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Subject: hpasmcli wrong display?
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Hi!

Sadly though I've been experiencing 2 problems with the hpasmcli:
1. It locks. (As Greg wrote in October, I've the same result:
After a short time, it doesn't working anymore, I have to restart the 
hpasmd.It is a known bug or else?

2. If I use the hpasmcli to display the server status, get the following:

System        : ProLiant ML530 G2
Serial No.    : XXXXXXXXXXXXX
ROM version   : P22 09/15/2004
iLo present   : No
Embedded NICs : 1
         NIC1 MAC: XXXXXXXXXXXXX

Processor: 0
         Name         : Intel Xeon
         Stepping     : 4
         Speed        : 2400 MHz
         Bus          : 100 MHz
         Socket       : 2
         Level2 Cache : 512 KBytes
         Status       : Ok

Processor: 1
         Name         : Intel Xeon
         Stepping     : 4
         Speed        : 2400 MHz
         Bus          : 100 MHz
         Socket       : 1
         Level2 Cache : 512 KBytes
         Status       : Ok

Processor total  : 2

Memory installed : 2048 MBytes
ECC supported    : Yes

Maybe I'm wrong but I think the Bus speed isn't correct.
Only 100Mhz?

Has anyone else seen this behaviour? Is a fix available?

Smudo.

Ps.
(Please cc, since I'm not on the list - thanks)