[SunRescue] 4/330 PROM Information

[Dave Reader]

Hi guys, 

It's taken me a few days to get around to it, but here's the first part of
the information for a 4/330 boot monitor.

Those of you have PROM rev 4.1.1 (as in my other machine) will find that
those roms lack the [h]elp command.

These are the lists of valid commands. I'll try to dig out the eeprom
configuration information next & post that seperately.

Dave.




Boot PROM Selftest.
EPROM Checksum Test.
Context Register Test.
Segment Map Write-Write-Read-Read Test.
Segment Map Address Test.
Segment Map 3-Pattern Test.
Page Map Write-Write-Read-Read Test.
Page Map Address Test.
Page Map Inverse Address Test.
Page Map Byte Address Test.
Page Map 3-Pattern Test.
Software Traps Test: levels 0x80 -> 0xff.
Interrupt Register Test.
Software Interrupts Test.
TOD Interrupt Test.
<Probing for a P4 Video Board>
<No P4 Video Found...Skipping P4 Video Selftests>
<Probing for Main Memory>
<Found 0x00000008 MB of Main Memory>
Memory Walking Address/Data Bit Write-Write-Read Test
<Probing for Main Memory>
<Found 0x00000008 MB of Main Memory>
Limited Memory Test: End of Megabyte 0x00000008. Write-Write-Read Test.Address Test.         3-Pattern Test.       Tests Complete.       
EEPROM Write-Write-Read-Read Test.
MMU Read Access/Modified Bits Test.
MMU Write Access/Modified Bits Test.
MMU Write To Write-Protected Page Test.
MMU Read From Write-Protected Invalid Page Test.
MMU Read From Writable Invalid Page Test.
MMU Write To Write-Protected Invalid Page Test.
MMU Write To Writable Invalid Page Test.
Main Memory Non Existent Physical Address Read Timeout Test.
Main Memory Invalid Physical Address Read Timeout Test.
Main Memory Invalid Physical Address Write Timeout Test.
Control Space Timeout Test.
Range Error Test.
Size Error Test.
Parity No Fault Test.
Parity Error Detection and Trap Test.
Cache Tag RAM Write-Write-Read-Read Test.
Cache Tag RAM Address Test.
Cache Tag RAM 3-Pattern Test.
Cache Data RAM Write-Write-Read-Read Test.
Cache Data RAM Address Test.
Cache Data RAM 3-Pattern Test.
<Exiting boot state>
<Successfully exited boot state>
Cache Read Hit (Addr Match,Valid) Test
Cache Read Hit (Addr Match,Valid,Cntx Diff,Spvsr) Test
Cache Read Miss (Addr Match,Valid,Cntx Diff,User) Test
Cache Read Miss (Addr Match,Invalid,Cacheable) Test
Cache Read Miss (No Addr Match,Valid,Cacheable) Test
Cache Read Miss (Addr Match,Invalid,Non-Cacheable) Test
Cache Write Hit (Addr Match,Valid,M=1) Test
Cache Write Hit (Addr Match,Valid,M=0) Test
Cache Write Hit (Addr Match,Valid,Cntx Diff,Spvsr) Test
Cache Write Miss (Addr Match,Valid,Cntx Diff,User) Test
Cache Write Miss (Addr Match,Invalid,Cacheable) Test
Cache Write Miss (No Addr Match,Valid,Cacheable) Test
Cache Write Miss (Addr Match,Invalid,Non-Cacheable) Test
Cache Context Flush (Cntx Match,S=0) Test
Cache Context Flush (Cntx No Match,S=0) Test
Cache Context Flush (Cntx Match,S=1) Test
Cache Segment Flush (Cntx Match,S=0) Test
Cache Segment Flush (Cntx No Match,S=0) Test
Cache Segment Flush (Cntx Match,S=1) Test
Cache Segment Flush (Cntx No Match,S=1) Test
Cache Page Flush (Cntx Match,S=0) Test
Cache Page Flush (Cntx No Match,S=0) Test
Cache Page Flush (Cntx Match,S=1) Test
Cache Page Flush (Cntx No Match,S=1) Test
Cache Read Double Hit (Addr Match,Valid) Test
Cache Read Double Hit (Addr Match,Valid,Cntx Diff,Spvsr) Test
Cache Read Double Miss (Addr Match,Valid,Cntx Diff,User) Test
Cache Read Double Miss (Addr Match,Invalid,Cacheable) Test
Cache Read Double Miss (No Addr Match,Valid,Cacheable) Test
Cache Read Double Miss (Addr Match,Invalid,Non-Cacheable) Test
Cache Write Double Hit (Addr Match,Valid,M=1) Test
Cache Write Double Hit (Addr Match,Valid,M=0) Test
Cache Write Double Hit (Addr Match,Valid,Cntx Diff,Spvsr) Test
Cache Write Double Miss (Addr Match,Valid,Cntx Diff,User) Test
Cache Write Double Miss (Addr Match,Invalid,Cacheable) Test
Cache Write Double Miss (No Addr Match,Valid,Cacheable) Test
Cache Write Double Miss (Addr Match,Invalid,Non-Cacheable) Test
Cache Successive Write Double Hit (Addr Match,Valid,M=1) Test
Cache Successive Write Double Hit (Addr Match,Valid,M=0) Test
Atomic Load/Store Hit (Addr Match,Valid) Test
Atomic Load/Store Miss (Addr Match,Invalid) Test
Atomic Load/Store Hit (Addr Match,Valid,Write Protected Page) Test
Atomic Load/Store Miss (Addr Match,Invalid,Write Protected Page) Test
Instruction Cache Flush Test
<Re-entering boot state>
<Successfully re-entered boot state>
VME Loopback and DVMA Test
VME Loopback and DVMA Read Timeout Test
VME Loopback and DVMA Write Timeout Test

