logdump
| Command name | logdump |
| Command synopsis | Displays logged messages |
| Command description | Provides a mechanism to output logging information. |
| Command arguments | 6 optional arguments: Argument 1 specifies the area of memory from which to retrieve log messages from. 'r' = RAM, 'n' = non-volatile. Argument 2 specifies the order of the log messages. "old" = oldest first, "new" = newest first. Argument 3 limits the number of logged messages displayed to n. Set to zero (0) or omit the argument to display all logged messages. Argument 4 controls the generation of a timestamp field in the log dump messages. Set to 1 for enable; 0 for disable. Argument 5 controls the generation of a subsystem name field in the log dump messages. Set to 1 for enable; 0 for disable. Argument 6 controls the generation of a service name field in the log dump messages. Set to 1 for enable; 0 for disable. The default (for omitted command arguments) displays all logged messages from RAM, newest first, with all message fields enabled. |
| Command type | Diagnostic |
| Access level | General |