SWAN Concentrator and WAN Subsystem Troubleshooting Guide

Installing and Using the SWAN Tools
SWAN Concentrator and WAN Subsystem Troubleshooting Guide—426992-008
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QUEST 2 Command Syntax
DUMPDRAM=range (SWAN CLIP only)
displays the main memory image. This parameter is valid only for SWAN CLIP
dumps. For SWAN 2 CLIP dumps, the -im parameter option is used instead of
this parameter.
Valid main memory limits are from 0x00400000 to 0x007ff000 for SWAN CLIP
dumps. For SWAN 2 CLIP dumps, the valid main memory limits can be found
using the BLOCKLIST command.
At the command line interface, you would use the -im parameter option rather
than the DUMP DRAM parameter. In interactive mode you can use either, the
in parameter or the DUMP DRAM parameter.
TACL>quest2 -im range $system.volumename.filename
At the interactive interface, enter one of the following to invoke the DUMP
DRAM parameter.
TACL>quest2
-->im=range
or
-->dump dram=range
Some examples of this command follow
If entered at the TACL command line interface:
TACL> quest2 -im = 0x004000000 ..+20 &
$system.zwandump.D0123456
displays the specified range of dumps.
If entered through the interactive interface:
-->im=0x004000000 .. +20
displays the specified range of dumps.
-->dump dram=0x004000000 .. +20
displays the specified range of dumps.
DUMP FLASH[=range]
displays the FLASH image from 0x00000000 to 0x0007ffff for SWAN CLIP
dumps. For SWAN 2 CLIP dumps, the entire FLASH image is displayed
(356K).
If a range is specified, only that memory image is displayed. The valid FLASH
range can be found using the BLOCKLIST command for SWAN 2 CLIP dumps
and using help text for SWAN CLIP dumps.