Specifications
Protocol Messages
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5.1.3
Request Memory Dump
The Request Memory Dump message consists of:
CODE MEMORY COUNT
ADDRESS
Where:
CODE
(1)
:
B
=
The number
4.
MEMORY ADDRESS
(4)
:
B
=
The starting physical memory address for the dump.
COUNT
(2)
:
B
=
The number of locations to dump. The meaning of the count can be
machine-dependent, to be defined on an as needed basis. Unless
otherwise defined, the count is in bytes.
NOTE
This request results in a single Memory Dump Data
message.
A
dump should not be requested for more data
than can be reliably sent in a single reply on the
channel used. The maximum data link message length
limits the maximum length for
a
given channel.
5.1.4
Request Program
The Request Program message consists of:
CODE DEVICE FORMAT PROGRAM SOFTWARE PROCESSOR OTHER
TYPE VERS
I
ON TYPE ID INFO
Where:
CODE
(1)
:
B
=
The number
8.
DEVICE TYPE
(1)
:
B
=
The device type at the requesting system. Used
to
cause the
proper requested program to be loaded if it is device specific.
Defined device types are found in ~ppendix
A.