On power-up, it identifies itself as:
************************************************ * Cooperative Multitasking OS Ver 0.02 * * ===================================== * * Cadence Design Systems, Inc. * * Copyright (C) 2000 * ************************************************
There is no password. The main menu looks like this:
atm - ATM Menu Node eth - Ethernet Menu Node nv - NvData Menu Node adslShow - ADSL Reg Show cstart - show startup loading devShow - show serviced devices di - extended diagnostics dmb - disp mem byte [addr] dml - disp mem long [addr] smb - set mem byte [addr value] sml - set mem long [addr value] fldump - show supported FLASH devs flsize - show FLASH size free - free [address] gInit - gpcifInit [offset] gRead - gpcifRead [offset] gWrite - gpcifWrite [offset] i - show threads intLock - duh! intUnlock - duh! intrGet - get Intr mask status intrSet - set Intr mask status intrShow - show interrup controler logShow - show logging info malloc - allocate memory [size] msDelay - delay for N milliseconds osClr - clear scheduler stats osStat - show scheduler stats panic - panic [string] perShow - show periodic services printf - printf "fmt", ... profile - thread profiling [0|1] readPSR - get Processor Status Reg reboot - reboot the modem set - set dsl disconnect/restart show - show conn or show dslstatus stackChk - check stack usage trainDSL - kbits tstmpEnab - enable/dis timestamp tstmpFreq - get timestamp freq tstmpEx - exercise timestamp tstmp2ms - timestamp to millisec tstmp2us - timestamp to microsec timestamp - get hw timestamp timerShow - show hardware timers tprio - set thread priority uptime - pretty-print system uptime usDelay - delay for N microseconds uspeed - set UART speed xd - hexdump [addr,count,base] help - print this help
From this thread thanks to Huckleberry3
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