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[*] Emulating binary ./usr/sbin/ubirename.mtd-utils with parameter NONE
ubirename: error!: too few arguments
Usage: ubirename <UBI device node file name> [<old name> <new name>|...]
Example: ubirename /dev/ubi0 A B C D - rename volume A to B, and C to D
This utility allows re-naming several volumes in one go atomically.
For example, if you have volumes A and B, then you may rename A into B
and B into A at one go, and the operation will be atomic. This allows
implementing atomic UBI volumes upgrades. E.g., if you have volume A
and want to upgrade it atomically, you create a temporary volume B,
put your new data to B, then rename A to B and B to A, and then you
may remove old volume B.
It is also allowed to re-name multiple volumes at a time, but 16 max.
renames at once, which means you may specify up to 32 volume names.
If you have volumes A and B, and re-name A to B, but do not re-name
B to something else in the same request, old volume B will be removed
and A will be renamed into B.
[*] Emulating binary ./usr/sbin/ubirename.mtd-utils with parameter -v
ubirename: error!: too few arguments
Usage: ubirename <UBI device node file name> [<old name> <new name>|...]
Example: ubirename /dev/ubi0 A B C D - rename volume A to B, and C to D
This utility allows re-naming several volumes in one go atomically.
For example, if you have volumes A and B, then you may rename A into B
and B into A at one go, and the operation will be atomic. This allows
implementing atomic UBI volumes upgrades. E.g., if you have volume A
and want to upgrade it atomically, you create a temporary volume B,
put your new data to B, then rename A to B and B to A, and then you
may remove old volume B.
It is also allowed to re-name multiple volumes at a time, but 16 max.
renames at once, which means you may specify up to 32 volume names.
If you have volumes A and B, and re-name A to B, but do not re-name
B to something else in the same request, old volume B will be removed
and A will be renamed into B.
[*] Emulating binary ./usr/sbin/ubirename.mtd-utils with parameter -V
ubirename: error!: too few arguments
Usage: ubirename <UBI device node file name> [<old name> <new name>|...]
Example: ubirename /dev/ubi0 A B C D - rename volume A to B, and C to D
This utility allows re-naming several volumes in one go atomically.
For example, if you have volumes A and B, then you may rename A into B
and B into A at one go, and the operation will be atomic. This allows
implementing atomic UBI volumes upgrades. E.g., if you have volume A
and want to upgrade it atomically, you create a temporary volume B,
put your new data to B, then rename A to B and B to A, and then you
may remove old volume B.
It is also allowed to re-name multiple volumes at a time, but 16 max.
renames at once, which means you may specify up to 32 volume names.
If you have volumes A and B, and re-name A to B, but do not re-name
B to something else in the same request, old volume B will be removed
and A will be renamed into B.
[*] Emulating binary ./usr/sbin/ubirename.mtd-utils with parameter -h
ubirename: error!: too few arguments
Usage: ubirename <UBI device node file name> [<old name> <new name>|...]
Example: ubirename /dev/ubi0 A B C D - rename volume A to B, and C to D
This utility allows re-naming several volumes in one go atomically.
For example, if you have volumes A and B, then you may rename A into B
and B into A at one go, and the operation will be atomic. This allows
implementing atomic UBI volumes upgrades. E.g., if you have volume A
and want to upgrade it atomically, you create a temporary volume B,
put your new data to B, then rename A to B and B to A, and then you
may remove old volume B.
It is also allowed to re-name multiple volumes at a time, but 16 max.
renames at once, which means you may specify up to 32 volume names.
If you have volumes A and B, and re-name A to B, but do not re-name
B to something else in the same request, old volume B will be removed
and A will be renamed into B.
[*] Emulating binary ./usr/sbin/ubirename.mtd-utils with parameter -help
ubirename: error!: too few arguments
Usage: ubirename <UBI device node file name> [<old name> <new name>|...]
Example: ubirename /dev/ubi0 A B C D - rename volume A to B, and C to D
This utility allows re-naming several volumes in one go atomically.
For example, if you have volumes A and B, then you may rename A into B
and B into A at one go, and the operation will be atomic. This allows
implementing atomic UBI volumes upgrades. E.g., if you have volume A
and want to upgrade it atomically, you create a temporary volume B,
put your new data to B, then rename A to B and B to A, and then you
may remove old volume B.
It is also allowed to re-name multiple volumes at a time, but 16 max.
renames at once, which means you may specify up to 32 volume names.
If you have volumes A and B, and re-name A to B, but do not re-name
B to something else in the same request, old volume B will be removed
and A will be renamed into B.
[*] Emulating binary ./usr/sbin/ubirename.mtd-utils with parameter --help
ubirename: error!: too few arguments
Usage: ubirename <UBI device node file name> [<old name> <new name>|...]
Example: ubirename /dev/ubi0 A B C D - rename volume A to B, and C to D
This utility allows re-naming several volumes in one go atomically.
For example, if you have volumes A and B, then you may rename A into B
and B into A at one go, and the operation will be atomic. This allows
implementing atomic UBI volumes upgrades. E.g., if you have volume A
and want to upgrade it atomically, you create a temporary volume B,
put your new data to B, then rename A to B and B to A, and then you
may remove old volume B.
It is also allowed to re-name multiple volumes at a time, but 16 max.
renames at once, which means you may specify up to 32 volume names.
If you have volumes A and B, and re-name A to B, but do not re-name
B to something else in the same request, old volume B will be removed
and A will be renamed into B.
[*] Emulating binary ./usr/sbin/ubirename.mtd-utils with parameter --version
ubirename: error!: too few arguments
Usage: ubirename <UBI device node file name> [<old name> <new name>|...]
Example: ubirename /dev/ubi0 A B C D - rename volume A to B, and C to D
This utility allows re-naming several volumes in one go atomically.
For example, if you have volumes A and B, then you may rename A into B
and B into A at one go, and the operation will be atomic. This allows
implementing atomic UBI volumes upgrades. E.g., if you have volume A
and want to upgrade it atomically, you create a temporary volume B,
put your new data to B, then rename A to B and B to A, and then you
may remove old volume B.
It is also allowed to re-name multiple volumes at a time, but 16 max.
renames at once, which means you may specify up to 32 volume names.
If you have volumes A and B, and re-name A to B, but do not re-name
B to something else in the same request, old volume B will be removed
and A will be renamed into B.
[*] Emulating binary ./usr/sbin/ubirename.mtd-utils with parameter version
ubirename: error!: too few arguments
Usage: ubirename <UBI device node file name> [<old name> <new name>|...]
Example: ubirename /dev/ubi0 A B C D - rename volume A to B, and C to D
This utility allows re-naming several volumes in one go atomically.
For example, if you have volumes A and B, then you may rename A into B
and B into A at one go, and the operation will be atomic. This allows
implementing atomic UBI volumes upgrades. E.g., if you have volume A
and want to upgrade it atomically, you create a temporary volume B,
put your new data to B, then rename A to B and B to A, and then you
may remove old volume B.
It is also allowed to re-name multiple volumes at a time, but 16 max.
renames at once, which means you may specify up to 32 volume names.
If you have volumes A and B, and re-name A to B, but do not re-name
B to something else in the same request, old volume B will be removed
and A will be renamed into B.
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