The SDR type displays names in a single format: [SDR type hex] – [SDR type text] ([count of SDRs
of this type]).
Under certain circumstances, the type C0 format does not follow the rules dened above. When all the
characters of the data portion of the record are printable ASCII characters, the data area is considered
to be a string and is used for the display name instead of the format dened in the table.
Close Button
This button closes the current SDR window and returns you to the SDR selection screen.
Previous Button
This button closes the current SDR window and displays the previous SDR record, the previous
record must be of the same type as the current record. If this is the rst SDR record in the SDR type
branch, this button is disabled.
Next Button
This button closes the current popup window and displays the next SDR record in the SDR tree, the
next record must be of the same type as the current record. If this is the last SDR record in the SDR
type branch, this button is disabled.
Save To File Button
This button allows you to save the current SDRs to a le. If the save fails because the le cannot be
created, the following message is displayed:
Unable to create save le
If an error occurs while writing information to the le, the following message is displayed:
Error saving SDRs to the le
Open File Button
This button allows you to open a currently saved SDR le. Upon selecting this option, all currently
loaded SDRs are deleted and only the SDR loaded from the le are displayed. If the le is not a valid
SDR le, an error message is displayed.
Properties Button
This button will force a refresh of the SDR properties and display them in a dialog. Included in
the properties are: IPMI version, Number of SDRs, Last Add Time, Last Erase Time, and Free
Space Remaining in bytes. If there is an error retrieving the SDR properties, an error message is
displayed.
Reload Button
This button will clear the screen of the currently loaded SDRs and reload the SDRs from the BMC.
This load procedure is identical to the load procedure that occurs when the viewer is opened.
FRU Viewer
The FRU Viewer sub-task allows you to view the current FRUs in the system.
NOTE
The FRU Viewer task is only available on the local version of the SMU. This task is not available when
running the remote version.
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