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Display registry information for each registry key. The following information is displayed:
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| [<Number>] <Status> <Offset> <Length> <Data>
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| The number of the registry key is a unique identifier. Note that the number of the registry key is determined from the subsystem number and a subsystem offset where one hundred registry keys are reserved per subsystem. The monitor command ver list [(name|date)] identifies the subsystem number for each registered subsystem and the monitor command prm list identifies the subsystems that have registered parameters.
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| The status of the registry key will be one of the following:
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| The offset of the registry key is the offset within the parameter section. The registry key consists of a registry control block and is followed by the data block. The primary parameter section is located at address 0x003C0000 of main flash memory and the secondary parameter section is located at address 0x003E0000 of main flash memory. The monitor command fls read can be used to read the flash memory and thus the registry.
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| The length of the registry key is the length of the data block.
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| The data of the registry key will display a maximum of eight words from the data block.
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| This is intended as a development tool and should not be used during normal operation.
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Thermal 1.0 / 1.7x equivalents:
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- The monitor command reg dump does not have an equivalent.
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| Thermal 2 equivalents:
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- The monitor command reg dump is equivalent to reg dump.
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COMMAND: fls write (main|extended) <address> <value>
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COMMAND: fls read (main|extended) <address> <length>
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COMMAND: ver list [(name|date)]
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COMMAND: prm list
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