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Table 5.1 HyperCFG Options and Attributes (Cont.)

Options

Description

Display Options This option determines how the data displays. This option is valid only for /I.

/W[o]

Prints the dump for the /I option.

 

The [o] field can be either of the following:

 

V

Prints the dump in Verbose mode

 

 

 

 

Default option: If [o] is not specified, then data displays as a HEX

 

dump.

 

 

 

 

 

/F<fn>

Redirects the output to a file ‘fn’ (for filename). The default filename is

 

hypercfg.bin.

 

 

/Y[x][fn]

Logs to the given filename ‘fn’.

 

The default for ‘x’ is ‘f’. The default filename is hypercfg.bin.

 

The [x] field can be either of the following:

 

 

 

 

f

Logging is done only for errors. This is the default.

cContinuous logging is done.

1.Note: The exit code can be modified using the qualifier /Q. When /Q is specified, configuration-related com- mands return ARRAY COUNT on SUCCESS. In all other cases, ERROR LEVEL is returned. All the other options except /S, /F, /$, /B, /@, and /W have the default argument as zero.

/C[n] /D[cd] [Drive ID]

/C[n] /D[cd] specifies the drive ID.

/C[n]

Specifies the card number where the drive is present.

 

[n] is the card index, starting at 0, 1, 2...

 

 

/D[cd]

Selects drive for /R, /I, /L, /E, and /P options.

 

Possible values are as follows:

 

 

 

 

c

Port Number (0 or 1)

 

 

 

 

d

Device ID (0 or 1)

 

 

 

/C[n] /D[cd]

If ‘n’ is not specified then the sector number is 0.

[/B[Filename]]

/B dumps the specified sector to the specified file in BIN format.

[/$[Filename]]

/$ dumps the specified BIN file to the “nth” sector.

 

The default filename is hypercfg.bin.

 

 

/I[a] [/C[n]] [/D[cd]]

Displays identify device packet for specified drive.

[/B[Filename]]

 

 

/Ia

Displays ID Device Packet for all drives present.

 

 

 

 

 

/B[Filename]

Specifies to dump the 512 byte identify data to

 

 

filename.

 

 

 

 

/B option should not be specified with /Ia switch.

 

 

/P[s][/C<n>][/D<cd>]

Switches the drive to the specified power state. The default is powered

 

on in the Active state.

 

The possible value for [s] is:

 

[s] = S

The drive is powered on in the Suspend state.

 

 

 

Using HyperCFG

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