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Managing a Nonvolatile File System

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Naming Files: Rules and Conventions

The rules for naming files are as follows:

• You must specify the volume location (slot number) of any file you reference

and of any file you create. The sections that follow detail the syntax

requirements, including the slot number specification, for each command.

• File names must start with an alphabetical character. The remaining characters

must be alphanumeric, and may also include the underscore (_) character and

dot (.) character. Spaces are not allowed.

• File names can consist of one to 15 characters. We recommend a limit of 8

characters, however, to ensure that all operating systems that we support can

recognize the names.

• File extensions are optional, and must be preceded by a file name and a dot.

The total Technician Interface limit for the file name and file extension is 15

characters (including the dot).

We also recommend the following conventions when naming files so that you can

easily distinguish files by type:

• Use the .exe

file extension for router software images for the FRE and

Motorola modules (BLN, BLN-2, BCN, AN, ANH, ARN, and ASN). The

default router software images are bn.exe, an.exe, arn.exe, asn.exe, and

s5000.exe.

• Use the .cfg

file extension for alternative configuration files. The default

configuration file is config

• Use the .al

file extension for alias files.

• Use the .log file extension for log files.

• Use the .bat

file extension for script files.

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