END OF SELFTEST # 0x00000001 (SELFTEST PASSED).
#PASSED = 0x00000001, #FAILED = 0x00000000

<Sizing Main Memory>
<Found 0x00000008 MB of Main Memory>
<Initializing Memory...>
<Turning Parity Checking ON>
<Found 0x00000008 MB of Main Memory>
Main Memory Test: Megabyte 0x00000001. Write-Write-Read Test.Address Test.         3-Pattern Test.       Tests Complete.       
Main Memory Test: Megabyte 0x00000002. Write-Write-Read Test.Address Test.         3-Pattern Test.       Tests Complete.       
Main Memory Test: Megabyte 0x00000003. Write-Write-Read Test.Address Test.         3-Pattern Test.       Tests Complete.       
Main Memory Test: Megabyte 0x00000004. Write-Write-Read Test.Address Test.         3-Pattern Test.       Tests Complete.       
Main Memory Test: Megabyte 0x00000005. Write-Write-Read Test.Address Test.         3-Pattern Test.       Tests Complete.       
Main Memory Test: Megabyte 0x00000006. Write-Write-Read Test.Address Test.         3-Pattern Test.       Tests Complete.       
Main Memory Test: Megabyte 0x00000007. Write-Write-Read Test.Address Test.         3-Pattern Test.       Tests Complete.       
Main Memory Test: Megabyte 0x00000008. Write-Write-Read Test.Address Test.         3-Pattern Test.       Tests Complete.       
<Found 0x00000008 MB of Main Memory>
<Initializing Memory...>


                      




Selftest Completed.

Type a key within 10 seconds to enter Extended Test System (e for echo mode).



Monitor              Rev:3.0.3              03/12/90             Main Menu

  All           All Test Sequence.

  Default       Default Test Sequence.

  Boot          Boot Path Menu.

  Ethernet      Ethernet Menu.

  Keyboard      Keyboard and Mouse Menu.

  Serial        Serial Port Menu.

  Options       Set global flags/options.



?=Help !=History <esc>=Go-to-Previous-Menu l=[n]=Repeat-Commands-n-Times q=Quit


Command ==>ee



Monitor              Rev:3.0.3              03/12/90             Main Menu

  All           All Test Sequence.

  Default       Default Test Sequence.

  Boot          Boot Path Menu.

  Ethernet      Ethernet Menu.

  Keyboard      Keyboard and Mouse Menu.

  Serial        Serial Port Menu.

  Options       Set global flags/options.



Option 'ee' is not available.


Command ==>q
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>help
Monitor                Rev:3.0.3               03/12/90              Help Menu

  1    b       Boot a program.
  2    k       Reset all or part of the machine or display the banner.
  3    u       Initialize the input and output devices.
  4    c/g/w   Resume or modify program flow.
  5    d/r     Display and/or modify the registers.
  6    o/e/l   Display and/or modify individual memory locations.
  7    ^c/f/v  Copy, display or modify a block of memory.
  8    m/p     Display and/or modify segment or page table entries.
  9    q       Display and/or modify EEPROM locations.
  10   s       Display or modify the Address Space Identifier.
  11   i/j     Display and/or modify cache data or tag entries.
  12   n/y     Disable, enable, invalidate or flush the cache.
  13   ^a/^t   Display virtual and physical address information.
       ^i      Display firmware compilation information.
       ^p      Enable or disable parity circuitry.
       !       Re-execute the previously executed command.
       h/?     Enter the help system for the basic monitor commands.
       x       Enter the Extended Test system.

