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EXAMPLE 2: This command makes segment 1 the active boot segment and
segment 4 the active data segment:
File>fb 1 4
You can use an asterisk (*) in place of either <boot
segment> or <data segment> to tell the access point to not
change that segment. For example, this command leaves
the active boot segment unchanged and changes the active
data segment to 4:
File>fb * 4:
This can also be accomplished by:
File>fb ab: 4:
"
NOTE: Colons are optional but you can use them for better command
consistency.
Fd Command
Use Fd to display the FLASH file system directory,
including information about the boot file. For example:
Boot File=USTART29.BIN <FLASH boot file>
Boot Address=250ef0 <boot file’s starting address>
Boot Segment=1 <active boot segment>
Data Segment=3 <active data segment>
File Directory: seg type length date time ver
USTART29.BIN R E 279299 12-05-97 15:25:58 v01.27
USTART29.BIN 1 E 331444 12-19-97 15:28:22 v01.27
FALCON_D.29K 3 D 014965 12-15-97 13:30:01 v02.20
SYNUHF_D.29K 4 D 019159 12-11-97 09:10:35 v02.20