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A-34 The Boot Console Interface Displaying and Setting VME Backplane ROM Boot Configuration Displaying and Setting VME Backplane ROM Boot Configuration On the VME menu, BPRconfig is used to display or set the VME backplane ROM boot parameters stored in non-volatile memory. To display the current VME backplane ROM boot parameters enter the following at the VME menu prompt: VME Menu: Enter command > bpr The information is displayed similar to the following example: Current BPR Configuration Parameters: Address: 0x00000000 AM: 0x3d VME Menu: Enter command > Use the following syntax to set the VME backplane ROM boot parameters: BPRconfig - Show backplane ROM boot configuration BPRconfig addr - Set VME address only BPRconfig addr am - Set VME address and VME address modifier code For example, bprconfig 0x0 0x3d sets the backplane ROM boot VME address to 0x0 and the VME address modifier code to 0x3d.

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A-34
The Boot Console Interface
Displaying and Setting VME Backplane ROM Boot Configuration
Displaying and Setting VME Backplane ROM Boot
Configuration
On the VME menu,
BPRconfig
is used to display or set the VME backplane
ROM boot parameters stored in non-volatile memory.
To display the current VME backplane ROM boot parameters enter the fol-
lowing at the VME menu prompt:
VME Menu: Enter command >
bpr
The information is displayed similar to the following example:
Current BPR Configuration Parameters:
Address:
0x00000000
AM:
0x3d
VME Menu: Enter command >
Use the following syntax to set the VME backplane ROM boot parameters:
BPRconfig
- Show backplane ROM boot configuration
BPRconfig
addr
- Set VME address only
BPRconfig
addr
am -
Set VME address and VME address modifier code
For example,
bprconfig 0x0 0x3d
sets the backplane ROM boot VME address to 0x0 and the VME address
modifier code to 0x3d.