"option_number"=Additional Help   <esc>=Quit  q=Quit

Command ==>1
Monitor                Rev:3.0.3               03/12/90              Help Menu

   b [[!][[device([controller],[unit],[partition])pgm [arg1, ..., arg7]]]/?]
     Boot UNIX,  an EEPROM-specified program or a user-specified program using
     a  default  boot  sequence   device,  an  EEPROM-specified  device  or  a
     user-specified device or, view the list of available boot devices ("b?").
     If argument '!' is present,  the system won't be reset  prior to booting.
     The seven optional arguments  will be passed to the to-be-booted program.
   k [0/1/2/b]
     Perform various types of resets or display the banner (kb).  Argument '0'
     will reset the VME-bus, interrupt register and video.  Argument  '1' will
     execute a  software reset.  Argument '2'  will execute a  power-on reset.
   u [a[i/o/r/baud]/b[i/o/r/baud]/c[i/o/r/baud]/d[i/o/r/baud]/k[i/s]/s[o/k]/e/
     ne/u[virtual_address]]
     Set up the input and output devices and their characteristics or, display
     the current  input and output  device set up.  The optional arguments are
     defined as follows: 'a'=serial port A, 'b'=serial port B, 'c'=serial port
     C, 'd'=serial port D, 'o'=output, 'r'=reset specified serial port, 'baud'
     =baud rate, 'k'=keyboard, 's'=screen, 'e' indicates that the input should
     be echoed  to  the output,  'ne' indictaes that  the input  should not be
     echoed to  the output,  'u'=UART, 'virtual_address' specifies the virtual
     address of the UART.

>help
Monitor                Rev:3.0.3               03/12/90              Help Menu

  1    b       Boot a program.
  2    k       Reset all or part of the machine or display the banner.
  3    u       Initialize the input and output devices.
  4    c/g/w   Resume or modify program flow.
  5    d/r     Display and/or modify the registers.
  6    o/e/l   Display and/or modify individual memory locations.
  7    ^c/f/v  Copy, display or modify a block of memory.
  8    m/p     Display and/or modify segment or page table entries.
  9    q       Display and/or modify EEPROM locations.
  10   s       Display or modify the Address Space Identifier.
  11   i/j     Display and/or modify cache data or tag entries.
  12   n/y     Disable, enable, invalidate or flush the cache.
  13   ^a/^t   Display virtual and physical address information.
       ^i      Display firmware compilation information.
       ^p      Enable or disable parity circuitry.
       !       Re-execute the previously executed command.
       h/?     Enter the help system for the basic monitor commands.
       x       Enter the Extended Test system.

"option_number"=Additional Help   <esc>=Quit  q=Quit

Command ==>2
Monitor                Rev:3.0.3               03/12/90              Help Menu

   b [[!][[device([controller],[unit],[partition])pgm [arg1, ..., arg7]]]/?]
     Boot UNIX,  an EEPROM-specified program or a user-specified program using
     a  default  boot  sequence   device,  an  EEPROM-specified  device  or  a
     user-specified device or, view the list of available boot devices ("b?").
     If argument '!' is present,  the system won't be reset  prior to booting.
     The seven optional arguments  will be passed to the to-be-booted program.
   k [0/1/2/b]
     Perform various types of resets or display the banner (kb).  Argument '0'
     will reset the VME-bus, interrupt register and video.  Argument  '1' will
     execute a  software reset.  Argument '2'  will execute a  power-on reset.
   u [a[i/o/r/baud]/b[i/o/r/baud]/c[i/o/r/baud]/d[i/o/r/baud]/k[i/s]/s[o/k]/e/
     ne/u[virtual_address]]
     Set up the input and output devices and their characteristics or, display
     the current  input and output  device set up.  The optional arguments are
     defined as follows: 'a'=serial port A, 'b'=serial port B, 'c'=serial port
     C, 'd'=serial port D, 'o'=output, 'r'=reset specified serial port, 'baud'
     =baud rate, 'k'=keyboard, 's'=screen, 'e' indicates that the input should
     be echoed  to  the output,  'ne' indictaes that  the input  should not be
     echoed to  the output,  'u'=UART, 'virtual_address' specifies the virtual
     address of the UART.

>help
Monitor                Rev:3.0.3               03/12/90              Help Menu

  1    b       Boot a program.
  2    k       Reset all or part of the machine or display the banner.
  3    u       Initialize the input and output devices.
  4    c/g/w   Resume or modify program flow.
  5    d/r     Display and/or modify the registers.
  6    o/e/l   Display and/or modify individual memory locations.
  7    ^c/f/v  Copy, display or modify a block of memory.
  8    m/p     Display and/or modify segment or page table entries.
  9    q       Display and/or modify EEPROM locations.
  10   s       Display or modify the Address Space Identifier.
  11   i/j     Display and/or modify cache data or tag entries.
  12   n/y     Disable, enable, invalidate or flush the cache.
  13   ^a/^t   Display virtual and physical address information.
       ^i      Display firmware compilation information.
       ^p      Enable or disable parity circuitry.
       !       Re-execute the previously executed command.
       h/?     Enter the help system for the basic monitor commands.
       x       Enter the Extended Test system.

