dt DECstation 5000 Model 100 Series Quick Reference Card © Digital Equipment Corporation 1991 EK-PM32D-RC-003 i Table 1. Booting the System Software ------------------------------------------------------------ boot [OPTIONS] [#/path] [arguments...] boot Boot ULTRIX using the option and path specified in the boot environment variable (see Table 3). boot 2/rz1/vmunix -a Boot ULTRIX in multiuser mode (vmunix -a) from drive rz1 in TURBOchannel option slot 2. boot 3/mop Boot ULTRIX in single-user mode over the Ethernet network connected to base system hardware. OPTIONS -n Load worksystem software but do not boot it. -z # Wait # seconds before booting. arguments -a Multiuser boot. ------------------------------------------------------------ Table 2. Testing the Workstation Configuration ------------------------------------------------------------ cnfg [#] cnfg Display the basic configuration for all slots. cnfg 3 Display the detailed configuration for the base system slot. ------------------------------------------------------------ ii Sample cnfg Displays ------------------------------------------------------------ >>cnfg ! " # 3: KN02-BA DEC V5.7e TCF0 ( 32 MB) (enet: 08-00-2b-0f-45-72) (SCSI = 7) 0: PMAG-AA DEC V5.3d TCF0 (CX -- D=8) 1: PMAD-AA DEC V5.3d TCF0 (enet: 08-00-2b-0f-45-31) ! Slot number " Model code # Module code and summary of module information ------------------------------------------------------------ >>cnfg 3 ! " # 3: KN02-BA DEC V5.7e TCF0 ( 32 MB) (enet: 08-00-2b-0f-45-72) (SCSI = 7) $ % & --------------------------------------------------- DEV PID VID REV SCSI DEV ===== ================== ========= ====== ======== tz1 SEQ rz4 RX23 (C) DEC DEC 0700 DIR ' dcache ( 64 KB), icache ( 64 KB) ( ) mem( 0): a0000000:a03fffff ( 16 MB) mem( 1): a0400000:a07fffff ( 16 MB) ! Slot number " Model code # Module code and summary of module information $ SCSI device code with SCSI ID % SCSI device product ID (not always present) & SCSI device descriptor ' Amount of cache memory ( Memory slot number ) Amount of RAM memory in slot iii Table 3. Setting Environment Variables ------------------------------------------------------------ Commands ------------------------------------------------------------ setenv env value Set the environment variable env to value. printenv [env] Display the value of environment variable env. printenv Display the values of all environment variables. printenv more Display the value of the more environment variable. unsetenv env Clear the environment variable env. ------------------------------------------------------------ Environment Variables ------------------------------------------------------------ boot Set the parameters for a system boot. setenv boot 3/mop Set the boot environment variable to 3/mop. setenv boot "3/mop -a" Set the boot environment variable to 3/mop -a. The quotation marks are necessary when there is a blank space in the parameter. console Select the system console. setenv console s Make the terminal that is connected to communications connector 3 (next to the halt button) the system console. setenv console * Make the workstation monitor the system console. If the workstation has more than one monitor, make the monitor in the lowest-numbered slot the system console. setenv console 0 Displays the keyboard language menu on the system console. If no video is installed, a serial-line console will be selected and no language menu will be displayed. haltaction Set the result of turning on the power switch or pressing the halt button. setenv haltaction b Boot the worksystem software. setenv haltaction h Enter console mode. setenv haltaction r Restart the worksystem software without booting; boot only if the restart fails. more Set the number of lines of text to scroll before pausing. setenv more 23 Scroll 23 lines then pause. setenv more 0 Scroll text without pausing. testaction Select the power-up self-test. setenv testaction q Use the quick, less thorough self-test. setenv testaction t Use the complete, thorough self-test. ------------------------------------------------------------ iv Table 4. Other Console Commands ------------------------------------------------------------ cat #/scriptname Display a script. cat 2/testtap Display the script testtap stored in ROM memory in TURBOchannel option slot 2. erl [-c] Display the system log of error messages. -c Clear all messages from the log. init [#] [argument...] Initialize a module. init Initialize all modules. init 1 Initialize option module 1. init 3 -m Initialize the system module and clear base system memory. ls [#] List the test scripts stored in a module ROM. ls List the test scripts stored in all the module ROMs. ls 1 List the test scripts stored in the ROM on TURBOchannel option module 1. passwd [OPTIONS] Set the console password. passwd Display the password prompt so you can set your password. passwd -s Display the password prompt to set a new password. passwd -c Clear the console password. restart Restart the worksystem software. script scriptname Write a temporary script (end with two Returns). script setall Write a temporary script named setall. scriptname Run the temporary script scriptname. sh [OPTIONS] [#/scriptname] [argument...] sh 0/setall Run a script named setall that is stored in ROM memory in TURBOchannel option slot 0. See the options for sh in Chapter 11 of the DECstation 5000 Model 100 Series Hardware Operator 's Guide. sh #/pst-t Test TURBOchannel option slot # with a thorough system self-test. t [OPTION] [#/testname] [argument...] test Test all modules. t 3/ni/common Test the base system Ethernet controller with SCC transmit and receive test. t -1 2/ni/dma1 Test TURBOchannel option slot 2 with the self-test ni/dma1. Run the test in a continuous loop (-l). t #/ ? List all of the tests available for slot #. ------------------------------------------------------------ v Table 5. SCSI ID Switch Settings for External Devices ------------------------------------------------------------ SCSI ID Number Hard Disk Drives in a BA42 expansion box RRD40 Compact Disc Drive 1 TK50Z Tape Drive TLZ04 Tape Drive 2 ------------------------------------------------------------ 6 Up Up Down Down Down Up 5 Up Down Up Down Up Down 4 Up Down Down Down Up Up 3 Down Up Up Up Down Down 2 Down Up Down Up Down Up 1 Down Down Up Up Up Down 0 Down Down Down Up Up Up ------------------------------------------------------------ 1 Switch 4 on the RRD40 optical compact disc drive has no effect on the ID number. 2 Switch 1 (the left switch) on the TLZ04 tape drive should always be in the down position. ------------------------------------------------------------ Table 6. SCSI ID Jumper Settings for Internal Drives ------------------------------------------------------------ ID Number TZK10 QIC, RZ23, RZ23L, RZ24, RZ25 1 RRD42 ------------------------------------------------------------ 6 On On Off Off On On 5 On Off On On Off On 4 On Off Off Off Off On 3 Off On On On On Off 2 Off On Off Off On Off 1 Off Off On On Off Off 0 Off Off Off Off Off Off ------------------------------------------------------------ 1 The RZ25 has front and side jumpers. Pin 4 on the RZ25 front jumpers must always be in place. When the front jumpers are used, all pins must be removed from the side jumpers. When the side jumpers are used, all pins except pin 4 must be removed from the front jumpers. ------------------------------------------------------------ Set the jumper pins from left to right, with the drives positioned as shown on the next page. vi vii viii