ShellPkg/Library/UefiShellLevel3CommandsLib/UefiShellLevel3CommandsLib.uni

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  16 // UefiShellLevel3CommandsLib.uni
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  18 // Abstract:
  19 //
  20 // String definitions for UEFI Shell 2.0 level 3 commands
  21 //
  22 //
  23 // **/
  24
  25 /=#
  26
  27 #langdef   en-US "english"
  28
  29 #string STR_GEN_TOO_MANY          #language en-US "%H%s%N: Too many arguments\r\n"
  30 #string STR_GEN_TOO_FEW           #language en-US "%H%s%N: Too few arguments\r\n"
  31 #string STR_GEN_PARAM_INV         #language en-US "%H%s%N: Invalid argument - '%H%s%N'\r\n"
  32 #string STR_GEN_PROBLEM           #language en-US "%H%s%N: Unknown flag - '%H%s%N'\r\n"
  33 #string STR_GEN_NO_VALUE          #language en-US "%H%s%N: Missing argument for flag - '%H%s%N'\r\n"
  34 #string STR_GEN_ERR_AD            #language en-US "%H%s%N: Access denied.\r\n"
  35 #string STR_GEN_ERR_NOT_FOUND     #language en-US "%H%s%N: '%H%s%N' does not exist.\r\n"
  36 #string STR_GEN_ERR_UK            #language en-US "%H%s%N: Status: %r\r\n"
  37 #string STR_GEN_PARAM_CON         #language en-US "%H%s%N: Parameters conflict\r\n"
  38 #string STR_GEN_PARAM_CONFLICT    #language en-US "%H%s%N: Flags conflict with - '%H%s%N' and '%H%s%N'\r\n"
  39 #string STR_GEN_FILE_OPEN_FAIL    #language en-US "%H%s%N: Cannot open file - '%H%s%N'\r\n"
  40 #string STR_GEN_FILE_AD           #language en-US "%H%s%N: Access file error - '%H%s%N'\r\n"
  41 #string STR_GEN_CRLF              #language en-US "\r\n"
  42 #string STR_GEN_NO_CWD            #language en-US "%H%s%N: Current directory not specified\r\n"
  43 #string STR_GEN_NO_FILES          #language en-US "%H%s%N: No matching files were found\r\n"
  44 #string STR_GEN_DIR_NF            #language en-US "%H%s%N: Directory not found - '%H%s%N'\r\n"
  45 #string STR_GEN_FILE_NF           #language en-US "%H%s%N: File not found - '%H%s%N'\r\n"
  46 #string STR_GEN_IS_DIR            #language en-US "%H%s%N: '%H%s%N' is a directory\r\n"
  47 #string STR_GEN_SFO_HEADER        #language en-US "ShellCommand,"%s"\r\n"
  48 #string STR_NO_SCRIPT             #language en-US "The command '%H%s%N' is not allowed outside of a script\r\n"
  49
  50 #string STR_TYP_ERROR             #language en-US "%H%s%N: Operation was not successful on '%H%s%N'\r\n"
  51
  52 #string STR_TOUCH_ERROR           #language en-US "%H%s%N: Operation was not successful on '%H%s%N'\r\n"
  53
  54 #string STR_VER_OUTPUT_SHELL      #language en-US "UEFI %s Shell v%d.%d\r\n"
  55 #string STR_VER_OUTPUT_SIMPLE     #language en-US "%d.%d\r\n"
  56 #string STR_VER_OUTPUT_UEFI       #language en-US "UEFI v%d.%02d (%s, 0x%08x)\r\n"
  57 #string STR_VER_OUTPUT_SUPPLIER   #language en-US "%s\r\n"
  58
  59 #string STR_ECHO_ON               #language en-US "Echo is on.\r\n"
  60 #string STR_ECHO_OFF              #language en-US "Echo is off.\r\n"
  61
  62 #string STR_PAUSE_PROMPT          #language en-US "Enter 'q' to quit, any other key to continue:\r\n"
  63
  64 #string STR_HELP_NF               #language en-US "No help could be found for command '%B%s%N'.\r\n"
  65 #string STR_HELP_INV              #language en-US "The help data for command '%B%s%N' was incorrect format.\r\n"
  66 #string STR_HELP_SC_HEADER        #language en-US "Character    Description\r\n"