"option_number"=Additional Help   <esc>=Quit  q=Quit

Command ==>3
Monitor                Rev:3.0.3               03/12/90              Help Menu

   b [[!][[device([controller],[unit],[partition])pgm [arg1, ..., arg7]]]/?]
     Boot UNIX,  an EEPROM-specified program or a user-specified program using
     a  default  boot  sequence   device,  an  EEPROM-specified  device  or  a
     user-specified device or, view the list of available boot devices ("b?").
     If argument '!' is present,  the system won't be reset  prior to booting.
     The seven optional arguments  will be passed to the to-be-booted program.
   k [0/1/2/b]
     Perform various types of resets or display the banner (kb).  Argument '0'
     will reset the VME-bus, interrupt register and video.  Argument  '1' will
     execute a  software reset.  Argument '2'  will execute a  power-on reset.
   u [a[i/o/r/baud]/b[i/o/r/baud]/c[i/o/r/baud]/d[i/o/r/baud]/k[i/s]/s[o/k]/e/
     ne/u[virtual_address]]
     Set up the input and output devices and their characteristics or, display
     the current  input and output  device set up.  The optional arguments are
     defined as follows: 'a'=serial port A, 'b'=serial port B, 'c'=serial port
     C, 'd'=serial port D, 'o'=output, 'r'=reset specified serial port, 'baud'
     =baud rate, 'k'=keyboard, 's'=screen, 'e' indicates that the input should
     be echoed  to  the output,  'ne' indictaes that  the input  should not be
     echoed to  the output,  'u'=UART, 'virtual_address' specifies the virtual
     address of the UART.

>help
Monitor                Rev:3.0.3               03/12/90              Help Menu

  1    b       Boot a program.
  2    k       Reset all or part of the machine or display the banner.
  3    u       Initialize the input and output devices.
  4    c/g/w   Resume or modify program flow.
  5    d/r     Display and/or modify the registers.
  6    o/e/l   Display and/or modify individual memory locations.
  7    ^c/f/v  Copy, display or modify a block of memory.
  8    m/p     Display and/or modify segment or page table entries.
  9    q       Display and/or modify EEPROM locations.
  10   s       Display or modify the Address Space Identifier.
  11   i/j     Display and/or modify cache data or tag entries.
  12   n/y     Disable, enable, invalidate or flush the cache.
  13   ^a/^t   Display virtual and physical address information.
       ^i      Display firmware compilation information.
       ^p      Enable or disable parity circuitry.
       !       Re-execute the previously executed command.
       h/?     Enter the help system for the basic monitor commands.
       x       Enter the Extended Test system.

"option_number"=Additional Help   <esc>=Quit  q=Quit

Command ==>4
Monitor                Rev:3.0.3               03/12/90              Help Menu

   c [virtual_address]
     Resume execution  of an interrupted program  at address  'virtual_address'
     or, at the address specified in the program counter.

   g [hex_vector_number/virtual_address[string_argument]]
     Go to a  pre-determined  or  default  routine, passing optional arguments
     'hex_vector_number'  and  'string_argument'  or,  go to a  user-specified
     routine, passing optional argument 'string_argument'.  (See "g/w" below.)

   w [hex_number[string_argument]]
     Vector to  a  pre-determined  or  default routine,  passing the  optional
     arguments 'hex_number' and 'string_argument'. (See "g/w" below.)

   g/w  The default routine  simply prints the user-specified number  according
        to  the user-specified format before  returning to the monitor.  Before
        breaking into the monitor,  pre-determined routines  must be  set up by
        the user program.  These routines may or may not return to the monitor.




>help
Monitor                Rev:3.0.3               03/12/90              Help Menu

  1    b       Boot a program.
  2    k       Reset all or part of the machine or display the banner.
  3    u       Initialize the input and output devices.
  4    c/g/w   Resume or modify program flow.
  5    d/r     Display and/or modify the registers.
  6    o/e/l   Display and/or modify individual memory locations.
  7    ^c/f/v  Copy, display or modify a block of memory.
  8    m/p     Display and/or modify segment or page table entries.
  9    q       Display and/or modify EEPROM locations.
  10   s       Display or modify the Address Space Identifier.
  11   i/j     Display and/or modify cache data or tag entries.
  12   n/y     Disable, enable, invalidate or flush the cache.
  13   ^a/^t   Display virtual and physical address information.
       ^i      Display firmware compilation information.
       ^p      Enable or disable parity circuitry.
       !       Re-execute the previously executed command.
       h/?     Enter the help system for the basic monitor commands.
       x       Enter the Extended Test system.

