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Using Technician Interface Software

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The dinfo command displays the following data:

Vol: Slot number where the memory card is currently installed. (Vo l is short for

volume.)

State: Either formatted or corrupted. If you purchase a card from another

supplier, the

dinfo display may list it as corrupted. If a card is corrupted, format

it. (Refer to “Formatting a Memory Card” later in this chapter for instructions.)

Total Size: Total number of bytes (used and unused) in the memory card.

Free Space: Number of unused bytes in the memory card.

Contig Free Space: Number of unused bytes in the largest block of available

space in the memory card.

When you delete a ﬁle on a memory card, the ﬁle becomes inaccessible, but the

data remains on the card. Eventually, all space is used. The

compact command

copies the active ﬁles to memory, erases the memory card, and copies the ﬁles

back to the memory card. Refer to the section “Compacting File Space” to free up

space to prevent or respond to a ﬁle allocation failure.

Displaying a Directory

Use the dir command to display a list of the ﬁles on a particular volume. You can

enter the wildcard characters

* and ? to display ﬁlenames with the character

strings you specify.

Enter the following to list the ﬁles stored on the active volume:

dir

Enter the following to list the ﬁles stored on a different volume, where <vol> is

the slot number containing the volume:

dir

<vol>

The directory display shows an entry for each ﬁle on the volume. Each entry

consists of a ﬁlename, size, and modiﬁcation date/weekday/time. Figure 4-2

shows a sample response to the

dir command on a BLN.

1 2 ... 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 ... 351 352

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