  67                                                   "---------    ---------------------------------------------- \r\n"
  68 #string STR_HELP_SC_DATA          #language en-US "<newline>    Ends a command line.\r\n"
  69                                                   "<space>      Ends an argument, if it is not in a quotation.\r\n"
  70                                                   "#            Starts a comment.\r\n"
  71                                                   ">            Used for output redirection.\r\n"
  72                                                   "<            Used for input redirection.\r\n"
  73                                                   "|            Used for pipe command support.\r\n"
  74                                                   "%            Used to delimit a variable or an argument.\r\n"
  75                                                   "\"            Used to delimit a quotation.\r\n"
  76                                                   "^            Prevents the next character from being\r\n"
  77                                                   "             interpreted as having special meaning.\r\n"
  78                                                   "             Can be used inside quoted strings.\r\n"
  79                                                   "*, ?, [, ]   Wildcards to specify multiple similar file names.\r\n"
  80 #string STR_HELP_COMMAND          #language en-US "%H%-14s%N- %s\r\n"
  81 #string STR_HELP_FOOTER           #language en-US "%N\r\nHelp usage:help [%Hcmd%N|%Hpattern%N|%Hspecial%N] [%H-usage%N] [%H-verbose%N] [%H-section name%N][%H-b%N]\r\n"
  82
  83 #string STR_HELP_PAGE_COMMAND     #language en-US "%N%s\r\n"
  84
  85 #string STR_ALIAS_OUTPUT          #language en-US "%1c %10s:%s\r\n"
  86
  87 #string STR_GET_MTC_OUTPUT        #language en-US "%016Lx\r\n"
  88 #string STR_CLS_OUTPUT_SFO        #language en-US "ConOutAttribInfo,"%d","%d","%d"\r\n"
  89
  90 #string STR_GET_HELP_HELP         #language en-US ""
  91 ".TH help 0 "Displays help information from the UEFI Shell."\r\n"
  92 ".SH NAME\r\n"
  93 "Displays the UEFI Shell command list or verbose command help.\r\n"
  94 ".SH SYNOPSIS\r\n"
  95 " \r\n"
  96 "HELP [cmd | pattern | special] [-usage] [-verbose] [-section sectionname][-b]\r\n"
  97 ".SH OPTIONS\r\n"
  98 " \r\n"
  99 "  -usage      - Displays the usage information for the command. The same as\r\n"
 100 "                specifying "-section NAME" and "-section SYNOPSIS" \r\n"
 101 "  -section    - Displays the specified section of the help information.\r\n"
 102 "  -b          - Displays one page on screen and allows user to continue\r\n"
 103 "                to next page\r\n"
 104 "  cmd         - Specifies a command to display help about.\r\n"
 105 "  pattern     - Specifies a pattern which describes the commands to be displayed.\r\n"
 106 "  special     - Displays a list of the special characters used in the shell\r\n"
 107 "                command line.\r\n"
 108 "  sectionname - Specifies a section name. Supported options are:\r\n"
 109 "                  - NAME\r\n"
 110 "                  - SYNOPSIS\r\n"
 111 "                  - OPTIONS\r\n"
 112 "                  - DESCRIPTION\r\n"
 113 "                  - EXAMPLES\r\n"
 114 "                  - RETURNVALUES\r\n"
 115 ".SH DESCRIPTION\r\n"
 116 " \r\n"
 117 "NOTES:\r\n"
