienced users. In the
command-line interface, users can select and run specific tests and/or utilities. In the
menu-oriented interface, users select specific hardware modules to test, and do not have to
know which diagnostic is associated with a particular module.
NOTE ODE utilities like MAPPER and FUPDATE (formerly UPDATE ) can only be run
from the command-line interface.
Figure 3-1 provides a graphic representation of the relationship that exists between the
ODE Test Controller (TC) and the underlying Test Modules (TMs):
Figure 3-1 Relationship Between ODE Test Controller and Test Modules
NOTE To see ISL-based programs, type ls at the ISL prompt. To see ODE-based
programs, start ODE from the ISL prompt, and then type ls at the ODE
prompt.