A.20 Workaround to Resolve syscheck Error for CPU Failure

This procedure details the workaround to resolve syscheck error for CPU failure.

A.20 Log in to the server using CLI on which syscheck is failing

1. Use the SSH command (on UNIX systems – or putty if running on windows) to log in to the server identified:

   ssh admusr@<SERVER_XMI>

   password: <enter password>

   Answer yes if you are asked to confirm the identity of the server.

A.20 Server CLI: Execute Workaround

1. Edit the cpu config file.

   $ sudo vim /usr/TKLC/plat/lib/Syscheck/modules/system/cpu/config

2. Comment out the all the text that reads: EXPECTED_CPUS= by putting # at the beginning of the line, for example:

   # EXPECTED_CPUS=2

3. Save the cpu config file.
4. Reconfig the syscheck by running these commands:

   sudo syscheck --unconfig

   sudo syscheck --reconfig

   sudo syscheck

   CPU related errors do not display.