 118 "  1. The HELP command displays information about one or more shell commands.\r\n"
 119 "  2. If no other options are specified, each command will be displayed along\r\n"
 120 "     with a brief description of its function.\r\n"
 121 "  3. If -verbose is specified, then display all help information for the\r\n"
 122 "     specified commands.\r\n"
 123 "  4. If -section is specified, only the help section specified will be\r\n"
 124 "     displayed.\r\n"
 125 "  5. If -usage is specified, then the command, a brief description\r\n"
 126 "     and the usage will be displayed.\r\n"
 127 "  6. The help text is gathered from UCS-2 text files found in the directory\r\n"
 128 "     where the shell or shell command executable was located. The files have\r\n"
 129 "     the name commandname.\r\n"
 130 ".SH EXAMPLES\r\n"
 131 " \r\n"
 132 "EXAMPLES:\r\n"
 133 "  * To display the list of commands in the UEFI Shell and break after one\r\n"
 134 "    screen:\r\n"
 135 "    Shell> help -b\r\n"
 136 " \r\n"
 137 "  * To display help information of a Shell command - ls:\r\n"
 138 "    Shell> help ls\r\n"
 139 "    Shell> -? ls\r\n"
 140 "    Shell> ls -?\r\n"
 141 " \r\n"
 142 "  * To display the list of commands that start with character 'p':\r\n"
 143 "    Shell> help p*\r\n"
 144 ".SH RETURNVALUES\r\n"
 145 " \r\n"
 146 "RETURN VALUES:\r\n"
 147 "  0  The help was displayed\r\n"
 148 "  1  No command help was displayed\r\n"
 149
 150 #string STR_GET_HELP_ALIAS        #language en-US ""
 151 ".TH alias 0 "Handles aliases in the Shell."\r\n"
 152 ".SH NAME\r\n"
 153 "Displays, creates, or deletes UEFI Shell aliases.\r\n"
 154 ".SH SYNOPSIS\r\n"
 155 " \r\n"
 156 "ALIAS [-d|-v] [alias-name] [command-name]\r\n"
 157 ".SH OPTIONS\r\n"
 158 " \r\n"
 159 "  -d           - Deletes an alias. Command-name must not be specified.\r\n"
 160 "  -v           - Makes the alias volatile.\r\n"
 161 "  alias-name   - Specifies an alias name.\r\n"
 162 "  command-name - Specifies an original command's name or path.\r\n"
 163 ".SH DESCRIPTION\r\n"
 164 " \r\n"
 165 "NOTES:\r\n"
 166 "  1. This command displays, creates, or deletes aliases in the UEFI Shell\r\n"
 167 "     environment.\r\n"
 168 "  2. An alias provides a new name for an existing UEFI Shell\r\n"
 169 "     command or UEFI application. Once the alias is created, it can be used\r\n"
 170 "     to run the command or launch the UEFI application.\r\n"
 171 "  3. There are some aliases that are predefined in the UEFI Shell environment.\r\n"
 172 "     These aliases provide the MS-DOS and UNIX equivalent names for the file\r\n"
 173 "     manipulation commands.\r\n"
 174 "  4. Aliases will be retained even after exiting the shell unless the -v option\r\n"
 175 "     is specified. If -v is specified then the alias will not be valid after\r\n"
 176 "     leaving the shell.\r\n"
 177 ".SH EXAMPLES\r\n"
 178 " \r\n"
 179 "EXAMPLES:\r\n"
 180 "  * To display all aliases in the UEFI Shell environment:\r\n"
 181 "    Shell> alias\r\n"
 182 " \r\n"
 183 "  * To create an alias in the UEFI Shell environment:\r\n"
 184 "    Shell> alias shutdown "reset -s" \r\n"
 185 " \r\n"
 186 "  * To delete an alias in the UEFI Shell environment:\r\n"
 187 "    Shell> alias -d shutdown\r\n"
 188 " \r\n"
 189 "  * To add a volatile alias in the current UEFI environment, which has a star *\r\n"
