Configuring Your System
6-6 AlphaServer 1000 Rackmount Owner's Guide
The show memory Command
The
show memory
command displays information for each memory module in the
system. The command and a sample display are shown in Example 6–3.
Example 6–3: The show memory Command
Passed
1
Not Installed
2
Not Installed
3
Module
------
Size
----
Base Addr
---------
0
64MB
00000000
Intlv Mode
----------
Intlv Unit
----------
Status
------
0
1-Way
Total Bad Pages 0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
MLO-011587
POO>>> show memory
Elements of show memory Command in Example 6–3
1
Module slot number
2
Size of memory module
3
Base or starting address of memory module
4
Interleave mode: number of modules interleaved (1 to
4-way interleaving)
5
Interleave unit number
6
Status (passed, failed, or not installed)
7
Number of bad pages in memory (8 KB/page)
The set and show Commands
The
set
and
show
commands are used to set environment variables. Typically, you set
environment variables when you configure a system.
Synopsis:
set [-default] [-integer] [-integer] -[string] envar value
