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openSeaChest_Format: unknown option --showSupportedSectorSizes #127

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zohourih opened this issue Oct 31, 2023 · 1 comment
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openSeaChest_Format: unknown option --showSupportedSectorSizes #127

zohourih opened this issue Oct 31, 2023 · 1 comment

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@zohourih
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Documentation for openSeaChest_Format mentions an option called --showSupportedSectorSizes. However, such option does not seem to exist any longer in the latest version of openSeaChest (v23.03.1). Is this supposed to be --showSupportedFormats now?

test:/opt/openSeaChest # ./openSeaChest_Format --device /dev/sg1 --showSupportedSectorSizes
openSeaChest_Format: unknown option -- showSupportedSectorSizes
openSeaChest_Format: Unable to parse --showSupportedSectorSizes command line option
Please use --help for more information.

test:/opt/openSeaChest # ./openSeaChest_Format | grep -i support
        openSeaChest_Format -d /dev/sg<#> --showSupportedFormats
        4 = Operation not supported
        --showSupportedFormats
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Hi @zohourih,

It should say --showSupportedFormats now as that option replaced the older --showSupportedSectorSizes.
I will fix the documentation.

vonericsen added a commit that referenced this issue Dec 1, 2023
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doc: Initial checking of utility documentation updates with generatio…
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…n script

Updating old utility documentation files to how we have separated this in closed source SeaChest.
Version history and about docs are separate and a generator script is used to create the documentation.

I tried to preserve some about and version info from the old docs, but many were updated using the internal SeaChest version history since the versions have historically matched since there is little difference between open and close source tools.

[#127]

Signed-off-by: Tyler Erickson <tyler.erickson@seagate.com>
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