"option_number"=Additional Help   <esc>=Quit  q=Quit

Command ==>5
Monitor                Rev:3.0.3               03/12/90              Help Menu

   d [f/g/s/w[window_identifier]/window_number]
     Display registers.  'df',  'dg',  'ds'  and 'dw`window_identifier`' will
     print the Floating Point, Global, Special and window 'window_identifier'
     registers, respectively. Legal values for 'window_identifier' are '0' to
     "number_of_windows"-1 and 'c', where 'c' represents the previous window.
     'd`window_number`' will display the Floating Point, Global, Special  and
     window 'window_number'  registers.  Legal values for 'window_number' are
     '0' to "number_of_windows"-1.
   r [f/g/s/w[window_number]/reg_number]
     [[nonhex_char [hex_value]/hex_value] ...]
     Display and/or modify  the content of one or more registers.  If argument
     'f', 'g' or 's' is provided, the first  Floating Point, Global or Special
     register, respectively,  will be  displayed  first.  If argument 'w'  and
     argument 'window_number' are provided, the first 'in' register within the
     user-specified window will be displayed first.  If no 'window_number'  is
     specified,  the previous window's registers will be displayed.   Finally,
     if optional argument 'reg_number'  ('0', ..., "number_of_registers"-1) is
     provided, a specific register will be displayed first.



>help
Monitor                Rev:3.0.3               03/12/90              Help Menu

  1    b       Boot a program.
  2    k       Reset all or part of the machine or display the banner.
  3    u       Initialize the input and output devices.
  4    c/g/w   Resume or modify program flow.
  5    d/r     Display and/or modify the registers.
  6    o/e/l   Display and/or modify individual memory locations.
  7    ^c/f/v  Copy, display or modify a block of memory.
  8    m/p     Display and/or modify segment or page table entries.
  9    q       Display and/or modify EEPROM locations.
  10   s       Display or modify the Address Space Identifier.
  11   i/j     Display and/or modify cache data or tag entries.
  12   n/y     Disable, enable, invalidate or flush the cache.
  13   ^a/^t   Display virtual and physical address information.
       ^i      Display firmware compilation information.
       ^p      Enable or disable parity circuitry.
       !       Re-execute the previously executed command.
       h/?     Enter the help system for the basic monitor commands.
       x       Enter the Extended Test system.

"option_number"=Additional Help   <esc>=Quit  q=Quit

Command ==>6
Monitor                Rev:3.0.3               03/12/90              Help Menu

   o [virtual_address] [[nonhex_char [hex_value]/hex_value] ...]
      Display and/or modify one or more memory addresses in "byte" mode.
   e [virtual_address] [[nonhex_char [hex_value]/hex_value] ...]
      Display and/or modify one or more memory addresses in "word" mode.
   l [virtual_address] [[nonhex_char [hex_value]/hex_value] ...]
      Display and/or modify  one or more memory addresses in "long" word mode.
   ^c source_virtual_address destination_virtual_address number_of_bytes
      Copy  'number_of_bytes'  bytes  from address 'source_virtual_address' to
      address 'destination_virtual_address'.
   f low_virtual_address high_virtual_address pattern [b/w/l] [*]
      Write 'pattern' to each  byte (b), word (w) or long (l) in address range
      'low_virtual_address' to  'high_virtual_address'.  By default, bytes are
      filled.  If '*' is provided, filling continues until any key is pressed.
   v low_virtual_address high_virtual_address [b/w/l] [*] [*]
      Display  bytes (b),  words (w) or  longs (l)  from 'low_virtual_address'
      to 'high_virtual_address'.  By default, bytes are viewed.  If one '*' is
      provided,  the view operation continues  until the space bar is pressed.
      If a second '*' is provided, data read will be displayed each time.



>help
Monitor                Rev:3.0.3               03/12/90              Help Menu

  1    b       Boot a program.
  2    k       Reset all or part of the machine or display the banner.
  3    u       Initialize the input and output devices.
  4    c/g/w   Resume or modify program flow.
  5    d/r     Display and/or modify the registers.
  6    o/e/l   Display and/or modify individual memory locations.
  7    ^c/f/v  Copy, display or modify a block of memory.
  8    m/p     Display and/or modify segment or page table entries.
  9    q       Display and/or modify EEPROM locations.
  10   s       Display or modify the Address Space Identifier.
  11   i/j     Display and/or modify cache data or tag entries.
  12   n/y     Disable, enable, invalidate or flush the cache.
  13   ^a/^t   Display virtual and physical address information.
       ^i      Display firmware compilation information.
       ^p      Enable or disable parity circuitry.
       !       Re-execute the previously executed command.
       h/?     Enter the help system for the basic monitor commands.
       x       Enter the Extended Test system.

