Technical information
Table
1-2:
Console
1/0
Mode Commands
Command
BOOT
CONFIGURE
CONTINUE
DEPOSIT
EXAMINE
FIND
HALT
HELP
INITIALIZE
MOVE
NEXT
REPEAT
SEARCH
SETBFLAG
SET
BOOT
SET
CONTROLP
SET
HOST
SET
LANGUAGE
SET
HALT
SET
RECALL
Action
Initializes
the
processor
and
transfers
execution
to
the
VMB.
Invokes
an
interactive
mode
that
permits
you to
enter
Q22-bus
device
names,
then
generates
a
table
of
Q22-bus I/O
page
device
CSR
addresses
and
interrupt
vectors.
Causes
the
processor
to
begin
instruction
execution
at
the
address
currently
contained
in
the
program
counter
(PC). Does
not
perform
a processor initialization.
Deposits
data
into
the
address
you
specify.
If
you do
not
specify
an
address
space
or
data
size qualifier,
the
console
uses
the
last
address
space
and
data
size
used
in
a DEPOSIT, EXAMINE,
MOVE,
or
SEARCH command.
Examines
the
contents
of
the
memory
location
or
register
of
the
address
you
specify.
If
you do
not
specify
an
address,
+
is
assumed.
Searches
main
memory
starting
at
address
0 (zero) for a page-
aligned 128-Kbyte
segment
of
good memory,
or
a
restart
parameter
block (RPB).
The HALT
command
has
no
effect.
It
is
included for compatibility
with
other
VAX consoles.
Displays
the
correct
syntax
for
all
console commands.
Performs
a processor initialization.
Copies
the
block
of
memory
starting
at
the
source
address
to a
block
beginning
at
the
destination
address.
Executes
the
number
of
macro
instructions
you specify.
If
you do
not
specify a
number,
1 (one)
is
assumed.
Repeatedly
displays
and
executes
the
command you specify.
Press
I cwc I to stop
the
command. You
can
specify
any
valid console
command
except
the
REPEAT command.
Finds
all
occurrences
of
a
pattern
and
reports
the
addresses
where
the
pattern
was
found.
If
you
include
the
!NOT
qualifier,
the
command
reports
all
addresses
for
which
the
pattern
did
not
match.
Sets
the
default
R5 boot flags.
The
value
must
be
a hexadecimal
number
of
up
to
eight
digits.
Sets
the
default
boot device.
The
value
must
be
a
valid
device
name.
Sets
Control-P
as
the
console
halt
condition,
instead
of
a BREAK.
Connects
to
the
DUP
or
MAINTENANCE
driver
on
the
node
or
device you specify.
Sets
the
console
language
and
keyboard
type.
Sets
the
halt
action
you define. Acceptable
values
are
the
following
keywords: default,
restart,
reboot,
halt,
restartJeboot,
or
a
number
in
the
range
0 to 4 inclusive.
Sets
command
recall
state
to
either
ENABLED (1)
or
DISABLED
(0).
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