--- title: "config system" slug: "config-system" updated: 2025-06-24T01:56:09Z published: 2025-06-24T01:56:09Z canonical: "docs.fmad.io/config-system" --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.fmad.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # config system Commands for updating firmware, diagnosing system health, and making tweaks to basic system functions. --- ## show system status Runs a health check on various aspects of the host machine, and reports back if it finds any potential problems, urgent or not. ```plaintext show system status ``` Example output: ```plaintext [Thu Dec 19 04:18:05 2024] > show system status fmad fmadlua Dec 18 2024 (/opt/fmadio/bin/fmadiolua /opt/fmadio/bin/system_health.lua ) calibrating... 0 : 2095080684           2.0951 cycles/nsec offset:4.919 Mhz Cycles/Sec 2095080684.0000 Std:       0 cycle std(  0.00000000) Target:2.10 Ghz Open fSysStatsMotherboard_t* [/opt/fmadio/status/motherboard:0] done 0.090949Sec 0.001516Min [Thu Dec 19 04:18:06 2024] ------------------------------------------- [Thu Dec 19 04:18:06 2024] PASS: system is good health [Thu Dec 19 04:18:06 2024] ------------------------------------------- ``` This command supports JSON output when run from the shell: ```plaintext fmadio@fmadio20v3-508:/mnt/store0/develop$ sudo fmadiocli --json "show system status" fmad fmadlua Dec 18 2024 (/opt/fmadio/bin/fmadiolua --nocal /opt/fmadio/bin/fmadiocli --json show system status ) Disable cycle calibration [Thu Dec 19 04:26:53 2024] CmdLine [--json] [Thu Dec 19 04:26:53 2024] JSON [show system status] fmad fmadlua Dec 18 2024 (/opt/fmadio/bin/fmadiolua /opt/fmadio/bin/system_health.lua ) calibrating... 0 : 2095081442           2.0951 cycles/nsec offset:4.919 Mhz Cycles/Sec 2095081442.0000 Std:       0 cycle std(  0.00000000) Target:2.10 Ghz Open fSysStatsMotherboard_t* [/opt/fmadio/status/motherboard:0] done 0.090371Sec 0.001506Min {"IsGood":true,"Issues":[]} ``` **Note:** this command requires sudo permissions to function correctly. --- ## show system fpga mode Show what mode the FPGA's capture ports are currently running on. ```plaintext show system fpga mode ``` Example output: ```plaintext [Thu Dec 19 04:18:54 2024] > show system fpga mode [Thu Dec 19 04:18:54 2024] Current capture port configuration: 2x10G ``` This command supports JSON output when run from the shell: ```plaintext fmadio@fmadio20v3-508:/mnt/store0/develop$  fmadiocli --json "show system fpga mode" fmad fmadlua Dec 18 2024 (/opt/fmadio/bin/fmadiolua --nocal /opt/fmadio/bin/fmadiocli --json show system fpga firmware ) Disable cycle calibration [Thu Dec 19 04:27:26 2024] CmdLine [--json] [Thu Dec 19 04:27:26 2024] JSON [show system fpga mode] {"IsJSON":true,"Status":true,"PortMode":"2x10G"} ``` --- ## config system fpga mode Change what mode the FPGA’s capture ports are currently running on. ```plaintext config system fpga mode ``` Options based on SKU ### capture-2×100G Configures for 2 ×100G capture mode Supported models - FMADIO-5514 - FMADIO-5414 - FMADIO-5214 - FMADIO-3514 - FMADIO-3414 - FMADIO-3214 - FMADIO-5413 - FMADIO-3413 ### capture-2×40G - FMADIO-5514 - FMADIO-5414 - FMADIO-5214 - FMADIO-3514 - FMADIO-3414 - FMADIO-3214 - FMADIO-5413 - FMADIO-3413 ### capture-4×25G - FMADIO-5514 - FMADIO-5414 - FMADIO-5214 - FMADIO-3514 - FMADIO-3414 - FMADIO-3214 ### capture-8×10G - FMADIO-5514 - FMADIO-5414 - FMADIO-5214 - FMADIO-3514 - FMADIO-3414 - FMADIO-3214 - FMADIO-5413 - FMADIO-3413 ### capture-2×10G - FMADIO-5114 - FMADIO-3114 - FMADIO-5113 - FMADIO-3113 ### capture-4x10G-L1 Configures the system into 4 × 10G Layer Capture mode - FMADIO-5514 - FMADIO-5414 - FMADIO-3514 - FMADIO-3414 Example below configures the system in 2×100G capture mode ```plaintext [Tue Jun 24 09:55:13 2025] > config system fpga mode capture-2x100G [Tue Jun 24 09:55:14 2025]     fmad fmadlua May 27 2025 (/usr/local/bin/fmadiolua /opt/fmadio/bin/firmware_install.lua --portchange ) [Tue Jun 24 09:55:15 2025]     Change PortMode [Tue Jun 24 09:55:15 2025]     Copy [cp /mnt/system/boot/bitstream.rom.2x100G /mnt/system/boot/bitstream.rom] [Tue Jun 24 09:55:15 2025]     os[sudo /opt/fmadio/bin/bitstream_update.lua --noreboot --write /mnt/system/boot/bitstream.rom] [Tue Jun 24 09:55:15 2025]     fmad fmadlua Jun 22 2025 (/opt/fmadio/bin/fmadiolua /opt/fmadio/bin/bitstream_update.lua --noreboot --write /mnt/system/boot/bitstream.rom ) [Tue Jun 24 09:55:16 2025]     cp: '/mnt/system/boot/bitstream.rom' and '/mnt/system//boot/bitstream.rom' are the same file [Tue Jun 24 09:55:16 2025]     done 0.004190Sec 0.000070Min [Tue Jun 24 09:55:16 2025]     Firmware Install Complete [Tue Jun 24 09:55:16 2025]     done 1.090485Sec 0.018175Min [Tue Jun 24 09:55:16 2025] set port mode from(2x100G) -> (2x100G) [Tue Jun 24 09:55:16 2025] [Tue Jun 24 09:55:16 2025] **************************************************** [Tue Jun 24 09:55:16 2025] *********** REBOOT IS REQUIRED. ******************** [Tue Jun 24 09:55:16 2025] **************************************************** [Tue Jun 24 09:55:16 2025] [Tue Jun 24 09:55:16 2025] Reboot -> Safe Mode -> FPGA Flash -> Reboot -> System ready (5-10 minutes) [Tue Jun 24 09:55:16 2025] [Tue Jun 24 09:55:16 2025] > signal fmadio@fmadio200v4-636:~$ sudo reboot ``` ### **Note:** the system **must** be rebooted after this command is done in order for it to take effect. --- ## show system autocomplete FMADIO systems feature a small selection of Bash auto-complete scripts to make common operations easier (e.g. LXC start-up/shut-down, stream_cat). This command reports whether these scripts are automatically exported to newly-spawned Bash shells. ```plaintext show system autocomplete ``` Example output: ```plaintext [Thu Dec 19 04:23:02 2024] > show system autocomplete [Thu Dec 19 04:23:02 2024] Bash auto-complete script self-export is enabled ``` This command supports JSON output when run from the shell: ```plaintext fmadio@fmadio20v3-508:/mnt/store0/develop$ fmadiocli --json "show system autocomplete" fmad fmadlua Dec 18 2024 (/opt/fmadio/bin/fmadiolua --nocal /opt/fmadio/bin/fmadiocli --json show system autocomplete ) Disable cycle calibration [Thu Dec 19 04:24:38 2024] CmdLine [--json] [Thu Dec 19 04:24:38 2024] JSON [show system autocomplete] {"IsJSON":true,"Status":true,"System.AutoComplete":true} ``` --- ## config system autocomplete FMADIO systems feature a small selection of Bash auto-complete scripts to make common operations easier (e.g. LXC start-up/shut-down, stream_cat). This command changes whether these scripts are automatically exported to newly-spawned Bash shells. ```plaintext config system autocomplete ``` Example output: ```plaintext [Thu Dec 19 04:31:47 2024] > config system autocomplete false [Thu Dec 19 04:31:47 2024] disabled Bash auto-complete rule self-export on host startup ``` --- ## show system firmware Prints a list of all the firmware images currently uploaded to the system and reports on which image is presently installed. ```plaintext show system firmware ``` Example output: ```plaintext [Thu Dec 19 05:12:53 2024] > show system firmware [Thu Dec 19 05:13:08 2024] Name                             MD5                              Upload Date            Version                                                  Active [Thu Dec 19 05:13:08 2024] ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Thu Dec 19 05:13:08 2024] fmadio20v3_20241127_2115.bin     7044385b4bca06d70b61deac1f183e6a 02:22:52 : 2024-Nov-28 fmadio20v3 svn:10356 Build Wed Nov 27 21:15:26 2024       true [Thu Dec 19 05:13:08 2024] fmadio20v3_20240907_1558.bin     e9717d524afb87151ed7140168146a45 01:31:56 : 2024-Sep-8  fmadio20v3 svn:9927 Build Sat Sep  7 15:58:59 2024 [Thu Dec 19 05:13:08 2024] fmadio20v3_20240824_1100.bin     53f000de9a7d4852caddd103b547b893 00:46:06 : 2024-Sep-3  fmadio20v3 svn:9903 Build Sat Aug 24 11:00:34 2024 [Thu Dec 19 05:13:08 2024] fmadio20v3_20240823_1819.bin     dc41ae9ea52d11039eeed25109550672 23:33:06 : 2024-Aug-23 fmadio20v3 svn:9896 Build Fri Aug 23 18:19:45 2024 [Thu Dec 19 05:13:08 2024] fmadio20v3_20240726_0054.bin     28d3589de8353fdc370276c7284b23d9 05:09:02 : 2024-Jul-26 fmadio20v3 svn:9785 Build Fri Jul 26 00:54:20 2024 [Thu Dec 19 05:13:08 2024] fmadio20v3_20240531_2339.bin     76bc94dead5191c017d9e07a9f1353d2 01:40:22 : 2024-Jun-1  fmadio20v3 svn:9654 Build Fri May 31 23:39:20 2024 ``` This command supports JSON output when run