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<strong>Broadcom</strong> <strong>NetXtreme</strong> <strong>Ethernet</strong> <strong>Adapter</strong> • <strong>Diagnostic</strong> User’s <strong>Guide</strong><br />

2. Read and decode 40 bytes DMA content start from location 0x2000.<br />

8.17 dmatest<br />

0:> dma_d 2000 40<br />

**** DMA entry @ 0x2000 ****<br />

Host Address : 00000000:00000000<br />

NIC Address : 0x00000000<br />

Complete Q : Unknown<br />

Source Q : Unknown<br />

Length : 0<br />

Flags : 0x00000000<br />

Opaque Data : 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000<br />

cmd: dmatest<br />

Description: DMA Test<br />

Syntax: dmatest [iteration]<br />

Options:<br />

-l<br />

-a<br />

Length of data to do DMA<br />

NIC address<br />

-f Force to use 32-bit bus<br />

8.18 txcfg<br />

Example:<br />

1. Run DMA test.<br />

0:> dmatest<br />

**** Testing low priority DMA ***<br />

DMAing HOST (@0x003421f8) to NIC (@0x02100) length = 0x400 ... OK<br />

DMAing NIC (@0x02100) to HOST (@0x003421f8) length = 0x400 ... OK<br />

Checking data contents ... OK<br />

**** Testing High priority DMA ***<br />

DMAing HOST (@0x003421f8) to NIC (@0x00002100) length = 0x400 ... OK<br />

DMAing NIC (@0x02100) to HOST (@0x003421f8) with length = 0x400 ...<br />

OK<br />

Checking data contents ... OK<br />

2. Display Help.<br />

cmd: txcfg<br />

0:> dmatest -?<br />

Usage : dmatest [iteration]<br />

Options:<br />

-l Length of data to do DMA<br />

-a NIC address<br />

-f Force to use 32-bit bus<br />

page 35<br />

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