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STLLOAD(8)		  BSD System Manager's Manual		    STLLOAD(8)

NAME
     stlload - Stallion Technologies multiport serial board down loader

SYNOPSIS
     stlload [-vhVR] [-i image-file] [-c control-device] [-r rx-buf-size] [-t
	     tx-buf-size] [-B boot-banner] [-b unit-number]

DESCRIPTION
     stlload is used to download the firmware code to Stallion Technologies
     intelligent multiport serial boards.  A firmware download is only re-
     quired for those boards that use the Stallion stli driver.	 This includes
     the EasyConnection 8/64, ONboard and Brumby families of boards.

     Different board types require different firmware images.  If the wrong
     firmware is loaded into a board it will fail to operate.

     The download process is achieved through the Stallion stli driver control
     device, /dev/stliomemX. This device implements a file type device that
     can read and write into the boards shared memory region.  It also imple-
     ments a number of special ioctls that reset and restart the board.

     The options are:

     -v	    Verbose output generation.	Trace is generated at each phase of
	    the download and startup process.

     -h	    Output usage information.

     -V	    Output version information.

     -R	    Reset the board only.  Does not proceed to download firmware to
	    the board.

     -i image-file
	    Specify the firmware image file to download.  The default firmware
	    image is /usr/libdata/stallion/cdk.sys.

     -c control-device
	    Specify the board control device through which to download the
	    firmware and start up the board.  The default is /dev/stliomem0.

     -r rx-buf-size
	    Specify the size of the boards shared memory Receive Data buffer.
	    By default the buffer is dynamically sized to use the maximum
	    available shared memory.

     -t tx-buf-size
	    Specify the size of the boards shared memory Transmit Data buffer.
	    By default the buffer is dynamically sized to use the maximum
	    available shared memory.

     -B boot-banner
	    Enable the slave debug trace flag during download.	This enables
	    debug trace output from the firmware code.	This trace is output
	    on port 0 of the board, and the port is set to 9600 baud, 8 data
	    bits, no parity and 1 stop bit.

     -b unit-number
	    Specify the unit (board) number to be downloaded.  The default is
	    to download board 0.

     stlload is typically run from /etc/rc.hardware. A sample script is pro-
     vided as /etc/rc.hardware/stli.proto, showing typical usage.  Normally
     this is all that will be required.

FILES
     /usr/libdata/stallion/cdk.sys   firmware code to EasyConnection 8/64
				     class boards

     /usr/libdata/stallion/2681.sys  firmware code to ONboard and Brumby class
				     boards

SEE ALSO
     stl(4),  stlstats(8),  rc(8)

HISTORY
     This program was originally developed by Greg Ungerer (gerg@stal-
     lion.com).

BSDI BSD/OS			  Jul 8, 1996				     2
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