Specifications

The format options -x, -o, -u, -d and -c specify how the data
is to be displayed. If more than one option is specified, data
is displayed in each format specified. If no format option is
specified, -x is assumed.
The -S option causes the value to be fetched repeatedly. The
contents of each address in the address range is fetched count
times. Only the final value fetched is displayed.
erl Command
>>erl [-c]
The erl command displays a log of error messages. Error
messages are displayed messages that start with a question
mark (?). The system records error messages in a special error
log buffer, and the erl command displays the contents of this
buffer. If you specify -c, the buffer is cleared. The system stops
recording error messages when the buffer is full and resumes
when the buffer is cleared.
go Command
>>go [address]
The go command transfers control to the specified address. If
no address is specified, the execution address returned by the
last boot -n command is used. If no boot -n command has been
executed and no address is specified, the command is ignored.
init Command
>>init [#] [-m][arguments...]
The init command initializes module hardware. If you specify a
module number (#), only that module is initialized. Otherwise,
all modules are initialized.
If you specify init with -m for system module 7, all base system
memory is cleared to zero.
The interpretation of remaining arguments is module specific.
Using the Console Program 10–13