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Running the AFU, Accessing the AFU from the GUI, Select Controllers, Select an Operation, UPDATE

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DOS Utilities Running the AFU You can run the AFU from its graphical user interface (GUI) or from the command line. Accessing the AFU from the GUI To access the AFU: 1 At the DOS command prompt (typically A:\>), type AFU with no arguments. The main menu to the AFU is displayed. 2 Select Select Controllers and select the controllers to be flashed. 3 Select Select an Operation. 4 Select any available AFU function and follow the on-screen instructions. Accessing the AFU from the Command Line At the DOS command prompt (typically A:\>), type AFU followed by a command and any optional switches. The AFU processes the command, prompts you to insert additional floppy disks as needed, exits, and reports success or an error message code. The syntax of the AFU command line is as follows: AFU [/C] [/D ] [/?] where is one of the following AFU commands: I HELP-Displays AFU help text. I LIST-Lists the AFU-supported controllers installed on this system. I SAVE-Saves the contents of a controller's flash to the specified UFI file. I UPDATE-Updates a controller's flash from the data in the specified UFI file. I VERIFY-Compare the controller's current flash to the specified UFI file. I VERSION-Displays the controller's current flash version information. B-4

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B-4
DOS Utilities
Running the AFU
You can run the AFU from its graphical user interface (GUI) or
from the command line.
Accessing the AFU from the GUI
To access the AFU:
1
At the DOS command prompt (typically
A:\>
), type
AFU
with no
arguments.
The main menu to the AFU is displayed.
2
Select
Select Controllers
and select the controllers to be flashed.
3
Select
Select an Operation
.
4
Select any available AFU function and follow the on-screen
instructions.
Accessing the AFU from the Command Line
At the DOS command prompt (typically
A:\>
), type
AFU
followed
by a command and any optional switches. The AFU processes the
command, prompts you to insert additional floppy disks as
needed, exits, and reports success or an error message code.
The syntax of the AFU command line is as follows:
AFU <Command> [/C<Controller ID>] [/D <UFI File Path>] [/?]
where
<Command>
is one of the following AFU commands:
■
HELP
—
Displays AFU help text.
■
LIST
—
Lists the AFU-supported controllers installed on this
system.
■
SAVE
—
Saves the contents of a controller
’
s flash to the specified
UFI file.
■
UPDATE
—
Updates a controller
’
s flash from the data in the
specified UFI file.
■
VERIFY
—
Compare the controller
’
s current flash to the
specified UFI file.
■
VERSION
—
Displays the controller
’
s current flash version
information.