command in dshell mode
Posted: 08 Mar 2013 12:31
Hello all,
In a stack of 6 x OS6850-P24, in dshell mode apply the command bShell, and after g hold display this:
Certified: [Kernel]->bShell
Broadcom Command Monitor (BCM) service started.
BCM.0> g hold
g hold
HOLD.ge0[0xe700014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.ge1[0xe701014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.ge2[0xe702014]=0xf9: <COUNT=0xf9>
HOLD.ge3[0xe703014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.ge4[0xe704014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.ge5[0xe705014]=0x19017: <COUNT=0x19017>
HOLD.ge6[0xe706014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.ge7[0xe707014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.ge8[0xe708014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.ge9[0xe709014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.ge10[0xe70a014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.ge11[0xe70b014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.ge12[0xe70c014]=0x1d: <COUNT=0x1d>
HOLD.ge13[0xe70d014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.ge14[0xe70e014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.ge15[0xe70f014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.ge16[0xe710014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.ge17[0xe711014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.ge18[0xe712014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.ge19[0xe713014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.ge20[0xe714014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.ge21[0xe715014]=0x324: <COUNT=0x324>
HOLD.ge22[0xe716014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.ge23[0xe717014]=0x6a: <COUNT=0x6a>
HOLD.hg0[0xe718014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.hg1[0xe719014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.cpu0[0xe71c014]=0: <COUNT=0>
BCM.0> exit
exit
Exiting Broadcom diagnostic shell
value = 34 = 0x22 = '"'
Certified: [Kernel]->exit
Each row represent a port and an Count, but only display 24 ge, 2 hg ports (I think there are the stack ports maybe) and cpu.
If is a stack, how can see the output of the others slots?
Regards
uh
In a stack of 6 x OS6850-P24, in dshell mode apply the command bShell, and after g hold display this:
Certified: [Kernel]->bShell
Broadcom Command Monitor (BCM) service started.
BCM.0> g hold
g hold
HOLD.ge0[0xe700014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.ge1[0xe701014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.ge2[0xe702014]=0xf9: <COUNT=0xf9>
HOLD.ge3[0xe703014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.ge4[0xe704014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.ge5[0xe705014]=0x19017: <COUNT=0x19017>
HOLD.ge6[0xe706014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.ge7[0xe707014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.ge8[0xe708014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.ge9[0xe709014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.ge10[0xe70a014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.ge11[0xe70b014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.ge12[0xe70c014]=0x1d: <COUNT=0x1d>
HOLD.ge13[0xe70d014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.ge14[0xe70e014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.ge15[0xe70f014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.ge16[0xe710014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.ge17[0xe711014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.ge18[0xe712014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.ge19[0xe713014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.ge20[0xe714014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.ge21[0xe715014]=0x324: <COUNT=0x324>
HOLD.ge22[0xe716014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.ge23[0xe717014]=0x6a: <COUNT=0x6a>
HOLD.hg0[0xe718014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.hg1[0xe719014]=0: <COUNT=0>
HOLD.cpu0[0xe71c014]=0: <COUNT=0>
BCM.0> exit
exit
Exiting Broadcom diagnostic shell
value = 34 = 0x22 = '"'
Certified: [Kernel]->exit
Each row represent a port and an Count, but only display 24 ge, 2 hg ports (I think there are the stack ports maybe) and cpu.
If is a stack, how can see the output of the others slots?
Regards
uh