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Subject: RE: Question about management utilities (hpacucli, camcontrol, etc.)
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Hello,

I tried impitool, looks neat, but I can't figure out how to get disk
information out of it (if possible).

root@hathor# ipmitool -I open sdr list all
UID Light        | 0 unspecified     | ok
Int. Health LED  | 0 unspecified     | ok
Ext. Health LED  | 0 unspecified     | ok
Power Supply 1   | 0 unspecified     | nc
Power Supply 2   | 0 unspecified     | nc
Power Supplies   | 0 unspecified     | nc
VRM 1            | 0 unspecified     | cr
VRM 2            | 0 unspecified     | cr
Fan Block 1      | 34.89 unspecifi | nc
Fan Block 2      | 29.79 unspecifi | nc
Fan Block 3      | 34.89 unspecifi | nc
Fan Blocks       | 0 unspecified     | nc
Temp 1           | 42 degrees C      | ok
Temp 2           | 19 degrees C      | ok
Temp 3           | 30 degrees C      | ok
Temp 4           | 30 degrees C      | ok
Temp 5           | 32 degrees C      | ok
Temp 6           | 30 degrees C      | ok
Temp 7           | 30 degrees C      | ok
Power Meter      | 270 Watts         | cr

I tried a bunch of other commands, such as 'ipmitool -I open sdr type
"Drive Slot / Bay"', using -d 0 and 2 (I have ipmi0 and ipmi2 in /dev),
but they didn't seem to get me any disk information. Could it be that my
P400i doesn't hook into IPMI, or maybe I'm just not grokking ipmitool
enough yet. Still a neat utility.

Thanks,
Josh