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Chapter 11 Using SunPCi III Software 125
Listing Boot@Boot Sessions
If you want to see which SunPCi sessions are running, along with the process IDs of
the sessions, use the following command:
The system returns a listing similar to the following:
Disabling Boot@Boot Support for VNC or for
SunPCi III Cards
If it is necessary to shut down one or more SunPCi sessions (for example, to make a
copy of C: drives for backup purposes), the SunPCi daemon must be set to disable
the AutoStart capability. Otherwise, if a SunPCi session is shut down the SunPCi
daemon will attempt to restart it automatically. To disable AutoStart capability for
a SunPCi card or for the Xvnc server, use the sunpcidadm command with the -d
option. You can use the -d option to disable multiple cards at a time.
For example, to disable Card1 and Card2, you would use the following command:
This command modifies the AutoStart entries in the Card1 and Card2 sections to
be Disabled. Note that the SunPCi sessions for each card continue to run, and will
continue to run until they are shut down by some other means.
Shutting Down a VNC or SunPCi III Session
There are several ways to shut down a VNC or SunPCi session.
# /opt/SUNWspci3/bin/sunpcidadm -l
sunpcid: pid = 1131
VNC: pid = 1134
Card1: pid = 1135
Card2: pid = 1136
#
# /opt/SUNWspci3/bin/sunpcidadm -d card1 card2