from the shell: ```plaintext fmadio@fmadio20v3-508:/mnt/store0/develop$ fmadiocli --json "show system firmware" fmad fmadlua Dec 18 2024 (/opt/fmadio/bin/fmadiolua --nocal /opt/fmadio/bin/fmadiocli --json show system firmware ) Disable cycle calibration [Thu Dec 19 05:13:39 2024] CmdLine [--json] [Thu Dec 19 05:13:39 2024] JSON [show system firmware] {"IsJSON":true,"Status":true,"List":[ {"Name":"fmadio20v3_20241127_2115.bin","MD5":"7044385b4bca06d70b61deac1f183e6a","UploadDate":"02:22:52 : 2024-Nov-28","Version":"fmadio20v3 svn:10356 Build Wed Nov 27 21:15:26 2024","Active":true} ,{"Name":"fmadio20v3_20240907_1558.bin","MD5":"e9717d524afb87151ed7140168146a45","UploadDate":"01:31:56 : 2024-Sep-8","Version":"fmadio20v3 svn:9927 Build Sat Sep  7 15:58:59 2024","Active":false} ,{"Name":"fmadio20v3_20240824_1100.bin","MD5":"53f000de9a7d4852caddd103b547b893","UploadDate":"00:46:06 : 2024-Sep-3","Version":"fmadio20v3 svn:9903 Build Sat Aug 24 11:00:34 2024","Active":false} ,{"Name":"fmadio20v3_20240823_1819.bin","MD5":"dc41ae9ea52d11039eeed25109550672","UploadDate":"23:33:06 : 2024-Aug-23","Version":"fmadio20v3 svn:9896 Build Fri Aug 23 18:19:45 2024","Active":false} ,{"Name":"fmadio20v3_20240726_0054.bin","MD5":"28d3589de8353fdc370276c7284b23d9","UploadDate":"05:09:02 : 2024-Jul-26","Version":"fmadio20v3 svn:9785 Build Fri Jul 26 00:54:20 2024","Active":false} ,{"Name":"fmadio20v3_20240531_2339.bin","MD5":"76bc94dead5191c017d9e07a9f1353d2","UploadDate":"01:40:22 : 2024-Jun-1","Version":"fmadio20v3 svn:9654 Build Fri May 31 23:39:20 2024","Active":false} ]} ``` **Note:** this command may take a few seconds to finish; this is normal. --- ## config system firmware upload Uploads a [firmware image](https://static.fmad.io/firmware.html) to prepare it for installation via [config system firmware install](/v1/docs/config-system#config-system-firmware-install). ```plaintext config system firmware upload ``` Example output: ```plaintext [Tue Jan 21 05:02:19 2025] > config system firmware upload /tmp/fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.bin fmad fmadlua Jan 18 2025 (/usr/local/bin/fmadiolua /opt/fmadio/bin/firmware_install.lua --upload /tmp/fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.bin ) calibrating... 0 : 2095079390           2.0951 cycles/nsec offset:4.921 Mhz Cycles/Sec 2095079390.0000 Std:       0 cycle std(  0.00000000) Target:2.10 Ghz Upload Firmware [/tmp/fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.bin] mkdir: can't create directory '/mnt/store0/tmp/fw/': File exists rm: can't remove '/mnt/store0/tmp/fw/*': No such file or directory Filename [fmadio20v3_20250121_0447] unpack FW unpack: [fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.core] unpack: [fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.kernel] unpack: [fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.mydata] unpack: [fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.post.lua] unpack: [fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.pre.lua] unpack: [fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.rom.2x10G] unpack: [fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.rom.2x1G] unpack: [fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.sign] unpack: [fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.syslinux.cfg] unpack: [fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.syslinux.cfg.analytics] unpack: [fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.tcz] unpack: [fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.version] check TCZ check sign verify signature sign: gpg: WARNING: unsafe ownership on homedir `/home/fmadio/.gnupg/' sign: 01c7069d4f75e710805c52c7bb77acf8  fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.tcz sign: b6cad8c08e51fd80b412b6c1602af4b4  fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.pre.lua sign: 634b2950f94cd01dfbc198a9c893c986  fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.post.lua sign: 45f59a9ab04070abfe4e2f3d86baee45  fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.core sign: c031628b7d2ff63f09bf5f672ec0d2e2  fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.kernel sign: 4ce1e64d8528a20ac2e2024f98258985  fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.mydata sign: gpg: Signature made Tue Jan 21 04:47:58 2025 UTC using RSA key ID 35173534 sign: gpg: checking the trustdb sign: gpg: 3 marginal(s) needed, 1 complete(s) needed, PGP trust model sign: gpg: depth: 0  valid:   1  signed:   0  trust: 0-, 0q, 0n, 0m, 0f, 1u sign: gpg: Good signature from "fmadio " [ultimate] Found Signatures: fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.core : 45f59a9ab04070abfe4e2f3d86baee45  fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.core fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.kernel : c031628b7d2ff63f09bf5f672ec0d2e2  fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.kernel fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.mydata : 4ce1e64d8528a20ac2e2024f98258985  fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.mydata fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.tcz : 01c7069d4f75e710805c52c7bb77acf8  fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.tcz fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.pre.lua : b6cad8c08e51fd80b412b6c1602af4b4  fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.pre.lua fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.post.lua : 634b2950f94cd01dfbc198a9c893c986  fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.post.lua Signatures good [fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.core ] Expect:(45f59a9ab04070abfe4e2f3d86baee45  fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.core) Calc:(45f59a9ab04070abfe4e2f3d86baee45  fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.core) [fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.kernel] Expect:(c031628b7d2ff63f09bf5f672ec0d2e2  fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.kernel) Calc:(c031628b7d2ff63f09bf5f672ec0d2e2  fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.kernel) [fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.mydata] Expect:(4ce1e64d8528a20ac2e2024f98258985  fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.mydata) Calc:(4ce1e64d8528a20ac2e2024f98258985  fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.mydata) [fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.tcz  ] Expect:(01c7069d4f75e710805c52c7bb77acf8  fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.tcz) Calc:(01c7069d4f75e710805c52c7bb77acf8  fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.tcz) [fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.pre.lua] Expect:(b6cad8c08e51fd80b412b6c1602af4b4  fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.pre.lua) Calc:(b6cad8c08e51fd80b412b6c1602af4b4  fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.pre.lua) [fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.post.lua] Expect:(634b2950f94cd01dfbc198a9c893c986  fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.post.lua) Calc:(634b2950f94cd01dfbc198a9c893c986  fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.post.lua) Firmware is valid Firmware Copy Took 1.537125 sec Check fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.core                      Expect:       377505352 Found:       377505352 Check fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.kernel                    Expect:         4286560 Found:         4286560 Check fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.mydata                    Expect:           20210 Found:           20210 Check fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.tcz                       Expect:       124739584 Found:       124739584 Check fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.pre.lua                   Expect:              87 Found:              87 Check fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.post.lua                  Expect:            1033 Found:            1033 Firmware Update Complete done 23.758962Sec 0.395983Min ``` --- ## config system firmware install After uploading a firmware image, it is unpacked and ready for installation using this command. Its name can be given, in which case the file at `/mnt/system/firmware/<name>` will be installed. Alternatively, its absolute path can be given, in which case that path will be used as-is. **Note that the new installation will only take affect after rebooting the system.