Use the procedure below to verify that D3 processes are running.
!cat /usr/lib/pick/pick0 | grep npibs
The number of PIBs (ports) defined to D3 displays.
npibs 16
In the example above, 16 PIBs (PIBs 0 to 15) are defined. Thus, the spooler process is on line 16. The Hot Backup process starts on the last available PIB on the system. Therefore, in this example, the Hot Backup process runs on PIB 15.
where 15-16
where 31-3 2
The where command statistics for the specified PIBs display.
: where 15-16 Ln PCB PIB ABS Stat R1 & Return stack contents 12:50:09 06 Mar 2004 FID Stat Base 0015 0000072F FF10 000018 P br.unix.bix:000 0016 00000730 BF10 000018 sleepsubx:062 sp.sleep:035 sp.spoolout:086
The example above confirms that the Hot Backup process is running on PIB 15. The P displayed in the Stat column indicates it is running as a phantom process.