# Debugger Terminal Window Commands

This document provides manpages for all commands you can use in the Debugger Terminal window. To get a complete list of the commands, enter a question mark (?) into the window.

Select any of highlighted items below for more information.

- iostress-Stresses the IO subsystem to uncover bugs
- items-Displays lists of active items
- killkprintf-Disables kernel kprintf screen output
- killtask-Removes an executing task or thread from the system
- lmadm-Performs linked filesystem administration
- lmdf-Reports free space for Linked Memory Filesystem
- setalias-Sets a file path alias
- setbg-Sets the shell's default behavior to background execution mode
- setcd-Sets the shell's current directory
- setfg-Sets the shell's default behavior to foreground execution mode
- setmaxmem-Sets the amount of memory available in the system to the maximum amount possible
- setminmem-Sets the amount of memory available in the system to the minimum amount of memory guaranteed to be available in a production environment
- setpri-Sets the shell's priority
- setverbose-Controls the shell's verbosity mode
- showavailmem-Displays information about the amount of memory currently available in the system
- showcd-Shows the name of the current directory
- showerror-Displays an error string associated with a nu8merical system error code
- showkernelbase-Displays a few fields of interest from KernelBase
- showmemlist-Shows the contents of a memory list
- showmemmap-Displays a page map showing used and free memory pages, and showing which task owns which pages
- showshellvars-Shows the state of various shell variables
- showtask-Displays information about a task in the system
- sleep-Causes the shell to pause for a number of seconds
- sysload-Dynamically displays the system's CPU/memory load