Most system malfunctions and advisory conditions are programmed into TOAD.
You will be presented with a diagnostic message along with a recommended
remedial action to resolve the conflict. Please follow the on screen instructions
in the event of such a failure.
Consult with the DA or observatory staff if you’re not sure what to do.
6.1. Restarting TCS
If TCS is hanging, or starting to behave very sluggishly, a restart of TCS can be
indicated:
• If possible, press the EXIT button in TCS and wait for the TCS window to
disappear.
• If TCS is hung:
o bring forward the blue bigrock terminal that started TCS (hidden
behind the TCS window)
o press <ctrl>-c to kill TCS
• Make sure all TCS related processes have ended by executing the
command killtcs repeatedly until killtcs does not report any processes
left. If some processes are hung stubbornly, you may have to manually
force kill them by executing a kill -9 PID, where PID is the process ID
number shown during the killtcs command.
• Restart TCS by issuing the command tcs
6.2. Restarting MOPS
• If possible, attempt to quit MOPS by pressing the QUIT button on the
lower right of the MOPS GUI.
• If that is not possible, switch to the green terminal window behind the
MOPS window which started MOPS and press <ctrl>-c to kill MOPS
• Execute the command killmops repeatedly until no more processes are
found.
• If some processes are stubbornly refusing to go away, you may have to
manually force kill them by issuing a kill -9 PID command, where PID
is the process ID that is displayed by the killmops command.
• start MOPS by executing the command mops.
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