Overview File System Management
The following lists the storage medium of the device and their functions:
- SDRAM: Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory (SDRAM) provides the space for executing application programs of the device.
- FLASH: Stores application programs, configuration files, and the BootROM programs, and so on.
- EEPROM: Electrically Erasable and Programmable Read-Only Memory (EEPROM) stores system configuration files and user information which is frequently changed.
- USB: Used to save the user data.
The device manages the following types of files:
- BootROM files: Store basic data for system initialization.
- Device application programs: Implement tasks such as route forwarding, file management, and system management.
- Configuration files: Store the system parameters that are configured by the users.
- Log files: Stores system log information.
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The filesystem command is used to enter the file system, and can be used on both the master control and standby control.