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*WARNING* This list is incomplete.
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Keys used in the debugger (moldebug)
Remember to start mol with the -d flag.
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M-S single-step
M-T trace
M-G go
M-L go (breakpoint at LR)
M-M go (break at next rfi)
M-Y skip instruction
M-J toggle 68k/ppc monitor mode
M-1 SPR-view
M-2 data-view
M-RET switch focus
M-Q quit
M-P scroll message buffer up
M-N scroll message buffer down
M-space Expand/Shrink message buffer
C-p command history previous
C-n command history next
C-a, C-e, C-y, command line editing
C-f, C-b, C-k
M-f, M-b
up/down scroll instruction/data window up/down
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A short description of the commands avaible in the debugger
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help [cmd] print help
keyhelp [cmd] print keys
** Labels **
as label [addr] add symbol
rs [addr] remove symbol
es [filename] export symbols to file
is [filename] import symbols from file
cs clear all symbols
** Breakpoints **
br [addr] add breakpoint
brc clear all breakpoints
brd [addr] [dec] add decrementer breakpoint
brl list breakpoints
brm [addr] remove breakpoint
** Disassembly **
il [addr] [UIM] disassemble from addr [translation mode]
dm [addr] [UIM] display memory [translation mode]
sx show DEBUG registers
sf [stack addr] display stack frames (link chain)
** IO ranges **
ios display I/O-ranges and flags
iosb set all I/O-range breakflags
iocb clear all I/O-range breakflags
iob addr toggle I/O-range breakflag
iosv set all I/O-range verbose flags
iocv clear all I/O-range verbose flags
iov addr toggle I/O-range verbose flag
ioread addr [len] Access physical I/O-port (use with care!)
iowrite addr data [len] Write to physical I/O-port (use with care!)
** MMU stuff **
lpte ea [XSU] display linux PTE (page table entry)
lpter start end [XSU] display linux PTEs
lvtop ea translate linux virtual address to physical
eatop [ea] [XSU] translate mac effective address to physical
tea ea [XSU] translate mac effective address -> linux virtual ptr
tear start end [SU] translate mac effective address range -> linux virtual range
tlbia flush all entries from kernel PTE-table
tlbie ea flush entry from kernel PTE-table
mmucc check MMU consistency
dbtr [ea] display block translations
dae [ea] simulate data access exception
iae simulate instruction access exception
** MISC **
nvramri filename NVRAM, read image
nvramwi filename NVRAM, write image
nvramzap zap NVRAM
ofexport filename Dump OF Device tree to file
romwi filename Write ROM-image to file
ofw cmd send cmd to open firmware (through printer port)
reset Hard reset
** IO-DRIVERS **
dma_dc phys_addr display dbdma command
dma_dr [irq] display dbdma-registers
cudastate Display CUDA state information
platr [regnum] Read (physical) PLATINUM register
swim_dr display swim-registers
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