MVME 5500 diskBoot problem (command line) [SOLVED]

Hello

We have MVME 5500 Single Board . It has time set problem last week, so We change Time keeper. After Time keeper changed by us , Our board is not boot from harddisk.

Our board pics:
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mvme5500 manual : http://npg.dl.ac.uk/documentation/Eu...stallation.pdf
Page 3-7 "diskBoot" command.
"diskBoot Disk Boot (Direct-Access Mass-Storage Device)"


I think that After I changed Time keeper , mvme flash reset.
I have to set boot device so I hink that I should use "diskBoot" command.
Device table pics:
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How can I adjust boot device by "diskBoot" command.
There is ide hdd on the board.
When I connect the board via Com Port(Console cable) Hyper Terminal . I see MVME 5500 command line.

I have to adjust boot device . My board hdd \boot files is:
http://npg.dl.ac.uk/documentation/Eu...49/motload.pdf
Page 3-35
tis sample:
diskBootboots the specified file from the specified device.
Synopsis
diskBoot [-a] [-e] [-f] [-h] [-p] [-v]
Parameters
-a Ph: Boot File Load Address (Default=Dynamic/User Download Buffer)
-e Ph: Boot File Execution Address Offset (Default = 0)
-f Ps: Boot File Path (Format = Device-Name[\Partition[\\File-Name]])
-h 0: Do Not Execute Loaded File
-p Ps: PReP Boot Device Type List (Format Example = Floppy/CDROM/Disk)
-v 0 : Verbose Mode
Example
The following example indicates a typical display when using the
diskBoot command.
MOTLoad> diskBoot -f/dev/fd0[\l[\\boot.bin]]
---the above method can also be accomplished by defining a GEV
variable as follows---
MOTLoad> gevEdit mot-boot-path
(Blank line terminates input.)
/dev/fd0[\l[\\boot.bin]]
MOTLoad>

How can I autoboot from hdd ?
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My hdd boot files : and My hdd has 7 parts. my boot directory is in first partition.
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Thanks for Advance.

This is correct command for my system.

diskBoot -f/dev/ide0/hdisk0\1