Allied Telesis B57UDIAG - Manual (Page 5)

BCM570x • B57UDIAG User’s Guide
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1. Introduction
This document provides information on how to use the b57udiag DOS program on the
Broadcom BCM57xx family of Gigabit Ethernet adapters.
The b57udiag program can be controlled by commands entered from the DOS prompt or
a user command mode. When the b57udiag program is started without parameters, a
number of diagnostic tests are executed. To enter the user command mode, use the –cmd
parameter. DOS commands, described in the following sections, are entered at the DOS
command line and executed without entering the user command mode.
When the user command mode is entered information for all devices in the system is
displayed. The following excerpt provides an example of three devices in the system:
C Brd:Rv Bus/Dev PCI Spd Base IRQ EEP MAC Fmw Configuration
- ------- ------- ---- --- ----- --- ---- ------------ ---------- -------------
0 5703:A3 03:09:0 32 33 D580 11 128K 00101801026C 5703-c2.33 Mr,auto
1 5703:A3 03:0A:0 32 33 D990 5 128K 00101801026C 5703-c2.33 Mp,auto
2 5703:A3 05:05:0 32 33 E400 10 128K 00101801026C 5703-c2.33 Mb,auto
0:>setwol –e all
0:>device
C Brd:Rv Bus/Dev PCI Spd Base IRQ EEP MAC Fmw Configuration
- ------- ------- ---- --- ----- --- ---- ------------ ---------- -------------
0 5703:A3 03:09:0 32 33 D580 11 128K 00101801026C 5703-c2.33 WMp,auto
1 5703:A3 03:0A:0 32 33 D990 5 128K 00101801026C 5703-c2.33 WMp,auto
2 5703:A3 05:05:0 32 33 E400 10 128K 00101801026C 5703-c2.33 WMp,auto
In the example above, the Configuration column indicates the protocol used as the boot
agent. The following protocols are supported.
• PXE: indicated by ‘p’
• RPL: indicated by ‘r’
• BOOTP: indicated by ‘b’