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From: moody@moody.austin.ibm.com
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Subject: Re: HELP! VRM-Debugger
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Date: 17 Sep 90 21:08:34 GMT
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In article <4@edvvie.at> fozzy@edvvie.at (Fozzy C. Dressel) writes:
>Please, please HELP !
>
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>And NOBODY could tell me the parameters for the cpy/instf-command of the
>VRM-Debugger to save my partitions or single files on it.
>
You can get more information on each command available in VMF (VRM MAINTENANCE
FACILITY) by entering the command name followed by '?'.
Doing that gives something like

cpy device block# device block# number_of_blocks

I will give you an example of how to copy hd0 to diskette....
This assumes you 2400 sectors per diskette.

cpy iodn 0 4 0 2400

where iodn is the minidisk iodn of hd0.  4 is the iodn of the diskette drive.
After copying a diskette's worth of data, change diskettes and enter

cpy iodn 2400 4 0 2400

This will copy starting at sector 2400.

You may be able to use hd0 as the iodn argument but I can't remember.

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