This
selection
invokes
the
SMIT
utility
to
allow
Dials
and
LPF
keys
configuration.
A
TTY
must
be
in
the
available
state
on
the
async
port
before
the
Dials
and
LPF
keys
can
be
configured
on
the
port.
The
task
allows
an
async
adapter
to
be
configured,
then
a
TTY
port
defined
on
the
adapter.
Dials
and
LPF
keys
can
then
be
defined
on
the
port.
Before
configuring
Dials
or
LPF
keys
on
a
serial
port,
you
must
remove
all
defined
TTYs.
To
determine
if
there
are
any
defined
TTYs,
select
List
All
Defined
TTYs
.
Once
all
defined
TTYs
have
been
removed,
then
add
a
new
TTY
and
configure
the
Dials
or
LPF
keys.
Configure
ISA
Adapter
This
task
uses
SMIT
to
identify
and
configure
ISA
adapters
on
systems
that
have
an
ISA
bus
and
adapters.
Diagnostic
support
for
ISA
adapters
not
shown
in
the
list
may
be
supported
from
a
supplemental
diskette.
You
can
use
the
Process
Supplemental
Media
task
to
add
ISA
adapter
support
from
a
supplemental
diskette.
Whenever
an
ISA
adapter
is
installed,
this
service
aid
must
be
run
and
the
adapter
configured
before
the
adapter
can
be
tested.
You
must
also
run
this
service
aid
to
remove
an
ISA
adapter
from
the
system
whenever
an
ISA
adapter
is
physically
removed
from
the
system.
If
diagnostics
are
run
on
an
ISA
adapter
that
has
been
removed
from
the
system,
the
diagnostics
fail
because
the
system
cannot
detect
the
ISA
adapter.
Configure
Reboot
Policy
This
service
aid
controls
how
the
system
tries
to
recover
from
a
system
crash.
Use
this
service
aid
to
display
and
change
the
following
settings
for
the
Reboot
Policy.
Note:
Because
of
system
capability,
some
of
the
following
settings
might
not
be
displayed
by
this
service
aid.
v
Maximum
Number
of
Reboot
Attempts
Enter
a
number
that
is
0
or
greater.
Note:
A
value
of
0
indicates
’do
not
attempt
to
reboot’
to
a
crashed
system.
This
number
is
the
maximum
number
of
consecutive
attempts
to
reboot
the
system.
The
term
reboot
,
in
the
context
of
this
service
aid,
describes
bringing
system
hardware
back
up
from
scratch;
for
example,
from
a
system
reset
or
power-on.
When
the
reboot
process
completes
successfully,
the
reboot-attempts
count
is
reset
to
0,
and
a
restart
begins.
The
term
restart
,
in
the
context
of
this
service
aid,
is
used
to
describe
the
operating
system
activation
process.
Restart
always
follows
a
successful
reboot.
When
a
restart
fails,
and
a
restart
policy
is
enabled,
the
system
attempts
to
reboot
for
the
maximum
number
of
attempts.
v
Use
the
O/S
Defined
Restart
Policy
(1=Yes,
0=No)
When
’Use
the
O/S
Defined
Restart
Policy’
is
set
to
Yes,
the
system
attempts
to
reboot
from
a
crash
if
the
operating
system
has
an
enabled
Defined
Restart
or
Reboot
Policy.
When
’Use
the
O/S
Defined
Restart
Policy’
is
set
to
No,
or
the
operating
system
restart
policy
is
undefined,
then
the
restart
policy
is
determined
by
the
’Supplemental
Restart
Policy’.
v
Enable
Supplemental
Restart
Policy
(1=Yes,
0=No)
The
’Supplemental
Restart
Policy’,
if
enabled,
is
used
when
the
O/S
Defined
Restart
Policy
is
undefined,
or
is
set
to
False.
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