 190 "    at the line head. This volatile alias will disappear at next boot.\r\n"
 191 "    Shell> alias -v fs0 floppy\r\n"
 192 ".SH RETURNVALUES\r\n"
 193 " \r\n"
 194 "RETURN VALUES:\r\n"
 195 "  SHELL_SUCCESS             The action was completed as requested.\r\n"
 196 "  SHELL_INVALID_PARAMETER   One of the passed-in parameters was incorrectly\r\n"
 197 "                            formatted or its value was out of bounds.\r\n"
 198 "  SHELL_OUT_OF_RESOURCES    A request to set a variable in a non-volatile\r\n"
 199 "                            fashion could not be completed. The resulting\r\n"
 200 "                            non-volatile request has been converted into\r\n"
 201 "                            a volatile request.\r\n"
 202 "  SHELL_SECURITY_VIOLATION  This function was not performed due to a security\r\n"
 203 "                            violation.\r\n"
 204
 205 #string STR_GET_HELP_CLS          #language en-US ""
 206 ".TH cls 0 "clear screen"\r\n"
 207 ".SH NAME\r\n"
 208 "Clears the console output and optionally changes the background and foreground color.\r\n"
 209 ".SH SYNOPSIS\r\n"
 210 " \r\n"
 211 "CLS [background] [foreground] | [-sfo]\r\n"
 212 ".SH OPTIONS\r\n"
 213 " \r\n"
 214 "  background - Sets a new background color:\r\n"
 215 "               0 - Black\r\n"
 216 "               1 - Blue\r\n"
 217 "               2 - Green\r\n"
 218 "               3 - Cyan\r\n"
 219 "               4 - Red\r\n"
 220 "               5 - Magenta\r\n"
 221 "               6 - Yellow\r\n"
 222 "               7 - Light gray\r\n"
 223 "  foreground - Sets a new foreground color:\r\n"
 224 "               0  - Black\r\n"
 225 "               1  - Blue\r\n"
 226 "               2  - Green\r\n"
 227 "               3  - Cyan\r\n"
 228 "               4  - Red\r\n"
 229 "               5  - Magenta\r\n"
 230 "               6  - Yellow\r\n"
 231 "               7  - Light gray\r\n"
 232 "               8  - Dark gray\r\n"
 233 "               9  - Light blue\r\n"
 234 "               10 - Light green\r\n"
 235 "               11 - Light cyan\r\n"
 236 "               12 - Light red\r\n"
 237 "               13 - Light magenta\r\n"
 238 "               14 - Yellow\r\n"
 239 "               15 - White\r\n"
 240 "  -sfo       - Displays current console color settings in Standard Format\r\n"
 241 "               Output.\r\n"
 242 ".SH DESCRIPTION\r\n"
 243 " \r\n"
 244 "NOTES:\r\n"
 245 "  1. This command clears the standard output device with an optional\r\n"
 246 "     background and foreground color attribute.\r\n"
 247 "  2. If background color is not specified, or if background and foreground\r\n"
 248 "     colors are not specified, then the colors do not change.\r\n"
 249 "  3. When -sfo flag is used, console output is not cleared and instead it\r\n"
 250 "     displays current console foreground and background attribute settings.\r\n"
 251 ".SH EXAMPLES\r\n"
 252 " \r\n"
 253 "EXAMPLES:\r\n"
 254 "  * To clear standard output without changing the background or foreground\r\n"
 255 "    color:\r\n"
 256 "    fs0:\> cls\r\n"
 257 " \r\n"
 258 "  * To clear standard output and change the background color to cyan:\r\n"
 259 "    fs0:\> cls 3\r\n"
 260 " \r\n"
 261 "  * To clear standard output and change the background to black and foreground\r\n"
 262 "    to white:\r\n"
 263 "    fs0:\> cls 0 15\r\n"
 264 ".SH RETURNVALUES\r\n"
 265 " \r\n"