"option_number"=Additional Help   <esc>=Quit  q=Quit

Command ==>7
Monitor                Rev:3.0.3               03/12/90              Help Menu

   o [virtual_address] [[nonhex_char [hex_value]/hex_value] ...]
      Display and/or modify one or more memory addresses in "byte" mode.
   e [virtual_address] [[nonhex_char [hex_value]/hex_value] ...]
      Display and/or modify one or more memory addresses in "word" mode.
   l [virtual_address] [[nonhex_char [hex_value]/hex_value] ...]
      Display and/or modify  one or more memory addresses in "long" word mode.
   ^c source_virtual_address destination_virtual_address number_of_bytes
      Copy  'number_of_bytes'  bytes  from address 'source_virtual_address' to
      address 'destination_virtual_address'.
   f low_virtual_address high_virtual_address pattern [b/w/l] [*]
      Write 'pattern' to each  byte (b), word (w) or long (l) in address range
      'low_virtual_address' to  'high_virtual_address'.  By default, bytes are
      filled.  If '*' is provided, filling continues until any key is pressed.
   v low_virtual_address high_virtual_address [b/w/l] [*] [*]
      Display  bytes (b),  words (w) or  longs (l)  from 'low_virtual_address'
      to 'high_virtual_address'.  By default, bytes are viewed.  If one '*' is
      provided,  the view operation continues  until the space bar is pressed.
      If a second '*' is provided, data read will be displayed each time.



>help 8
Monitor                Rev:3.0.3               03/12/90              Help Menu

  1    b       Boot a program.
  2    k       Reset all or part of the machine or display the banner.
  3    u       Initialize the input and output devices.
  4    c/g/w   Resume or modify program flow.
  5    d/r     Display and/or modify the registers.
  6    o/e/l   Display and/or modify individual memory locations.
  7    ^c/f/v  Copy, display or modify a block of memory.
  8    m/p     Display and/or modify segment or page table entries.
  9    q       Display and/or modify EEPROM locations.
  10   s       Display or modify the Address Space Identifier.
  11   i/j     Display and/or modify cache data or tag entries.
  12   n/y     Disable, enable, invalidate or flush the cache.
  13   ^a/^t   Display virtual and physical address information.
       ^i      Display firmware compilation information.
       ^p      Enable or disable parity circuitry.
       !       Re-execute the previously executed command.
       h/?     Enter the help system for the basic monitor commands.
       x       Enter the Extended Test system.

"option_number"=Additional Help   <esc>=Quit  q=Quit

Command ==>8
Monitor                Rev:3.0.3               03/12/90              Help Menu

   m [virtual_address] [[nonhex_char [hex_value]/hex_value] ...]
     Display and/or modify one or more of the segment table entries.

   p [virtual_address] [[nonhex_char [hex_value]/hex_value] ...]
     Display and/or modify one or more of the page table entries.

   q [EEPROM_offset] [[nonhex_char [hex_value]/hex_value] ...]
     Display and/or modify the configuration information within the EEPROM. If
     command 'q*' is entered, the entire EEPROM can be cleared.

   s [address_space_identifier]
     Set the ASI  (Address Space Identifier)  to 'address_space_identifier' or
     display its current value. The valid 'address_space_identifier's are "2",
     "3", "4", "8", "9", "a", "b", "c", "d" or "e".







>help
Monitor                Rev:3.0.3               03/12/90              Help Menu

  1    b       Boot a program.
  2    k       Reset all or part of the machine or display the banner.
  3    u       Initialize the input and output devices.
  4    c/g/w   Resume or modify program flow.
  5    d/r     Display and/or modify the registers.
  6    o/e/l   Display and/or modify individual memory locations.
  7    ^c/f/v  Copy, display or modify a block of memory.
  8    m/p     Display and/or modify segment or page table entries.
  9    q       Display and/or modify EEPROM locations.
  10   s       Display or modify the Address Space Identifier.
  11   i/j     Display and/or modify cache data or tag entries.
  12   n/y     Disable, enable, invalidate or flush the cache.
  13   ^a/^t   Display virtual and physical address information.
       ^i      Display firmware compilation information.
       ^p      Enable or disable parity circuitry.
       !       Re-execute the previously executed command.
       h/?     Enter the help system for the basic monitor commands.
       x       Enter the Extended Test system.

"option_number"=Additional Help   <esc>=Quit  q=Quit

Command ==>9
Monitor                Rev:3.0.3               03/12/90              Help Menu

   m [virtual_address] [[nonhex_char [hex_value]/hex_value] ...]
     Display and/or modify one or more of the segment table entries.

   p [virtual_address] [[nonhex_char [hex_value]/hex_value] ...]
     Display and/or modify one or more of the page table entries.

   q [EEPROM_offset] [[nonhex_char [hex_value]/hex_value] ...]
     Display and/or modify the configuration information within the EEPROM. If
     command 'q*' is entered, the entire EEPROM can be cleared.

   s [address_space_identifier]
     Set the ASI  (Address Space Identifier)  to 'address_space_identifier' or
     display its current value. The valid 'address_space_identifier's are "2",
     "3", "4", "8", "9", "a", "b", "c", "d" or "e".