** ```plaintext config system firmware install ``` Example output: ```plaintext [Tue Jan 21 05:24:05 2025] > config system firmware install fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.bin fmad fmadlua Jan 18 2025 (/usr/local/bin/fmadiolua /opt/fmadio/bin/firmware_install.lua --install fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.bin ) calibrating... 0 : 2095081118           2.0951 cycles/nsec offset:4.919 Mhz Cycles/Sec 2095081118.0000 Std:       0 cycle std(  0.00000000) Target:2.10 Ghz Install Firmware [fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.bin] Open fSysCapture_t* [/opt/fmadio/status/capture:0/100] FW [fmadio20v3] System[fmadio20v3] PreInstall script [/mnt/system/firmware/fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.pre.lua] fmad fmadlua Jan 18 2025 (/opt/fmadio/bin/fmadiolua /mnt/system/firmware/fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.pre.lua ) calibrating... 0 : 2095078194           2.0951 cycles/nsec offset:4.922 Mhz Cycles/Sec 2095078194.0000 Std:       0 cycle std(  0.00000000) Target:2.10 Ghz PreInstall: pre install script PreInstall: PREINSTALL_GOOD done 0.000115Sec 0.000002Min Copy [cp /mnt/system/firmware/fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.tcz /mnt/system/tce/optional/fmadio20v3_current.tcz] Copy [cp /mnt/system/firmware/fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.core /mnt/system/boot/fmadio20v3-corepure64.gz] Copy [cp /mnt/system/firmware/fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.kernel /mnt/system/boot/vmlinuz64] Copy [cp /mnt/system/firmware/fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.mydata /mnt/system/tce/mydata.tgz] Copy [cp /mnt/system/firmware/fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.syslinux.cfg /mnt/system/boot/syslinux/syslinux.cfg] Copy [cp /mnt/system/firmware/fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.rom.2x1G /mnt/system/boot/bitstream.rom.2x1G] Copy [cp /mnt/system/firmware/fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.rom.2x10G /mnt/system/boot/bitstream.rom.2x10G] Bitstream Config [2x10G] Copy [cp /mnt/system/firmware/fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.rom.2x10G /mnt/system/boot/bitstream.rom] os[sudo /opt/fmadio/bin/bitstream_update.lua --noreboot --write /mnt/system/boot/bitstream.rom] fmad fmadlua Jan 18 2025 (/opt/fmadio/bin/fmadiolua /opt/fmadio/bin/bitstream_update.lua --noreboot --write /mnt/system/boot/bitstream.rom ) calibrating... 0 : 2095078932           2.0951 cycles/nsec offset:4.921 Mhz Cycles/Sec 2095078932.0000 Std:       0 cycle std(  0.00000000) Target:2.10 Ghz cp: '/mnt/system/boot/bitstream.rom' and '/mnt/system//boot/bitstream.rom' are the same file done 5.038188Sec 0.083970Min Updating CPU Map renaming syslinux.cfg files /mnt/system/firmware/fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.post.lua fmad fmadlua Jan 18 2025 (/opt/fmadio/bin/fmadiolua /mnt/system/firmware/fmadio20v3_20250121_0447.post.lua ) calibrating... 0 : 2095078408           2.0951 cycles/nsec offset:4.922 Mhz Cycles/Sec 2095078408.0000 Std:       0 cycle std(  0.00000000) Target:2.10 Ghz PostInstall: post install script PostInstall: POSTINSTALL_GOOD done 0.001593Sec 0.000027Min Firmware Install Complete done 8.938474Sec 0.148975Min [Tue Jan 21 05:24:16 2025] *** Remember to run `sudo reboot` to finalize the installation! ``` --- ## show system cpu Prints a table of all logical cores on the system and their properties, including what role they have been assigned. A CPU which is assigned to “fmadio” has affinity to the capture device itself, and if a CPU is described as “belonging to the system” (the right-most column in the table), that means that it is always forced to the “fmadio” assignment. ```plaintext show system cpu ``` Example output: ```plaintext [Sat Jan 18 01:04:10 2025] > show system cpu [Sat Jan 18 01:04:10 2025] CPU  Core Node Thread           Assignment      System? [Sat Jan 18 01:04:10 2025] ------------------------------------------------------- [Sat Jan 18 01:04:10 2025] 0    0    0    0                                   no [Sat Jan 18 01:04:10 