Zhone 5100 参照マニュアル

CHAPTER 1
System commands

You can rename a specified filename or directory by issuing the rename command. If you want to 

change the name of the file to an identifying date, such as the date the code is downloaded or add 

a version letter or number, you can use this command.
Syntax: rename <current filename> <new filename> 
             rename directory <new directory name>
Arguments:

current filename

an 8-character name with a 3-character extension for the file 

that you want to rename

new filename

an 8-character name with a 3-character extension for the new 

file or directory name

new directory name

an 8-character name with a 3-character extension for the new 

directory name

Example:

In this example, the file name is changed from 

s020101

.bin to sip0624.bin, to include the date 

that the code was downloaded.

You can remove a directory that you created for storage purposes by issuing the rmdir command. 

The maincode directory is permanent and cannot be deleted.

Warning. Directories that have been deleted cannot be recovered. You should make 

backup copies of information that you value for future use. 

Syntax: rmdir <directory name>
Argument:

directory name the name of the directory that you want to delete

Example:

VPacket# rename s020101.bin sip0624.bin

Renamed file s020101.bin to sip0624.bin

VPacket#

VPacket# rmdir myfiles

This action will delete the directory myfiles

Do you want to continue (y|n) [n]? y

Directory myfiles deleted

VPacket#

WARNING