This object describes users operations regarding the file status,
such as media format, file copying, deleting files, making directories,
deleting directories and renaming files. This object will return current
status values.
Use to select format type:
fast: clear the file and directory information in the partion header.
full: clear the file and directory information in the partion header
and the all data sectors in the partion.
full-with-mbr: clear all data sectors in the disk ( or on the storage
drive) and rebuild the partion information.
Change the current directory to this directory. The path name can be specified either
as a full path name or partial name. Entering a partial path name denotes that the
directory is to be a part of the current directory.
When this object is set to none(1), the file will be deleted.
When this object is set to recursive(2), the directory will be deleted despite
of whether there is any file in it.
This command is used to copy a file to another file in
the file system. A file located in a drive of a unit can
be copied to another file located in another drive of
another unit. For any project that does not support the file
system on the flash, the system file such as runtime
image/configuration / prom /log can still be copied to
media or from media that supports the file system via
this command using the reserved keyword.
The keyword here refers to image-id, config-id, prom,
or log.
Use to assign the destination unit ID to copy.
If it is specified, swFSCopyDestinationDriveID should
be specified also.
If it is not specified, it refers to the current unit
specified by swFSDriveChangeUnitID. If the current unit
is not specified also, it refers to the master unit.
Specifies the destination drive ID to copy.
If swFSCopyDestinationUnitID is specified, this object
should be specified also.
If it is not specified, it refers to the current drive
specified by swFSDriveChangeDriveID.
Use to assign the destination unit ID to move.
If it is specified, swFSMoveDestinationDriveID should
be specified also.
If it is not specified, it refers to the current unit
specified by swFSDriveChangeUnitID. If the current unit
is not specified also, it refers to the master unit.
Specifies the destination drive ID to move.
If swFSMoveDestinationUnitID is specified, this object
should be specified also.
If it is not specified, it refers to the current drive
specified by swFSDriveChangeDriveID.