This command dumps memory in both hexadecimal and ASCII format. Use one of the following command formats:
m start end
m start+length
start specifies the start address in hexadecimal, and end specifies the end address in hexadecimal. If the second parameter starts with a + character, then the following hexadecimal characters are interpreted as a length.
Address parameters are always virtual addresses (the MMU is still on).
The resulting format is similar to the EKA1 format.
For example:
> .m 81c01c60+30
81C01C60: 00 00 00 00 15 00 00 10 E0 6A 13 50 01 00 00 80 .........j.P....
81C01C70: 30 3B C0 81 34 D9 03 50 00 00 FF FF E8 1C C0 81 0;..4..P........
81C01C80: 34 D9 03 50 30 3B C0 81 FC 4A 13 50 E8 1C C0 81 4..P0;...J.P.....
If an illegal memory access occurs, the debugger traps the exception and displays an error message.