The MEM (Memory) command identifies the memory modules and their addresses at the time a dump is created. The value of the IP range registers are also listed for CS7801 systems.

For IOP systems, the output also identifies the processor memory range register values.

Syntax

── MEM ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤

Example

The following example shows the output from the MEM command.

INPUT: MEM
MEMORY MOD ANALYSIS (MOD = 128 KW)
   0 (0000000000) - 2047 (000FFFFFFF)  PRESENT
2048 (0010000000) - 4095 (001FFFFFFF)  ABSENT - PCI HOLE
4096 (0020000000) - 9214 (0047FFFFFF)  PRESENT
PRESENT MOD COUNT = 7168 (896 MW)
IP RANGE REGISTERS:
   LOW EMODE MEMORY LIMIT:              000FFFFFFF
   NON-COHERENT BYTE MEMORY BASE:       0018400000
   NON-COHERENT BYTE MEMORY LIMIT:      001FFFFFFF
   HIGH EMODE MEMORY BASE:              0020000000
   HIGH EMODE MEMORY LIMIT:             0047FFFFFF