Command Descriptions
Cooistart
COOLSTART
loads the system microcode and software from the
default
disc
unit
and allows the System
Operator to
perform
the
COOLSTART
operation
for MPE.
COOLSTART
differs from
START
in the following ways:
• No
channel
or
device
parameters
are
allowed .
• The
default
START device
is
always used.
II
No
opportunity
is
given to change
the
software
configuration
(no INITIAL dialogue).
The correct syntax for this command
is:
coo
[lstart]
Disc
DISC loads the system microcode and software from
the
START device (normally the system disc)
and
allows
the
System Operator to perform COOLSTART
or
WA:~MSTART
operations for MPE or
run
DUS.
The DISC command differs from
START
in
the
following ways:
e No channel
or
device parameters are allowed.
~
The
default
Start
device
is
always used.
The correct
syntax for this command
is:
DIS[{c}{k}]
Dump
Dump
loads
the
Dum',
software from
the
indicated device and transfers execution to
the
dump
software.
The
DUMP
command
2.lIowS
optional
channel
and clevic9 parameters
to
indicate
the
location of
the
dump
software (normally the system disc). F no parameters are supplied,
the
dump
software
is
loaded
from
the
default
START device.
DUMP
uses
the
START
default
device
number
stored in
the
TOC RAM, or
the
System
Operator
may specify
a
different
deivce.
If
WCS
is
not valid, ('ontrol ,10re
is
restored from
the
specified devil
..
::.
The
,uftJump
software
is
then
loaded and control
is
transferred
to it.
The load execution code test for v3lid parameters
and
transfers control
to
$5FFF if
the
microcode resides
in
WCS.
If no micrcode
is
loaded, control
is
passed back to
the
Maintenance Mode.
'fhe
correct syntax for this command
is:
H
for
help->Q!:!.[mp]
[chan,dev]
NOV 84
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