>help
Monitor                Rev:3.0.3               03/12/90              Help Menu

  1    b       Boot a program.
  2    k       Reset all or part of the machine or display the banner.
  3    u       Initialize the input and output devices.
  4    c/g/w   Resume or modify program flow.
  5    d/r     Display and/or modify the registers.
  6    o/e/l   Display and/or modify individual memory locations.
  7    ^c/f/v  Copy, display or modify a block of memory.
  8    m/p     Display and/or modify segment or page table entries.
  9    q       Display and/or modify EEPROM locations.
  10   s       Display or modify the Address Space Identifier.
  11   i/j     Display and/or modify cache data or tag entries.
  12   n/y     Disable, enable, invalidate or flush the cache.
  13   ^a/^t   Display virtual and physical address information.
       ^i      Display firmware compilation information.
       ^p      Enable or disable parity circuitry.
       !       Re-execute the previously executed command.
       h/?     Enter the help system for the basic monitor commands.
       x       Enter the Extended Test system.

"option_number"=Additional Help   <esc>=Quit  q=Quit

Command ==>10
Monitor                Rev:3.0.3               03/12/90              Help Menu

   m [virtual_address] [[nonhex_char [hex_value]/hex_value] ...]
     Display and/or modify one or more of the segment table entries.

   p [virtual_address] [[nonhex_char [hex_value]/hex_value] ...]
     Display and/or modify one or more of the page table entries.

   q [EEPROM_offset] [[nonhex_char [hex_value]/hex_value] ...]
     Display and/or modify the configuration information within the EEPROM. If
     command 'q*' is entered, the entire EEPROM can be cleared.

   s [address_space_identifier]
     Set the ASI  (Address Space Identifier)  to 'address_space_identifier' or
     display its current value. The valid 'address_space_identifier's are "2",
     "3", "4", "8", "9", "a", "b", "c", "d" or "e".







>help
Monitor                Rev:3.0.3               03/12/90              Help Menu

  1    b       Boot a program.
  2    k       Reset all or part of the machine or display the banner.
  3    u       Initialize the input and output devices.
  4    c/g/w   Resume or modify program flow.
  5    d/r     Display and/or modify the registers.
  6    o/e/l   Display and/or modify individual memory locations.
  7    ^c/f/v  Copy, display or modify a block of memory.
  8    m/p     Display and/or modify segment or page table entries.
  9    q       Display and/or modify EEPROM locations.
  10   s       Display or modify the Address Space Identifier.
  11   i/j     Display and/or modify cache data or tag entries.
  12   n/y     Disable, enable, invalidate or flush the cache.
  13   ^a/^t   Display virtual and physical address information.
       ^i      Display firmware compilation information.
       ^p      Enable or disable parity circuitry.
       !       Re-execute the previously executed command.
       h/?     Enter the help system for the basic monitor commands.
       x       Enter the Extended Test system.

"option_number"=Additional Help   <esc>=Quit  q=Quit

Command ==>11
Monitor                Rev:3.0.3               03/12/90              Help Menu

   i [cache_data_offset]  [[nonhex_char [hex_value]/hex_value]...]
     Display and/or modify one or more of the cache data addresses.

   j [cache_tag_offset]  [[nonhex_char [hex_value]/hex_value]...]
     Display and/or modify  one or more of the cache tag addresses.

   n d/e/i
     Disable (d), enable (e) or invalidate (i) the cache.

   y c context_nbr/s context_nbr segment_address/p context_nbr page_address
     Flush  (a) context 'context_nbr',  (b) segment 'segment_address',  within
     context  'context_nbr',  or,  page  'page_address', which  is in  context
     'context_nbr', of the cache.








>help
Monitor                Rev:3.0.3               03/12/90              Help Menu

  1    b       Boot a program.
  2    k       Reset all or part of the machine or display the banner.
  3    u       Initialize the input and output devices.
  4    c/g/w   Resume or modify program flow.
  5    d/r     Display and/or modify the registers.
  6    o/e/l   Display and/or modify individual memory locations.
  7    ^c/f/v  Copy, display or modify a block of memory.
  8    m/p     Display and/or modify segment or page table entries.
  9    q       Display and/or modify EEPROM locations.
  10   s       Display or modify the Address Space Identifier.
  11   i/j     Display and/or modify cache data or tag entries.
  12   n/y     Disable, enable, invalidate or flush the cache.
  13   ^a/^t   Display virtual and physical address information.
       ^i      Display firmware compilation information.
       ^p      Enable or disable parity circuitry.
       !       Re-execute the previously executed command.
       h/?     Enter the help system for the basic monitor commands.
       x       Enter the Extended Test system.

