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Appendix C
MOTLoad Firmware Package User’s Manual (6806800C24D)
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C VME Configuration Parameters
C.1 Introduction
This appendix describes how to manage VME configuration parameters for VME-based
products. A few VME configuration parameters are controlled by hardware jumpers while the
majority of the parameters are managed by the firmware command utility vmeCfg. This
command utility provides various options to display, edit, delete, and restore VME
configuration parameters.
Note:
Register locations of VME configuration parameters may differ between PCI-to-VMEbus
bridge devices. Refer to the corresponding PCI-to-VMEbus bridge User’s Manual for
specific details.
The default VME settings may differ between VME-based products. Refer to the board’s
Installation and Use manual for the default VME settings.
C.2 CR/CSR Settings
The CR/CSR base address is initialized to the appropriate setting based on the Geographical
address; that is, the VME slot number. See the VME64 Specification and the VME64 Extensions
for details. As a result, a 512 KB CR/CSR area can be accessed from the VMEbus using the
CR/CSR AM code.
C.3 Displaying VME Settings
To display the changeable VME setting, type the following at the firmware prompt:
vmeCfg –s –m
Displays Master Enable state
vmeCfg –s –i(0 - 7)
Displays selected Inbound Window state
vmeCfg –s –o(0 - 7)
Displays selected Outbound Window state
vmeCfg –s –r184
Displays PCI Miscellaneous Register state
- MOTLoad Firmware Package 1
- Trademarks 2
- Contact Address 2
- Contents 10
- List of Tables 11
- About this Manual 13
- Abbreviations 14
- Conventions 14
- Summary of Changes 16
- Introduction 19
- 1.1.4 MOTLoad Tests 20
- Using MOTLoad 23
- 2.1.2 Command Line Help 24
- 2.1.3 Command Line Rules 25
- 2.1.4 Command History Buffer 26
- 2.1.5 pseudo-Vi Mode 26
- 2.3 User Download Buffer 31
- 2.4.1 Error Message Formats 32
- 2.4.2 IOCTL Codes (Block) 32
- 3.1.2 as 41
- 3.1.3 bcb bch bcw 43
- 3.1.4 bdTempShow 44
- 3.1.5 bfb bfh bfw 45
- 3.1.6 blkCp 46
- 3.1.7 blkFmt 48
- 3.1.8 blkRd 49
- 3.1.9 blkShow 51
- 3.1.10 blkVe 52
- 3.1.11 blkWr 54
- 3.1.12 bmb bmh bmw 56
- 3.1.13 br 57
- 3.1.14 bsb bsh bsw 58
- 3.1.15 bvb bvh bvw 59
- 3.1.16 cdDir 60
- 3.1.17 cdGet 62
- 3.1.18 clear 64
- 3.1.19 cm 65
- 3.1.20 csb csh csw 67
- 3.1.21 csUserAltBoot 68
- 3.1.22 devShow 69
- 3.1.23 diskBoot 70
- 3.1.24 docBoot 73
- 3.1.25 docProgram 75
- 3.1.26 docRead 77
- 3.1.27 downLoad 78
- 3.1.28 ds 80
- 3.1.29 echo 82
- 3.1.30 elfLoader 83
- 3.1.31 errorDisplay 86
- 3.1.32 eval 88
- 3.1.33 execProgram 90
- 3.1.34 fatDir 91
- 3.1.35 fatGet 93
- 3.1.36 fdShow 95
- 3.1.37 flashLock 97
- 3.1.38 flashProgram 100
- MOTLoad Commands 101
- 3.1.39 flashShow 103
- 3.1.40 flashUnlock 104
- 3.1.41 gd 107
- 3.1.42 gevDelete 108
