The command "HELP" should show you the list of commands. If your disk
interface is anything like the KFQSA then you will need to go into
"maintenance" mode 
(something like SET /UQSSP/MAINT or something) talk to the board and tell
it there are two drives attached. It will then pretend to be two
controllers each with one drive. (its weird but it works this way on my uV3800)

--Chuck

At 02:32 PM 10/22/99 -0400, Douglas Meade wrote:
>
>Yes bob,
>
>That abbreviation is equivalent.  I think that when these
>commands are available, there are usually shorted forms,
>such as "SHOW MEM", "SHOW ETHER",etc.  I have no luck
>with "SHOW DEV" either.
>
>Thanks for the suggestion, though.
>
>Doug
>
>On Fri, 22 Oct 1999, NetBSD Bob wrote:
>
>> > In particular, although I can do "SHOW ETHERNET" 
>> > and "SHOW MEMORY", the "SHOW DEVICE" command results 
>> > only in ILL CMD.  Is there anyway to determine on 
>> > this machine what devices are recognized after the POST?
>> 
>> I was thinking it was ``show dev''
>> 
>> Bob
>> 
>