"option_number"=Additional Help   <esc>=Quit  q=Quit

Command ==>12
Monitor                Rev:3.0.3               03/12/90              Help Menu

   i [cache_data_offset]  [[nonhex_char [hex_value]/hex_value]...]
     Display and/or modify one or more of the cache data addresses.

   j [cache_tag_offset]  [[nonhex_char [hex_value]/hex_value]...]
     Display and/or modify  one or more of the cache tag addresses.

   n d/e/i
     Disable (d), enable (e) or invalidate (i) the cache.

   y c context_nbr/s context_nbr segment_address/p context_nbr page_address
     Flush  (a) context 'context_nbr',  (b) segment 'segment_address',  within
     context  'context_nbr',  or,  page  'page_address', which  is in  context
     'context_nbr', of the cache.








>help
Monitor                Rev:3.0.3               03/12/90              Help Menu

  1    b       Boot a program.
  2    k       Reset all or part of the machine or display the banner.
  3    u       Initialize the input and output devices.
  4    c/g/w   Resume or modify program flow.
  5    d/r     Display and/or modify the registers.
  6    o/e/l   Display and/or modify individual memory locations.
  7    ^c/f/v  Copy, display or modify a block of memory.
  8    m/p     Display and/or modify segment or page table entries.
  9    q       Display and/or modify EEPROM locations.
  10   s       Display or modify the Address Space Identifier.
  11   i/j     Display and/or modify cache data or tag entries.
  12   n/y     Disable, enable, invalidate or flush the cache.
  13   ^a/^t   Display virtual and physical address information.
       ^i      Display firmware compilation information.
       ^p      Enable or disable parity circuitry.
       !       Re-execute the previously executed command.
       h/?     Enter the help system for the basic monitor commands.
       x       Enter the Extended Test system.

"option_number"=Additional Help   <esc>=Quit  q=Quit

Command ==>12
Monitor                Rev:3.0.3               03/12/90              Help Menu

   i [cache_data_offset]  [[nonhex_char [hex_value]/hex_value]...]
     Display and/or modify one or more of the cache data addresses.

   j [cache_tag_offset]  [[nonhex_char [hex_value]/hex_value]...]
     Display and/or modify  one or more of the cache tag addresses.

   n d/e/i
     Disable (d), enable (e) or invalidate (i) the cache.

   y c context_nbr/s context_nbr segment_address/p context_nbr page_address
     Flush  (a) context 'context_nbr',  (b) segment 'segment_address',  within
     context  'context_nbr',  or,  page  'page_address', which  is in  context
     'context_nbr', of the cache.








>help 
Monitor                Rev:3.0.3               03/12/90              Help Menu

  1    b       Boot a program.
  2    k       Reset all or part of the machine or display the banner.
  3    u       Initialize the input and output devices.
  4    c/g/w   Resume or modify program flow.
  5    d/r     Display and/or modify the registers.
  6    o/e/l   Display and/or modify individual memory locations.
  7    ^c/f/v  Copy, display or modify a block of memory.
  8    m/p     Display and/or modify segment or page table entries.
  9    q       Display and/or modify EEPROM locations.
  10   s       Display or modify the Address Space Identifier.
  11   i/j     Display and/or modify cache data or tag entries.
  12   n/y     Disable, enable, invalidate or flush the cache.
  13   ^a/^t   Display virtual and physical address information.
       ^i      Display firmware compilation information.
       ^p      Enable or disable parity circuitry.
       !       Re-execute the previously executed command.
       h/?     Enter the help system for the basic monitor commands.
       x       Enter the Extended Test system.

"option_number"=Additional Help   <esc>=Quit  q=Quit

Command ==>13
Monitor                Rev:3.0.3               03/12/90              Help Menu

   ^a
      Display virtual and physical addresses of devices.

   ^t virtual_address.
      Translate virtual address 'virtual_address'  to a  physical address and
      display corresponding context, segment and page table information.















>h
Monitor                Rev:3.0.3               03/12/90              Help Menu

  1    b       Boot a program.
  2    k       Reset all or part of the machine or display the banner.
  3    u       Initialize the input and output devices.
  4    c/g/w   Resume or modify program flow.
  5    d/r     Display and/or modify the registers.
  6    o/e/l   Display and/or modify individual memory locations.
  7    ^c/f/v  Copy, display or modify a block of memory.
  8    m/p     Display and/or modify segment or page table entries.
  9    q       Display and/or modify EEPROM locations.
  10   s       Display or modify the Address Space Identifier.
  11   i/j     Display and/or modify cache data or tag entries.
  12   n/y     Disable, enable, invalidate or flush the cache.
  13   ^a/^t   Display virtual and physical address information.
       ^i      Display firmware compilation information.
       ^p      Enable or disable parity circuitry.
       !       Re-execute the previously executed command.
       h/?     Enter the help system for the basic monitor commands.
       x       Enter the Extended Test system.

"option_number"=Additional Help   <esc>=Quit  q=Quit