Generic embedded filesystem driver options
Efsys.pcmcia [-d device_number]
[-i] [-v]
[-m mountpoint] ...
- -d device_number
- Create raw devices starting from
/dev/sktdevice_number. For example, if
you specify -d 10 or -d10, the first PCMCIA socket
is called /dev/skt10 and its mountpoint is
/efs10pY.
- -i
- Ignore CIS information
- -m mountpoint
- The mountpoint for the embedded filesystem (EFS) partitions
- -v
- Be verbose; display a message if an error occurs.
The Efsys.pcmcia driver supports hot swapping. All access to
PCMCIA cards is handled by Pcmcia.generic (see the QNX
Utilities reference), so Efsys.pcmcia can
interoperate with other PCMCIA drivers.
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Efsys.pcmcia can be started only if the Pcmcia.generic
server is already running. |
Efsys.pcmcia uses the following default filenames:
- /dev/skt1
- raw device special file for EFS socket 1
- /dev/skt2
- raw device special file for EFS socket 2
- /dev/sktXimgY
- raw device special file for each image partition on each EFS, where
X is the logical socket, and Y is a unique
partition number
- /efsXpY
- embedded filesystem mountpoint for each EFS partition on each
EFS, where
X is the logical socket, and Y is a unique
partition number
To change the raw device names, use the -d option. To change the
mountpoints of the EFS partitions, use the -m option. You can
specify multiple -m options.