 266 "RETURN VALUES:\r\n"
 267 "  SHELL_SUCCESS             The action was completed as requested.\r\n"
 268 "  SHELL_INVALID_PARAMETER   One of the passed-in parameters was incorrectly\r\n"
 269 "                            formatted or its value was out of bounds.\r\n"
 270 "  SHELL_SECURITY_VIOLATION  This function was not performed due to a security\r\n"
 271 "                            violation.\r\n"
 272 "  SHELL_NOT_FOUND           The requested file was not found.\r\n"
 273
 274 #string STR_GET_HELP_ECHO         #language en-US ""
 275 ".TH echo 0 "display text or control text output"\r\n"
 276 ".SH NAME\r\n"
 277 "Controls script file command echoing or displays a message.\r\n"
 278 ".SH SYNOPSIS\r\n"
 279 " \r\n"
 280 "ECHO [-on|-off]\r\n"
 281 "ECHO [message]\r\n"
 282 ".SH OPTIONS\r\n"
 283 " \r\n"
 284 "  -on     - Enables display when reading commands from script files.\r\n"
 285 "  -off    - Disables display when reading commands from script files.\r\n"
 286 "  message - Specifies a message to display.\r\n"
 287 ".SH DESCRIPTION\r\n"
 288 " \r\n"
 289 "NOTES:\r\n"
 290 "  1. The first form of this command controls whether script commands are\r\n"
 291 "     displayed as they are read from the script file. If no argument is given,\r\n"
 292 "     the current "on" or "off" status is displayed.\r\n"
 293 "  2. The second form prints the given message to the display.\r\n"
 294 ".SH EXAMPLES\r\n"
 295 " \r\n"
 296 "EXAMPLES:\r\n"
 297 "  * To display a message string of 'Hello World':\r\n"
 298 "    fs0:\> echo Hello World\r\n"
 299 " \r\n"
 300 "  * To turn command echoing on:\r\n"
 301 "    fs0:\> echo -on\r\n"
 302 " \r\n"
 303 "  * To execute HelloWorld.nsh, and display when reading lines from the script\r\n"
 304 "    file:\r\n"
 305 "    fs0:\> HelloWorld.nsh\r\n"
 306 "    +HelloWorld.nsh> echo Hello World\r\n"
 307 " \r\n"
 308 "  * To turn command echoing off:\r\n"
 309 "    fs0:\> echo -off\r\n"
 310 " \r\n"
 311 "  * To display the current echo setting:\r\n"
 312 "    fs0:\> echo\r\n"
 313 ".SH RETURNVALUES\r\n"
 314 " \r\n"
 315 "RETURN VALUES:\r\n"
 316 "  SHELL_SUCCESS             The action was completed as requested.\r\n"
 317 "  SHELL_SECURITY_VIOLATION  This function was not performed due to a security\r\n"
 318 "                            violation.\r\n"
 319
 320 #string STR_GET_HELP_GETMTC       #language en-US ""
 321 ".TH getmtc 0 "gets the MTC count"\r\n"
 322 ".SH NAME\r\n"
 323 "Gets the MTC from BootServices and displays it.\r\n"
 324 ".SH SYNOPSIS\r\n"
 325 " \r\n"
 326 "GETMTC\r\n"
 327 ".SH DESCRIPTION\r\n"
 328 " \r\n"
 329 "NOTES:\r\n"
 330 "  1. This command displays the current monotonic counter value. The lower 32\r\n"
 331 "     bits increment every time this command is executed. Every time the system\r\n"
 332 "     is reset, the upper 32 bits will be incremented, and the lower 32 bits\r\n"
 333 "     will be reset to 0.\r\n"
 334 ".SH EXAMPLES\r\n"
 335 " \r\n"
 336 "EXAMPLES:\r\n"
 337 "  * To display the current monotonic counter value:\r\n"
 338 "    fs0:\> getmtc\r\n"
 339 ".SH RETURNVALUES\r\n"
 340 " \r\n"
 341 "RETURN VALUES:\r\n"
 342 "  SHELL_SUCCESS              The action was completed as requested.\r\n"
 343 "  SHELL_DEVICE_ERROR         The underlying device was not working correctly.\r\n"
 344 "  SHELL_SECURITY_VIOLATION   This function was not performed due to a security\r\n"
