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Adaptec Flash Utility (AFU) VERIFY The VERIFY command compares the contents of each of the flash components on a controller to the corresponding image in a UFI file and indicates whether they match. Use this command to determine whether a controller's flash components are up-to-date when compared to a specific UFI file. After using the VERIFY command, you must restart the computer. Command Syntax The command syntax for the VERIFY command is as follows: AFU VERIFY [/C] [/D ] Command Switches For details on the /C and /D switches, see the SAVE command on page C-6. Example The following example shows a typical system response after a verify command has been performed. A:\> AFU VERIFY /C 0 Adaptec Flash Utility V4.0-0 B5749 (c)Adaptec Inc. 1999-2002. All Rights Reserved. Reading flash image file (Build 5748) Controller #0: Adaptec 2410 ROM: Checksum: 797B [VALID] (Build 5748) File: Checksum: 797B [VALID] (Build 5748) Image Compares Correctly VERSION The VERSION command displays version information about the flash components on a controller. After using the VERSION command, you must restart the computer. Command Syntax The command syntax for the VERSION command is as follows: AFU VERSION [/C] Command Switches For details on the /C switch, see the SAVE command on page C-6. C-8

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Adaptec Flash Utility (AFU)
VERIFY
The
VERIFY
command compares the contents of each of the flash
components on a controller to the corresponding image in a UFI
file and indicates whether they match. Use this command to
determine whether a controller’s flash components are up-to-date
when compared to a specific UFI file.
After using the
VERIFY
command, you must restart the computer.
Command Syntax
The command syntax for the
VERIFY
command is as follows:
AFU VERIFY [/C<Controller ID>] [/D <UFI File Path>]
Command Switches
For details on the
/C
and
/D
switches, see the
SAVE
command on
page C-6
.
Example
The following example shows a typical system response after a
verify command has been performed.
A:\> AFU VERIFY /C 0
Adaptec Flash Utility V4.0-0 B5749
(c)Adaptec Inc. 1999–2002. All Rights Reserved.
Reading flash image file (Build 5748)
Controller #0: Adaptec 2410
ROM: Checksum: 797B [VALID] (Build 5748)
File: Checksum: 797B [VALID] (Build 5748)
Image Compares Correctly
VERSION
The
VERSION
command displays version information about the
flash components on a controller.
After using the
VERSION
command, you must restart the computer.
Command Syntax
The command syntax for the
VERSION
command is as follows:
AFU VERSION [/C<Controller ID>]
Command Switches
For details on the
/C
switch, see the
SAVE
command on
page C-6
.