First, enter the MAP command to see a map of the hardware on your system.
Each item on the resulting list has a line number.  Note the line number for
"memory" and use it in the "select device" command, then enter the "info"
command.  For example, if the memory is device 64:

 cstm>select device 64
 cstm>info

If you enter the map command now, you will see the status of the memory will
be "Information starting" or "information running".  When the status changes
to "Information Successful," you can display the result with the "il"
(information log) command.

Note: You can avoid the necessity of repeatedly looking at MAP to determine
whether the info function has completed by entering "wait" at the prompt
following the "info" command.  You will not receive another prompt until the
info process has completed.

-----Original Message-----
From: Jeff Kubler [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2003 8:50 AM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: cstm and memory configuration question


To all;
I recall that cstm has the ability to show the configuration of your
current memory installation (what the makeup of your memory is in terms of
the boards used).  Can anyone tell me the command to use to get this
information?
Thanks,
Jeff

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