Asus Adaptec 2020 ZCR User Manual - Page 97

System Requirements, Compatibility, Update, Verify, Version

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Adaptec Flash Utility (AFU) The AFU is used to: ■ Update-Updates all the flash components on a controller with the flash image data from a User Flash Image (UFI) file. The AFU updates the controller's flash by reading UFI files and writing them to the controller's flash components. Note: The UFI includes the controller's type, thereby ensuring that the AFU uses the correct file. ■ Save-Reads the contents of a controller's flash components and saves the data to a UFI file. This allows you to later restore a controller's flash to its previous contents should the need arise. ■ Verify-Reads the contents of a controller's flash components and compares it to the contents of the specified UFI file. ■ Version-Displays version information about a controller's flash components. ■ List-Lists all supported controllers detected in your system. System Requirements The requirements for AFU are as follows: ■ MS-DOS version 5.0 or later. It cannot run from a DOS command prompt window under any version of Windows. ■ At least 8 MB of extended memory. Note: You cannot create the bootable floppy using Windows 2000. Compatibility The AFU has the following compatibility issues: ■ Supports HIMEM.SYS; compatible with other DOS drivers running under HIMEM.SYS (for example, SMARTDRV.SYS and SETVER.SYS). ■ Does not support DOS extenders installed in memory, such as EMM386.SYS and DOS4GW. C-2

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Adaptec Flash Utility (AFU)
The AFU is used to:
Update
—Updates all the flash components on a controller with
the flash image data from a User Flash Image
(UFI) file.
The AFU updates the controller’s flash by reading UFI files and
writing them to the controller’s flash components.
Note:
The UFI includes the controller’s type, thereby
ensuring that the AFU uses the correct file.
Save
—Reads the contents of a controller’s flash components and
saves the data to a UFI file. This allows you to later restore a
controller’s flash to its previous contents should the need arise.
Verify
—Reads the contents of a controller’s flash components
and compares it to the contents of the specified UFI file.
Version
—Displays version information about a controller’s
flash components.
List
—Lists all supported controllers detected in your system.
System Requirements
The requirements for AFU are as follows:
MS–DOS version 5.0 or later. It cannot run from a DOS
command prompt window under any version of Windows.
At least 8 MB of extended memory.
Note:
You cannot create the bootable floppy using Windows 2000.
Compatibility
The AFU has the following compatibility issues:
Supports
HIMEM.SYS
; compatible with other DOS drivers
running under
HIMEM.SYS
(for example,
SMARTDRV.SYS
and
SETVER.SYS
).
Does not support
DOS extenders installed in memory, such as
EMM386.SYS
and
DOS4GW
.