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76 CHAPTER 8: REFERENCE FOR THE UPGRADE MANAGEMENT UTILITIES
Values
Options
The options marked with an asterisk will reboot the bridge/router or individual
modules.
bcmdf
Syntax bcmdf <device>[:<drive:>]
Description The bcmdf utility displays the amount of total and available disk space.
Values
Options No available options
<device> Identifies the bridge/router that receives the changes specified by the
bcmctrl utility.
<slot> Specifies the slot where the I/O module is located that receives the
changes specified by the bcmctrl utility.
-u[pdate] Copies the complete set of boot parameters from the test boot
source to the primary boot source.This operation is typically
performed after a successful test reboot to ensure that the next
normal reboot uses the same parameters.
-s[wap] Swaps the parameters in the primary and secondary boot sources.
-c[ommit] Cancels the test reboot countdown timer. This stops the automatic
test reboot begun by the test reboot parameter.
-r[eboot]* Reboots the bridge/router or switch or the I/O module specified by
the <slot> parameter.
-t[estreboot]:
[<seconds>]*
Reboots the bridge/router or switch from the test boot source so
that if this command is not used again with the -c option, the
bridge/router automatically reboots with its primary configuration.
The optional seconds parameter indicates the length of time in
seconds the bridge/router should count down before automatically
rebooting. If you do not supply a value for <seconds>, the default
value of 120 seconds is used.
-q:r[eboot] Queries the reboot status of the bridge/router or switch or I/O
module specified by the <slot> parameter.
-q:t[ransfer] Queries the transfer status of the bridge/router or switch.
-w:r[eboot] Waits for the bridge/router or switch to reboot.
-w:t[ransfer] Waits for the last requested transfer to complete.
<device> The hostname or the IP address of the bridge/router or
switch.
<drive:> The device drive that holds the disk for which the amount of
total and available disk space will be counted and displayed.