August 1990 ------------------------------------------------------------ dt DECstation 5000 Model 200 Workstation Revised Console Commands EK-CUFCO-QR-001 ------------------------------------------------------------ Table 1. Comparison of Original and Revised Console Commands ------------------------------------------------------------ Original Command Revised Command ------------------------------------------------------------ ? ? boot boot cnfg cnfg ctrs t #/ctrs d d disable configured automatically dump e e e enable configured automatically fill d go go help ? init init printenv printenv scsi prb cnfg scsi rst init setenv setenv t t unsetenv unsetenv passwd passwd test test warm restart ------------------------------------------------------------ 1 Table 2. Revised Console Command Functions ------------------------------------------------------------ Commands Function ------------------------------------------------------------ ? Display list of console commands and formats boot Boot the system cat 1 Display scripts cnfg Display system configuration information d Write data into memory e Examine memory contents erl 1 Display a log of error messages go Transfer control to a specific address init Reset the system ls 1 Display a list of objects present in a module passwd Set and clear the console password printenv Print environment variables restart Perform a software restart script 1 Enter a short script at the console setenv Set environment variables sh 1 Invoke a script t Invoke module diagnostics unsetenv Delete environment variables ------------------------------------------------------------ 1 New command ------------------------------------------------------------ 2 Table 3. Revised Console Command Formats ------------------------------------------------------------ Command Format ------------------------------------------------------------ boot [[-z #] [-n] #/path [ARG...]] cat SCRPT cnfg [#] d [-bhw] [-S #] RNG val e [-bhwcdoux] [-S #] RNG erl [-c] go [ADR] init [#] [-m] [ARG...] ls [#] passwd [-c] [-s] printenv [EVN] restart script SCRPT setenv EVN STR sh [-belvS] [SCRPT] [ARG..] t [-l] #/STR] [ARG..] unsetenv EVN ------------------------------------------------------------ 3 Table 4. Comparison of Original and Revised Boot Commands ------------------------------------------------------------ Original Command Revised Command ------------------------------------------------------------ boot boot 1 boot -s boot $boot boot -f tz(0,5) boot 5/tz5 boot -f rz(0,0,0)vmunix boot 5/rz0/vmunix -a boot -f mop( ) boot 6/mop -a boot -n boot $boot -n 2 ------------------------------------------------------------ 1 When the boot command is entered without additional parameters the system uses the boot environment variable string. 2 The -n parameter is unchanged, but all arguments must be entered if any parameters are used. ------------------------------------------------------------ Table 5. Comparison of Original and Revised Configuration Display Commands ------------------------------------------------------------ Original Command Revised Command ------------------------------------------------------------ cnfg cnfg cnfg f cnfg 7 cnfg d no longer used cnfg 0 cnfg 0 cnfg 1 cnfg 1 cnfg 2 cnfg 2 cnfg 5 cnfg 5 cnfg 6 cnfg 6 ------------------------------------------------------------ Table 6. Comparison of Original and Revised Console Terminal Commands ------------------------------------------------------------ Original Command Revised Command ------------------------------------------------------------ disable tty(0,2) configured automatically disable tty(0,3) configured automatically enable tty(0,2) configured automatically enable tty(0,3) configured automatically ------------------------------------------------------------ 4 Table 7. Comparison of Original SCSI Commands and Revised Commands ------------------------------------------------------------ Original Command Revised Command ------------------------------------------------------------ scsi prb szn(0) cnfg 5 scsi rst szn(0) init 5 scsi tst tz(0,5) t 5/target 5 scsi tst -wrt tz(0,5) t 5/target 5 w scsi tst rz(0,4) t 5/target 4 scsi tst -wrt rz(0,4) t 5/target 4 w ------------------------------------------------------------ Table 8. Comparison of Original and Revised System Commands ------------------------------------------------------------ Original Command Revised Command ------------------------------------------------------------ init init passwd passwd passwd -s passwd -s passwd -c passwd -c test test test f 7/pst-t test 0 0/pst-t test 1 1/pst-t test 2 2/pst-t test 5 5/pst-t test 6 6/pst-t ------------------------------------------------------------ 5 Table 9. Comparison of Original and Revised Environment Variables ------------------------------------------------------------ Original Command Revised Command ------------------------------------------------------------ printenv printenv setenv setenv unsetenv unsetenv ------------------------------------------------------------ Original Variable Revised Variable ------------------------------------------------------------ baud2 no longer used baud3 no longer used bootpath boot testaction testaction haltaction haltaction bootaction no longer used console console kbd configured automatically scsiid0 configured automatically scsiid1 configured automatically scsiid2 configured automatically scsiid3 configured automatically ------------------------------------------------------------ © Digital Equipment Corporation 1990 6