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Get Hardware information time limit exceeded-problem on OS06 - H/W info

Former Member
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Hi all,

In my prd server ( sapR /3 Enter -HP-UX-oracle 9.2) i am not getting H/W information

is OS06- Detail analysis menu- H/W info.

How to resolve this issue.

Regards,

satish-k

Accepted Solutions (1)

Accepted Solutions (1)

Former Member
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Hi,

If there was Kernal upgrade done on the system.

Go to the current kernel directory

cd /sapmnt/SID/exe

Then run:

./saproot.sh SID

Login as sidadm

and start saposcol

and then start SAP

Then check in the OS06 transaction and leme know the update

Regards,

Gokul B

Former Member
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Hi gokul,

No kernel upgrade happen in my system. ofter lang time i checked this problem.

what is saptoor.sh SID - what is this and what it will do.

regards,

satish

markus_doehr2
Active Contributor
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saproot.sh must be run after each kernel upgrade, it will but s-bits on the file so that /exe

ls -l saposcol

Markus

Former Member
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Hi gokul,

Thanks for help, but after going all the bellow I got one more problem. That is saposcol is stopped in my server , there is know information is os06, it says shared memory is not available.

But finally both the problems are solved.

Procedure to solve both problems ( for future user for other friends )

To solve H/w information not showing in OS06 problem

( I done these steps, when sap up and running )

Login as sidadm

sidadm>cd sapmnt/SID/exe

then run

>./saproot.sh SID

It will change the saposcol default rights.

Go to sapmnt/SID/exe or usr/sap/SID/SYS/exe/run -&#61664;as a <sidadm>

Then type

>chmod 4710 saposcol

Check user must be root and group must me sapsys.

Ir not then type

>chown root:sapsys saposcol

Then execute as a sidadm in usr/sap/SID/SYS/exe/run

Saposcol –s to know status

Saposcol –l to start the saposcol

Saposcol –k to kill the saposcol

Start the saposcol then see in os06

My problem solved.

Regards,

Satish -k

Former Member
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Hi Satish,

Sorry for later reply !

Yep !.The same I told you before .Hope the problem is resolved now !

Regards,

Goks

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Answers (1)

markus_doehr2
Active Contributor
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Which saposcol version are you using?

Did you execute "./saproot.sh <SID>" in your kernel directory after you upgraded it last time?

Markus

Former Member
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Hi marks,

i don't know , when that kernel is upgraded, i did't executed ./saproot.sh sid

what is this and what it will do.

and how to execute, meen need i stop the sap or db, how to proceed.

regards,

satish

markus_doehr2
Active Contributor
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I just wrote what it does.

You can do that manually too:

- logon as root

cd /usr/sap/<SID>/exe

./saposcol -k

chmod 4755 saposcol

./saposcol -l

then check OS06.

Markus