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• The first part of the menu displays server information like server boot time, current time (at display), number of CPUs and Memory Free / Total.
• The second part displays the list of emulated machines (guests) managed. Column details:
  • Emulator/Config File: emulator used with its configuration file name (shortened)
  • CPU: displays the number of CPUs:
    • for VAX: always 1
    • for AXP: based on configuration files settings (set n_of_cpus ...). If the information is not found, using default value for the selected hardware, "-" is displayed instead.
  • Mem: displays the amount of memory defined for the guest
  • State: can be either RUNNING, STARTING, STARTING/ALL (if all guests have been started at the same time), STOPPED.
    • If the guest is in STOPPED state, an additional information will be displayed:
      • REQUESTED: the service has been stopped by user request or has not been started on Linux server boot due to boot parameter set to off
      • FAILURE: the guest process failed
  • Stop script: displays the status of the stop script used to stop perform a clean shutdown of the guest. Can be:
    • Defined: the script exists and a case has been added for the specified configuration file
    • Case not set : the script exists but does not relate to the specified configuration file
    • Not found: the script has not been created. In this case, a service stop request will induce a kill of the emulator process
  • B: this columns displays the Boot no server startup value, yes or no.
• The third part displays the available options that are detailed below.

Menu options

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