DSL Commands

dsl_identify

usage: dsl_identify [-v] [--ifname ifname] location

-v Verbose output: report things which don't respond.
 --ifname The name of a NIC which can see the shelf.
 location An RCE location. May be wildcarded

Broadcasts 'identify yourself' packet to a network. All
 running RCEs matching the wildcarded location on that network
 will respond.

dsl_reboot

usage: dsl_reboot [options] location

-i, --ifname The name of a NIC which can see the shelf.
 -t, --type The destination OS type (linux/rtems/rescue/default) Default is nochange
 -b, --bitload The bitfile load directive [0:no_load|1:load] Default is nochange
 location An RCE location. May be wildcarded

Broadcast 'reboot yourself' packet to a network. All running
 RCEs matching the wildcarded location on that network will
 reboot to the target OS. Default target OS is 'default',
 meaning 'reboot to the default OS'.

dsl_update

usage: dsl_update --ip ip --src src --file file [options] location

-v Verbose output: report things which don't respond.
 --ip IP address of update server
 --src Path of update source directory on server (max 31 chars)
 --file Path of update file relative to source directory (max 31 chars)
 --ifname The name of a NIC which can see the shelf.
 --id 32-bit identifier for update transaction
 --tmo Response timeout in milliseconds
 location An RCE location. May be wildcarded

Broadcast 'update yourself' packet to a network. All running
 RCEs matching the wildcarded location on that network will
 update target filesystem by executing ip:src/file.