System Debug Reference Manual (32650-90888)

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System Debug Command Specifications M-X
MODL
Syntax
MODL [ index
@ ]
The MODL command is used to list all current modifications which have been applied to an
opened dump.
Parameters
index The index number of the modification entry to display.
@ The wildcard symbol "@" can be used to display all entries.
If no parameter is entered, the default is that all entries are displayed.
Examples
In the following examples, three different types of dump modifications are applied and
then all three modifications are listed.
$nmdebug > bl
$nmdat > mv 80b4f300
VIRT $b.80b4f300 = "...." $8119e000 := 70ff4e74
Added TEMPORARY dump modification. Use MODL to list, MODD to delete.
1) VIRT $b.80b4f300
REAL $a80300 $70ff4e74 "p.Nt" (orig: $8119e00 "....")
$nmdat > mz 1d654
REAL $0001d654 = "...." $0 := −1
Added TEMPORARY dump modification. Use MODL to list, MODD to delete.
2) REAL $1d654 $ffffffff "...." (orig: $0 "....")
$nmdat > msec vtos(a.0)
SEC $1.a552000 = "...." $20b0104 := 20c0104
Added TEMPORARY dump modification. Use MODL to list, MODD to delete.
3) SEC $1.a552000 $20c0104 "...." (orig: $20b0104 "....")
$nmdat > modl
Current TEMPORARY dump modification(s):
1) VIRT $b.80b4f300
REAL $a80300 $70ff4e74 "p.Nt" (orig: $8119e000 "....")
2) REAL $1d654 $ffffffff "...." (orig: $0 "....")
3) SEC $1.a552000 $20c0104 "...." (orig: $20b0104 "....")
Limitations, Restrictions
none