Instruction manual

Example 8 Sample Help Command
>>> HELP SHOW
! Result:
PRINTENV |
SHOW { AUTO_ACTION | BOOTDEF_DEV | BOOT_OSFLAGS |
BOOT_RESET | CONFIG | DEVICE |
DIAG_LOE | DIAG_QUICK | DIAG_SECTION |
ENABLE_AUDIT | ETHERNET | ERROR |
FAST_SCSI_A | FAST_SCSI_B | LANGUAGE |
LANGUAGE | MEMORY | MOP |
POWERUP_TIME | RADIX | SCSI_A |
SCSI_B | SCSI_RESET | SECURE |
SERVER | TRIGGER}
>>>
16.4.8 LOGIN
The LOGIN command enters the privileged state, if it has been enabled.
>>> LO[GIN]
If the password facility is not enabled (security jumper not present or SECURE
set to off ), the console aborts the command and displays the error message:
?32 PSWD NOTEN
Otherwise, the console prompts for a legal password of 16 hexadecimal characters.
The console does not echo the characters of the password as the password is
entered.
>>> LOGIN
PSWD1> [characters typed after this prompt are NOT ECHOED]
The user-supplied password is then encrypted and compared against the
encrypted password stored in CONS_PSWD<PSWD>. If the two match, the
console enters the privileged state (where privileged commands can be used) by
setting CONS_PSWD<PRV> to 1. If the two do not match, the console aborts the
command by incrementing the error counter CONS_PSWD<PSERR> (up to its
maximum value) and displaying the error message:
?23 ILL CMD
16.4.9 REPEAT
The REPEAT command causes the console program to repeatedly execute any
specified tests.
>>> R[EPEAT] command
To terminate the REPEAT command, press
Ctrl/C
or depress the HALT button on
the system box.
Parameter
The command parameter, which specifies the command to be repeated, can be any
valid console command.
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