RIO Remote I/O System User Guide
Command line utilities
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Chapter 5 RIO command line utilities
Command line utilities
This section includes the following;
•rioisacfg utility on page 246
•rioconfig utility on page 247
•RIO system commands under Solaris/Linux/LynxOS on page 248

rioisacfg utility

Operating systems Available under: Solaris.
The rioisacfg utility allows you to define addresses and IRQ l evels for RIO host
cards you add to the system. The command syntax for this util ity is as follows;
rioisacfg [-n<name>] [-m<addr>] [-i<irq>] [-p] [-a<ioaddr>] [-d<name>]
Where:
Some typical example commands are shown below;
For information on using the rioisacfg utility to assign ho st card addresses and IRQ levels,
see Assigning ISA host card addresses and IRQ levels on page 41 in Chapter 2
Installing hardware and software.
Command Description
-n<name> Specifies the host card name
-m<addr> Specifies host card memory address
-i<irq> Specifies host card interrupt level
-p Toggles the state of polling
-a<ioaddr> Specifies the host card i/o address
-d<name> Deletes the named host card entry
-l Lists the current configuration
Example command Description
/etc/rioisacfg -n ISA1 -m 0xD0000 -i 9 Set host card
parameters.
rioisacfg -p Sets polling.
rioisacfg -d ISA1 Deletes an ISA card.