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Managing a NonVolatile File System

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Copying Files from NVFS to DOS

When copying ﬁles from NVFS to DOS on FN, LN, or CN routers equipped with

Flash System Controllers, make sure that the NVFS ﬁlename contains no more

than eight characters with an optional extension of no more than three characters

preceded by a dot (xxxxxxxx.xxx). NVFS ﬁlenames can consist of one to 15

characters; DOS ﬁlenames can consist of one to eight characters with an optional

one- to three-character extension. When the DOS operating system receives a

ﬁlename that contains more than eight characters, it truncates the ﬁlename.

Examples:

If you enter: The system copies:

copy conﬁg alt.cfg

The conﬁg ﬁle on the active volume and names the

copy alt.cfg.

copy 3:alt.cfg

The alt.cfg ﬁle on Volume 3 and stores the copy, also

named alt.cfg, on the active volume.

copy 2:l6_22.log

2:sp.log

The l6_22.log ﬁle on Volume 2 and names the copy

sp.log.

copy 2:conﬁg

3:conﬁg

The conﬁg ﬁle on Volume 2 and stores the copy, also

named conﬁg

, on Volume 3.

copy *.* 3:

All ﬁles from the active volume to

Volume 3.

copy 2:*.exe 4:

All executable ﬁles from Volume 2 to

Volume 4.

copy 3:???.* 4:

All ﬁles with a ﬁlename of three characters from Vol-

ume 3 to Volume 4.

Note: You cannot copy from NVFS to DOS on an AFN, which allows only one

ﬁle system (NVFS) to be available after a system boot.

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