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 load
copies a file into the file memory.

make permanent copies SW to disk 1. When the EFN starts, it always
loads the SW from disk 1 into disk 0, which is the disk where the SW is run
(current).

start loads SW from the file memory into disk 0 and runs the SW (current).
However, if the SW is not made permanent, the EFN will load the file
saved on disk1 the next time it restarts.
The ‘software’ resource contains the names and statuses of loaded program
files. Status indicates which file is current, and which is defined as permanent.
The available disk partitions, the location of the current version and the
release time are also indicated.
10.2 Configuration Parameters
Configuration primarily refers to a complete set of all configuration attribute
values, also known as configuration parameter values, in all resources in the
system. Such a set of parameters may be saved under an arbitrary name.
The system may host one or several configuration data sets, containing
different versions of configuration parameters. Actual attribute and parameter
values may be saved at any time. One of the configuration data sets is defined
as ‘permanent’, in other words, the version that is selected at restart by default.
Parameter values may be read using the
get
command. For example:
Prompt#
get main_board temperature_limit
temperature_limit [M­0C]
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Parameter values can be set using the ‘set’ command. However, parameter
values can also be set or changed by other commands as well. For example:
Prompt#
config restore NAME
will replace current configuration data with the set that had previously been
saved under the name
NAME
.
Configuration data sets in the EFN324 are managed using the
config
command.