Download Console Commands

EMEA CSO 0013
USR8550 – Console commands
23/04/02
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The cat command allows a console user to view the contents of the specified file. Only
printable characters are displayed, non-printable characters are represented by a ‘.’ character.
Printable characters include all standard printable characters together with carriage return, line
feed, and tab.
No output formatting is performed, and no scroll lock function implemented.
Example:
cat ipaddresses
See also:
Ls
fsck
Syntax:
fsck
Scope:
FLASHFS only.
Description:
The fsck command causes FLASHFS to perform a complete file system integrity check on
demand.
If any part of the test fails, appropriate console output will be displayed. A flag is maintained
by FLASHFS to indicate if FLASH contents are good or bad and this is set or cleared depending
on the result of the test. This test is automatically carried out during process initialisation and
also after each update, without foreground output (except in the event of an error).
Example:
Fsck
help
Syntax:
help
Scope:
ISFS and FLASHFS.
Description:
The help command displays the help text which lists the commands supported by the process.
The maximum trace levels are displayed in the relevant part of the help text.
Example:
help
See also:
Version
id
Syntax:
id <x>
Scope:
FLASHFS only.
Description:
The id command displays the identity of the specified FLASH device. The identity value is a
16bit number (displayed in Hex) that allows the programming software to identify the type(s)
of device(s) in the board. If the device ID is matched with a supported type (and it should be if
the user expects to
program the FLASH!) the vendor and part number will be displayed as well. Devices are
numbered from 0, and typically a system will contain 1 or 2 devices.
Example:
id 0
info
Syntax:
info
Scope: