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If you type just the command show without a device mnemonic, LFU
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prompts for the device mnemonic. All the commands that require de-
vice mnemonic will prompt.
If you enter ? (or help) for the device, a table displays the syntax for
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specifying devices. All the commands that require device specifications
use this syntax. Note the use of wildcards. For example,
show kdm70* would display all KDM70 controller modules.
If you enter an exit command at the device prompt, LFU returns to
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the function prompt for another command.
The most useful form of the command is show * which displays every
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module in the system. Note in this example that the CPU and CIXCD
modules require updating. (In other words, the + means that the firm-
ware version on the CD-ROM is higher than the version on the mod-
ule.)
VAX 7000 systems do not support kn7aa and kzmsa. The following de-
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vices show up in the display instead:
ka7aa0
+
kfmsa0
1.10
E04
5.06
A04
Updating Firmware C-7
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