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Script Cmd: NEWMON
NEWMON [-A:B:b:p:uvw:] {target_ip_address} {binary_boot_image_file}
This command allows the user to transfer a new
monitor binary boot image to a MicroMonitor based target. This command
is only applicable with targets running MicroMonitor, and the act of
replacing the boot image is dangerous, so make sure you know what
you're doing!
Options:
-A
{apprambase} by default, newmon uses "$APPRAMBASE"; this
option allows this to
be bypassed.
-B {bootrombase} by
default, newmon uses "$BOOTROMBASE"; this option allows this
to be bypassed.
-b {flash bank} by
default, newmon flash bank zero; this option allows this to
be bypassed.
-p {port_no}
by default, newmon uses UDP port 777; this allows the user
to
override that.
-u issue 'flash unlock' prior to sector modification.
-v
turn on verbosity.
-w {seconds}
by default moncmd will wait 5 seconds for a response; this
allows
the user to override that.
A value of zero here tells newmon not to
wait at all.
Note that this command is only useful with systems running
MicroMonitor.