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mint/sys/share/doc/net-tools/slinkctl.txt

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+SLINKCTL.TTP
+------------
+SLINKCTL is a command-line program for controlling SCSILINK.XIF.    It
+retrieves statistics, clears statistics, and/or resets the device.  The
+statistics are intended to help in problem determination, so will not be
+very meaningful to the end user; however, if you have a problem, we may
+ask you to run it and send the results to Anodyne Software.  SLINKCTL
+has the following syntax:
+
+    slinkctl [-c] [-r] [-tN] <interface>
+
+By default (i.e. with no optional parameters) it reports internal statistics
+including the trace for the interface named <interface>.  If one or more
+of the options is set, the appropriate actions are carried out but no
+report is created.
+
+Available options:
+    -c    clears the statistics counters
+    -r    resets the interface (useful if it seems to be hung)
+    -tN   sets the number of entries in the trace table to N; N must
+          be between 0 & 10000 inclusive.  NOTE: the trace table is
+          mostly for use during development, and is not likely to
+          mean much to the casual user.  It's recommended that you
+          leave the number of entries at zero (the default).
+
+Output is to stdout.
+
+Examples:
+   slinkctl.ttp en0
+      writes the statistics for port 'en0' to stdout
+   slinkctl.ttp -c en0
+      clears the statistics for port 'en0'
+   slinkctl.ttp -r en1
+      resets the SCSI/Link device at port 'en1'
+
+
+REVISION HISTORY
+================
+Version
+-------
+  0.50        First public beta release
+
+  0.60      . SLINKCTL now displays the MAC address of the device
+            . SLINKCTL now only writes to stdout (you may of course use
+              the shell to redirect output to a file)
+
+
+Roger Burrows
+Anodyne Software
+20/November/2007