Technical data

Managing a Nonvolatile File System
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Changing the Active Volume
Use the
cd
command to change the active volume, as follows:
cd
<vol>
:
<vol> is the slot number of the volume.
The system displays the new active volume.
If you enter the cd command without specifying a volume, the system displays the
present working directory, as follows:
cd
Present Working Directory: 2:
Copying a File
Use the
copy
command to make a copy of a file. You can use the wildcard
characters
*
and
?
when issuing the
copy
command to copy multiple files.
Enter the following to copy a file on the active volume:
copy
<old_file> <new_file>
Enter the following to copy a file to a different volume:
copy
<vol>
:
<old_file> <vol>
:
<new_file>
<vol>
in <vol>:<old_file> is the slot number of the source volume.
<vol> in <vol>:<new_file> is the slot number of the target volume.
Caution:
The system automatically overwrites any file already on the volume
that has the same file name as the file you are creating. To avoid overwriting an
existing file, display a directory of the volume’s contents and determine the file
names that are already in use.