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reply to Huckleberry3

Re: 5263 How do i change VCI VPI?

said by Huckleberry:

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The serial channel that is inside the 5262 was not intended to be a consumer interface. It is the shell of the modem's internal operating system. But it has several useful controls and status reports that I use to monitor my connection and reboot the modem when it needs it.

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said by Doctor Olds:

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Do you mean it is straight into the VxWorks Shell? If so, is it password protected or is that not possible on a direct serial interface

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************************************************
*     Cooperative Multitasking OS  Ver 0.02    *
*     =====================================    *
*          Cadence Design Systems, Inc.        *
*              Copyright (C) 2000              *
************************************************

    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

That is very cool Thanks! I look forward to your followup. It's not VxWorks like you say, that's for sure!!

This is from a 5660:

VxWorks (for PowerPC MPC850SAR rev A.00 CPM rev. 0x0065) version 5.3.1.
Kernel: WIND version 2.5. Made on Mar 9 2001, 14:52:54.
Boot line: cpm(0,0)host:/wind/target/config/gal9/vxWorks value = 57 = 0x39 = '9'

-> devs
drv name
0 /null
1 /tyCo/0
3 /pty/telnet.0.S
4 /pty/telnet.0.M
3 /pty/telnet.1.S
4 /pty/telnet.1.M
3 /pty/telnet.2.S
4 /pty/telnet.2.M
3 /pty/telnet.3.S
4 /pty/telnet.3.M
3 /pty/telnet.4.S
4 /pty/telnet.4.M
5 /ftp
5 /etc
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Regards,

Doctor Olds
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Help Team DSL Reports find E.T., put your CPU to good use. Clarke's First Law: "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic."

reply to Huckleberry3

said by Huckleberry:

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I will write a description of how to connect to this shell and post it to this forum.

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