System Console Commands,
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Deposit
The DEPOSIT command is used to write to memory locations
from the console.
Syntax:
DEPOSIT /QUALIFIERS ADDRESS DATA
Table 4–4 lists the DEPOSIT command qualifiers and what each
one specifies.
Table 4–4 DEPOSIT Command Qualifiers
Data size
/B - Byte (8 bits)
/W - Word (16 bits)
/L - Longword (32 bits)
/Q - Quadword (64 bits)
Address type
/V - Virtual address
/P - Physical address
/I - Internal processor register
/G - General purpose register
/M - Machine register
Range of
addresses
/N:X - Specifies that the X+1 locations be
written with the value specified by DATA.
Protection
/U - Unprotects a protected memory location,
for example, the area of memory that the
console uses.
The ADDRESS specifies the address (or first address) to be
written.
DATA values must be given in hexadecimal.
Example:
This example writes the value 01234567 into six longword
locations starting at address 00100000.
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