you'll find it in *File manager* (upper right corner tab) , and then search in the folder specified in the output of the commnad : /mbsc/bam/version_a/ftp/export_cfgmml/XXXXXXX.txt.
where XXXXXXX is the way you named the folder
In cdma2000 Airbridge LMT client software thats installed on your computer, there's a macro.ini file in the Airbridge directory.
In that file the hidden commands have a line IsNotShow=1. If you change that to 0 and restart the LMT, the command becomes available with other available commands.
See example below:
from D:/Airbridge
[DBG STR]
macro_code = 401
macro_name = Start Debugging
cmd_group = 64
IsNotShow = 1
para_num = 5
1 = filesize (File Size(MB)) default(5) {1~20}
2 = duration (Debug Duration(minute)) default(60) {1~600}
3 = minfc (Flow Lower Limit(KB/sec)) default(10) {1~100}
4 = maxfc (Flow Upper Limit(KB/sec)) default(50) {1~100}
5 = encrypt (Encryption Flag) default(NO) YES~1(YES) NO~0(NO)
you'll find it in *File manager* (upper right corner tab) , and then search in the folder specified in the output of the commnad : /mbsc/bam/version_a/ftp/export_cfgmml/XXXXXXX.txt.
where XXXXXXX is the way you named the folder
Guys,
Following T_ADD advices, I have found that macro.ini file, and I have found the "exp innercfgmml" is isnotshow=1...but a bit scare to change it....someone has done it before?
Last edited by CoolOptimisation; 2012-05-30 at 05:46 PM
Nothing damaging is going to happen. It just shows or hides a command. Note, that even if you show a command it doesn't mean its usable. So just try it anyway. You can either change IsNotShow = 1 to IsNotShow = 0 or put a semicolon in front of IsNotShow = 1 like this ;IsNotShow = 1
Edify...
good to know that may i will try to do it in our network and see it
Hi,
for my experience at BSC 6600, if you only want to know what command hidden and show it up on LMT, you need to find file macro.ini at folder airbridge, and open it with notepad/wordpad.. change all value IsNotShow = 1 into 0 and save. close your LMT and all hidden command will show up in your LMT. Hope it can help you all.
BR
Fery
thanks for sharing
where can i find airbridge folder is it in BAM/common directory
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