- 3.1.43 gevDump 109
- 3.1.44 gevEdit 111
- 3.1.45 gevInit 112
- 3.1.46 gevList 113
- 3.1.47 gevShow 114
- 3.1.48 gn 115
- 3.1.49 go 116
- 3.1.50 gt 117
- 3.1.51 hbd 118
- 3.1.52 hbx 119
- 3.1.53 help 120
- 3.1.54 l2CacheShow 122
- 3.1.55 l3CacheShow 123
- 3.1.56 mdb mdh mdw 124
- 3.1.57 memShow 125
- 3.1.58 mmb mmh mmw 126
- 3.1.62 netBoot 132
- 3.1.63 netShow 135
- 3.1.64 netShut 137
- 3.1.65 netStats 138
- 3.1.66 noCm 140
- 3.1.67 pciDataRd 141
- 3.1.68 pciDataWr 142
- 3.1.69 pciDump 143
- 3.1.70 pciShow 144
- 3.1.71 pciSpace 146
- 3.1.72 ping 148
- 3.1.73 portSet 150
- 3.1.74 portShow 152
- 3.1.75 rd 153
- 3.1.76 reset 154
- 3.1.77 rs 155
- 3.1.78 set 156
- 3.1.79 sromRead 158
- 3.1.80 sromWrite 160
- 3.1.81 sta 162
- 3.1.82 stl 164
- 3.1.83 stop 166
- 3.1.84 taskActive 167
- 3.1.85 tc 169
- 3.1.86 td 170
- 3.1.87 testDisk 171
- 3.1.88 testDocHwInt 173
- 3.1.89 testEnetPtP 174
- 3.1.90 testNvramRd 175
- 3.1.91 testNvramRdWr 176
- 3.1.92 testRam 177
- 3.1.93 testRamAddr 179
- 3.1.94 testRamAlt 181
- 3.1.95 testRamBitToggle 182
- 3.1.96 testRamBounce 184
- 3.1.97 testRamCodeCopy 185
- 3.1.98 testRamEccMonitor 186
- 3.1.99 testRamMarch 187
- 3.1.100 testRamPatterns 188
- 3.1.101 testRamPerm 189
- 3.1.102 testRamQuick 190
- 3.1.103 testRamRandom 191
- 3.1.104 testRtcAlarm 192
- 3.1.105 testRtcReset 193
- 3.1.106 testRtcRollOver 194
- 3.1.107 testRtcTick 195
- 3.1.108 testSerialExtLoop 196
- 3.1.109 testSerialIntLoop 197
- 3.1.110 testStatus 198
- 3.1.111 testSuite 200
- 3.1.112 testSuiteMake 203
- 3.1.113 testThermoOp 205
- 3.1.114 testThermoQ 206
- 3.1.115 testThermoRange 207
- 3.1.116 testWatchdogTimer 208
- 3.1.117 tftpGet 209
- 3.1.118 tftpPut 212
- 3.1.119 time 215
- 3.1.120 transparentMode 217
- 3.1.121 tsShow 219
- 3.1.122 upLoad 220
- 3.1.123 version 222
- 3.1.124 vmeCfg 223
- 3.1.125 vpdDisplay 225
- 3.1.126 vpdEdit 227
- 3.1.127 wait 229
- 3.1.128 waitProbe 230
- MOTLoad Non-Volatile Data 231
- A.2.4 Restoring the Archive 233
- A.2.5 Editing VPD 234
- A.3.2 Reserved GEVs 236
- A.3.2.2 Network GEVs 238
- A.3.2.4 Disk Boot Option GEV 239
- A.3.2.5 Boot Results GEV 239
- A.3.2.6 IDE GEV 240
- A.3.2.7 SCSI GEV 241
- A.3.2.8 Test Suite GEVs 241
- A.3.2.10 Other GEVs 242
- A.3.3 Viewing GEV Values 243
- A.3.4 Viewing GEV Labels 243
- A.3.5 Creating GEVs 244
- A.3.6 Editing GEVs 245
- A.3.7 Deleting GEVs 245
- Remote Start 247
- B.2.11 VME Remote Start 256
- VME Configuration Parameters 263
- C.4 Editing VME Settings 264
- C.5 Deleting VME Settings 265
- Auto Boot 267
- D.2 Auto Boot From a Disk 268
- Appendix E 271
- E.1 Overview 271
- E.2 Safe Start 271
- E.3 Alternate Boot Images 272
- E.4 Firmware Startup Sequence 272
- E.6 Valid Boot Images 274
- E.6.1 Checksum Algorithm 275
- E.6.2 Boot Image Flags 275
- Related Documentation 279
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