9.15.8.9 Arguments
At a minimum you must specify -client <name> OR
-startpage <page_number> -endpage <page_number> -block <number>
-name {device_name}
Optional user-defined device name. The device name is not required if there is only one device in the current configuration, or a device has already been selected using the set_debug_device command.
-block {integer_value}
(Optional argument; you must set -client or –startpage, –endpage and –block before use.) Specifies location of block for memory check.
-client {client_name}
Name of client for memory check.
-startpage {integer_value}
Startpage for page range; value must be an integer. You must specify a –endpage and –block along with this argument.
-endpage {integer_value}
Endpage for page range; value must be an integer. You must specify a –startpage and -block along with this argument.
-access {all | status | data}
(Optional argument; you must set -client or –startpage, –endpage and –block before use.) Specifies what NVM information to check: page status, data or both.
Value | Description |
|---|---|
all | Shows the number of pages with corruption status, data corruption and out-of-range write count (default) |
status | Shows the number of pages with corruption status and the number of pages with out-of-range write count |
data | Shows only the number of pages with data corruption |
-show {summary | pages}
(Optional argument; you must set -client or –startpage, –endpage and –block before use.) Specifies output level, as explained in the table below.
Value | Description |
|---|---|
summary | Displays the summary for all checked pages (default) |
pages | Displays the check results for each checked page |
-file {filename}
(Optional argument; you must set -client or –startpage, –endpage and –block before use.) Name of output file for memory check.