2025] 1    1    0    0                  fmadio          yes [Sat Jan 18 01:04:10 2025] 2    2    0    0                  fmadio          yes [Sat Jan 18 01:04:10 2025] 3    3    0    0                  fmadio          yes [Sat Jan 18 01:04:10 2025] 4    4    0    0                  fmadio          yes [Sat Jan 18 01:04:10 2025] 5    5    0    0                  fmadio          yes [Sat Jan 18 01:04:10 2025] 6    6    0    0                  fmadio          yes [Sat Jan 18 01:04:10 2025] 7    7    0    0                  fmadio          yes [Sat Jan 18 01:04:10 2025] 8    0    0    1                                   no [Sat Jan 18 01:04:10 2025] 9    1    0    1                                   no [Sat Jan 18 01:04:10 2025] 10   2    0    1                  fmadio          yes [Sat Jan 18 01:04:10 2025] 11   3    0    1                                   no [Sat Jan 18 01:04:10 2025] 12   4    0    1                                   no [Sat Jan 18 01:04:10 2025] 13   5    0    1                                   no [Sat Jan 18 01:04:10 2025] 14   6    0    1                  fmadio          yes [Sat Jan 18 01:04:10 2025] 15   7    0    1                  fmadio          yes [Sat Jan 18 01:04:10 2025] 16   0    1    0                                   no [Sat Jan 18 01:04:10 2025] 17   1    1    0                                   no [Sat Jan 18 01:04:10 2025] 18   2    1    0                                   no [Sat Jan 18 01:04:10 2025] 19   3    1    0                                   no [Sat Jan 18 01:04:10 2025] 20   4    1    0                                   no [Sat Jan 18 01:04:10 2025] 21   5    1    0                                   no [Sat Jan 18 01:04:10 2025] 22   6    1    0                                   no [Sat Jan 18 01:04:10 2025] 23   7    1    0                                   no [Sat Jan 18 01:04:10 2025] 24   0    1    1                                   no [Sat Jan 18 01:04:10 2025] 25   1    1    1                                   no [Sat Jan 18 01:04:10 2025] 26   2    1    1                                   no [Sat Jan 18 01:04:10 2025] 27   3    1    1                                   no [Sat Jan 18 01:04:10 2025] 28   4    1    1                  fmadio          yes [Sat Jan 18 01:04:10 2025] 29   5    1    1                  fmadio          yes [Sat Jan 18 01:04:10 2025] 30   6    1    1                  fmadio          yes ``` --- ## config system cpu Modify the CPU mapping configuration. `strict` makes it such that every CPU gives priority to the capture device; `relax` makes it such that the only CPUs which give priority to the capture device are those for which it is mandatory. `reload` is meant for use after manually modifying `/opt/fmadio/etc/time.lua`; this reloading is done automatically if using `strict` or `relax`. ```plaintext config system cpu ``` Example output: ```plaintext [Tue Jan 21 04:31:50 2025] > config system cpu strict fmad fmadlua Jan 18 2025 (/usr/local/bin/fmadiolua /opt/fmadio/bin/firmware_install.lua --update-cpumap ) calibrating... 0 : 2095081136           2.0951 cycles/nsec offset:4.919 Mhz Cycles/Sec 2095081136.0000 Std:       0 cycle std(  0.00000000) Target:2.10 Ghz Updates the current CPU Mapping Updating CPU Map renaming syslinux.cfg files *** A System reboot is REQUIRED. Please restart (sudo reboot) *** done 0.027491Sec 0.000458Min [Tue Jan 21 04:31:52 2025] Successfully updated CPU mapping to strict mode ``` **Note:** this command requires sudo permissions to function correctly. **Note:** the system **must** be rebooted after this command is done in order for it to take effect. --- ## config system iopriority Set how aggressively captured packets get written to disk. `strict` is the default. `balance` reduces contention with other processes, but introduces some risk that packets can be lost during periods of very high network traffic. ```plaintext config system iopriority ``` Example output: ```plaintext [Sat Jan 18 01:07:09 2025] > config system iopriority strict [Sat Jan 18 01:07:13 2025] Set capture IO priority to strict mode [Sat Jan 18 01:07:17 2025] > config system iopriority balance [Sat Jan 18 01:07:17 2025] Set capture IO priority to balance mode ```