
Diagnostic Parameters and Commands
Using diagnostics-related DO commands for the MAX 6000 unit’s PCMCIA card
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Permission level: Requires Diagnostic mode permissions.
Usage: For an unformatted PCMCIA card:
fImageCopy (-i | -p)
For an FAT-formatted PCMCIA card:
fImageCopy (-i | -p
path
)
where:
•
-i
copies the code image from the internal flash memory to the PCMCIA card
•
-p
copies the code image from the PCMCIA card to internal flash memory
•
path
is the destination path and filename of the code image
Example: Examples are:
Fload
Description: Uses TFTP to copy a file from the TFTP server to the MAX 6000 unit’s
PCMCIA card.
Permission level: Requires Diagnostic mode permissions.
Usage:
fload
tftp_server_IPadr path1
[
path2
]
where:
•
tftp_server_IPadr
is the IP address of the server on which you have stored the
MAX executable files.
•
path1
is the pathname of the file you are copying to the PCMCIA card.
•
path2
is the pathname for the file on the PCMCIA card.
Example: The following command results in a TFTP transfer of the MAX 6000 load named
m601t1bxkh.bin
from the server with the IP address of
198.186.66.32
to the
directory
/current
on the PCMCIA card. The file is renamed
m60.bin
when placed on the
card.
> fload 198.186.66.32 m601t1bxkh.bin /current/m60.bin
The following command also results in a TFTP transfer of the MAX unit load named
m60.bin
from the server with the IP address of
198.186.66.32
to the
/current
directory on the PCMCIA card. The directory
/current
is the default.
> fload 198.186.66.32 m60.bin
> fImageCopy -i
Copies the internal flash memory code image to
the PCMCIA card.
> fImageCopy -p
Copies the code image from an unformatted
PCMCIA card to the internal flash memory.
> fImageCopy -p
/current/TAOSfilem60.bin
Copies
TAOSfilem60.bin
from a FAT-for-
matted PCMCIA card to internal flash memory.