Command Line Options
The Command Line Options allow you to define specific conditions for running the
diagnostic programs from the DOS command line or at startup time.
At the operating system prompt, type t xxxx yyyy (where xxx represents a test and
yyyy is a flag.)
The test can be identified either by the module name or by it's position in the .PKG file, for
example:
Module
NameDescription
Floppy
Run all enabled sub-tests in the floppy
test module.
Floppy.1
Run the first sub-test of the floppy test
module, if enabled.
1-5
Run all enabled sub-tests of the first 5 test
modules, in the .PKG file.
A command line option can contain the following flags:
Option
Description
/?
Prints the contents of the help file.
/AUTO
(filename)Configures the test menu based on the
hardware detected in the system. The system
saves the configuration in the file name
you provide.
/CF
(filename)Specifies the configuration file to use.
/DT (nn)
Displays all sub-tests. If the sub-test is
enabled, a + displays next to the sub-test.
If disabled, a - displays next to the sub-
test. nn is the number of lines to display.
Press Enter to display the next screen
of sub-tests.
/GROUP
(chars)Runs the sub-tests that have the character
string that you specify.
/HOURS
(nn.n)Defines the length of time to continue
testing.
/N (n)
Defines the number of times the test will
loop.
/OVER
Overrides the disable flag on each sub-test
loop.
/PC
(product
code)Provides the diagnostics program product
code.
/PKG
(filename)Processes the file name you provide instead
of the default, T.PKG
/Q
No output to screen during testing.
/SAVE
(filename)Saves the configuration to the file name you
provide.
/SELF
(filename)Configures the test menu based on the
hardware detected in the system and saves
it to the file name you provide.
/SHUFFLE
(nn)Shuffles the run-list on each pass. nn is
the number of passes.
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