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Clearing the Test Log

The test log contains all test messages that have occurred during the current AXD

session. If you quit AXD, the log is cleared.

To clear the test log without quitting AXD, click Clear Test Data.

Viewing the Hardware Prole

The hardware prole lists all hardware components in the Xserve.

You can view the hardware prole by choosing Hardware Prole > Display Hardware

Prole.

Shutting Down or Restarting the Xserve

You can shut down or restart the Xserve in AXD EFI tools.

To shut down or restart the Xserve, click Shut Down or Restart.

Viewing Saved Logs

Whenever you start AXD EFI tools, it automatically creates a log of its test results in

the /AXDLogs folder of the volume with AXD EFI tools installed. This log is continually

updated as tests complete. If the Xserve crashes during tests, you can review the log to

see which test it crashed on.

If you run AXD EFI tools from the Admin Tools disc, NetBoot disc image, or from a

volume that is not in MS-DOS (FAT) format, logs are not saved. For more information

about formatting volumes, see “Setting Up a Storage Device for AXD Tools

Installation” on page 12 .

The logs are named:

AXD_date_time_serialnumber.txt

The date and time indicate when AXD EFI tools was started. The time is in Greenwich

Mean Time (GMT) using a 24-hour clock format.

The values use this format:

Value Format Example

date DDMonYear 15Jul2007

time HH_MM_SS 19_23_46

serialnumber ########### AB12345CD6E

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