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August 1990

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Document:	DECstation 5000 Model 200 Workstation Revised Consol Commands
Order Number:	EK-CUFCO-QR
Revision:	001
Pages:	6
Original Filename:	https://web-docs.gsi.de/~kraemer/COLLECTION/DEC/cufcoqr1.pdf

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August 1990

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
cnfg
ctrs
d
disable
dump
e
enable
fill
go
help
init
printenv
scsi prb
scsi rst
setenv
t
unsetenv
passwd
test
warm

?
boot
cnfg
t #/ctrs
d
configured automatically
e
e
configured automatically
d
go
?
init
printenv
cnfg
init
setenv
t
unsetenv
passwd
test
restart

Table 2. Revised Console Command Functions
Commands

Function

?
boot
cat1
cnfg
d
e
erl1
go
init
ls1
passwd
printenv
restart
script1
setenv
sh1
t
unsetenv

Display list of console commands and formats
Boot the system
Display scripts
Display system configuration information
Write data into memory
Examine memory contents
Display a log of error messages
Transfer control to a specific address
Reset the system
Display a list of objects present in a module
Set and clear the console password
Print environment variables
Perform a software restart
Enter a short script at the console
Set environment variables
Invoke a script
Invoke module diagnostics
Delete environment variables

1 New command

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

Table 4. Comparison of Original and Revised Boot Commands
Original Command

Revised Command

boot
boot -s
boot -f tz(0,5)
boot -f rz(0,0,0)vmunix
boot -f mop( )
boot -n

boot1
boot $boot
boot 5/tz5
boot 5/rz0/vmunix -a
boot 6/mop -a
boot $boot -n2

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 f
cnfg d
cnfg 0
cnfg 1
cnfg 2
cnfg 5
cnfg 6

cnfg
cnfg 7
no longer used
cnfg 0
cnfg 1
cnfg 2
cnfg 5
cnfg 6

Table 6. Comparison of Original and Revised Console Terminal Commands
Original Command

Revised Command

disable tty(0,2)
disable tty(0,3)
enable tty(0,2)
enable tty(0,3)

configured automatically
configured automatically
configured automatically
configured automatically

Table 7. Comparison of Original SCSI Commands and Revised Commands
Original Command

Revised Command

scsi prb szn(0)
scsi rst szn(0)
scsi tst tz(0,5)
scsi tst -wrt tz(0,5)
scsi tst rz(0,4)
scsi tst -wrt rz(0,4)

cnfg 5
init 5
t 5/target 5
t 5/target 5 w
t 5/target 4
t 5/target 4 w

Table 8. Comparison of Original and Revised System Commands
Original Command

Revised Command

init
passwd
passwd -s
passwd -c
test
test f
test 0
test 1
test 2
test 5
test 6

init
passwd
passwd -s
passwd -c
test
7/pst-t
0/pst-t
1/pst-t
2/pst-t
5/pst-t
6/pst-t

Table 9. Comparison of Original and Revised Environment Variables
Original Command

Revised Command

printenv
setenv
unsetenv

Original Variable

Revised Variable

baud2
baud3
bootpath
testaction
haltaction
bootaction
console
kbd
scsiid0
scsiid1
scsiid2
scsiid3

no longer used
no longer used
boot
testaction
haltaction
no longer used
console
configured automatically
configured automatically
configured automatically
configured automatically
configured automatically