AMD 4.4.5 user manual To initialize the JumpDrive, and copy data to it

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AMD Confidential

User Manual

November 21st, 2008

Automation Command

 

 

Description

 

 

Initialize the jump drive image with a

 

 

single partition of the requested size

Initialize <SizeInMB>

 

specified by <SizeInMB>. The JumpDrive

 

 

supports image-sizes from 64-Mbytes to

 

 

8192-Mbytes (8-Gbytes).

 

 

Imports a directory from the host system

 

 

into the jump drive. The host path name

 

 

<HostPathName> can contain wildcards in

 

 

the last element. If the last element of the

ImportDir <HostPathName> <ImagePathName>

 

<HostPathName> does not contain

 

wildcards, and points to a directory, then

 

 

 

 

“*”

is assumed. The image path name

 

 

<ImagePathName> must be the name of a

 

 

directory. If it does not exist, it will be

 

 

created.

 

 

Exports a directory from the jump drive to

 

 

the

host system. The image path name

 

 

<ImagePathName> can contain wildcards

 

 

in the last element. If the last element of

ExportDir < ImagePathName> <HostPathName>

 

the <ImagePathName> does not contain

 

wildcards, and points to a directory, then

 

 

 

 

“*”

is assumed. The host path name

 

 

<HostPathName> must be the name of a

 

 

directory. If it does not exist, it will be

 

 

created.

Dir <ImagePathName>

 

Shows the contents of the directory path

 

given by <ImagePathName>.

 

 

Free

 

Shows the amount of free space on the

 

JumpDrive device.

 

 

 

 

This command is identical to the Initialize

 

 

command, only it does not create a FAT32

 

 

partition on the drive. It simply sets the

Size <Size in MB>

 

physical size of the device. Any formatting

 

 

or initialization will still need to be done

(presumably by the simulated operating system).

To initialize the JumpDrive, and copy data to it:

1 simnow>jumpdrive.initialize 64

This creates a 64-Mbyte FAT32 partition on the JumpDrive.

The following example copies the file “C:\test.bin“ to the JumpDrive and places it in the “\tmp“ directory. If the “\tmp“ directory does not exits on the JumpDrive, it is created automatically.

1 simnow>jumpdrive.importfile c:\test.bin \tmp\test.bin

62.99 Mbytes Available

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Appendix A

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