Adaptec 2256100-R Installation And User Manual page 47

The default value 0 indicates that there are multiple SATA/SAS controllers in the system,
and the values can be modified whenever needed.
/C 0 specifies that there is a single SATA/SAS controller ID, for example:
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/C 0, 2 specifies that there are multiple IDs separated by commas, for example:
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ALL represents that there are all SATA/SAS controllers.
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Note:
If you are using multiple
switch; otherwise the AFU displays an error message and the application is closed. You cannot
select ALL SATA/SAS controllers when you define SAVE.
/D <UFI File Path> specifies the path (drive and directory) where the UFI files are located.
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If you do not specify the /D switch, the AFU tries to search and create the UFI files in the
default location.
Note:
The path of the UFI file must be specified in the default location. The UFI filenames are
predefined, based on the
Examples
The below example indicates that the AFU saves the flash contents from Controller 0 to a UFI
file in the current default drive and directory:
A:\> AFU SAVE /C 0
The below example shows that the AFU saves the flash contents from Controller 1 to a UFI file
in C:\UFI_FILES.
A:\> AFU SAVE /C 1 /D C:\UFI_FILES
UPDATE
The command updates a SATA/SAS controller's flash components from the flash image
UPDATE
data in to the controller. The
flash components or multiple SATA/SAS controllers.
You must restart the computer following an
Command Syntax
The command syntax for the
Controller ID
AFU UPDATE [/C<
Command Switches
For details on the /C and /D switches, see
Examples
The following example shows a typical system response after an update has been performed:
A:\> AFU UPDATE /C 0
Appendix 10: Using the Adaptec Flash Utility for DOS
controllers, specify the controller by using the /C
SATA/SAS
controller type.
SATA/SAS
command is used to update a single SATA/SAS controller's
UPDATE
command.
UPDATE
command is as follows:
UPDATE
UFI File Path
>] [/D <
SAVE on page
/C 0
>]
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/C 0,2