 345 "                             violation.\r\n"
 346
 347 #string STR_GET_HELP_PAUSE        #language en-US ""
 348 ".TH pause 0 "pauses scripts"\r\n"
 349 ".SH NAME\r\n"
 350 "Pauses a script and waits for an operator to press a key.\r\n"
 351 ".SH SYNOPSIS\r\n"
 352 " \r\n"
 353 "PAUSE [-q]\r\n"
 354 ".SH OPTIONS\r\n"
 355 " \r\n"
 356 "  -q - Does not display a test output prompt.\r\n"
 357 ".SH DESCRIPTION\r\n"
 358 " \r\n"
 359 "NOTES:\r\n"
 360 "  1. The PAUSE command prints a message to the display, then suspends script\r\n"
 361 "     file execution, and waits for keyboard input. Pressing any key resumes\r\n"
 362 "     execution, except for q or Q. If either q or Q is pressed, script\r\n"
 363 "     processing terminates; otherwise, execution continues with the next line\r\n"
 364 "     after the pause command.\r\n"
 365 "  2. The PAUSE command is available only in scripts. Switch -q can hide the\r\n"
 366 "     message and it's optional.\r\n"
 367 ".SH EXAMPLES\r\n"
 368 " \r\n"
 369 "EXAMPLES:\r\n"
 370 "  * Following script is a sample of 'pause' command:\r\n"
 371 "    fs0:\> type pause.nsh\r\n"
 372 "    #\r\n"
 373 "    # Example script for 'pause' command\r\n"
 374 "    #\r\n"
 375 "    echo pause.nsh begin..\r\n"
 376 "    date\r\n"
 377 "    time\r\n"
 378 "    pause\r\n"
 379 "    echo pause.nsh done.\r\n"
 380 " \r\n"
 381 "  * To execute the script with echo on:\r\n"
 382 "    fs0:\> pause.nsh\r\n"
 383 "    +pause.nsh> echo pause.nsh begin..\r\n"
 384 "    pause.nsh begin..\r\n"
 385 "    +pause.nsh> date\r\n"
 386 "    06/19/2001\r\n"
 387 "    +pause.nsh> time\r\n"
 388 "    00:51:45\r\n"
 389 "    +pause.nsh> pause\r\n"
 390 "    Enter 'q' to quit, or any other key to continue:\r\n"
 391 "    +pause.nsh> echo pause.nsh done.\r\n"
 392 "    pause.nsh done.\r\n"
 393 " \r\n"
 394 "  * To execute the script with echo off:\r\n"
 395 "    fs0:\> echo -off\r\n"
 396 "    fs0:\> pause.nsh\r\n"
 397 "    pause.nsh begin..\r\n"
 398 "    06/19/2001\r\n"
 399 "    00:52:50\r\n"
 400 "    Enter 'q' to quit, or any other key to continue: q\r\n"
 401 "    fs0:\>\r\n"
 402
 403 #string STR_GET_HELP_TOUCH        #language en-US ""
 404 ".TH touch 0 "Touch a file to update a directory"\r\n"
 405 ".SH NAME\r\n"
 406 "Updates the filename timestamp with the current system date and time.\r\n"
 407 ".SH SYNOPSIS\r\n"
 408 " \r\n"
 409 "TOUCH [-r] file [file ...]\r\n"
 410 ".SH OPTIONS\r\n"
 411 " \r\n"
 412 "  -r   - Sets the update as recurse into subdirectories.\r\n"
 413 "  file - Specifies the name or pattern of the file or directory. There can be multiple \r\n"
 414 "         files on the command-line.\r\n"
 415 ".SH DESCRIPTION\r\n"
 416 " \r\n"
 417 "NOTES:\r\n"
 418 "  1. This command updates to the current time and date the time and date on\r\n"
 419 "     the file that is specified by the file parameter.\r\n"
 420 "  2. If multiple files are specified on the command line, it will continue\r\n"
 421 "     processing. It will touch the files one by one and errors will be\r\n"
 422 "     ignored.\r\n"
 423 "  3. TOUCH cannot change the time and date of read-only files and directories.\r\n"
 424 ".SH EXAMPLES\r\n"
 425 " \r\n"
 426 "EXAMPLES:\r\n"
 427 "  * To update the timestamp of a specific file:\r\n"
 428 "    fs0:\> touch for.nsh\r\n"
 429 " \r\n"
 430 "  * To touch a directory recursively:\r\n"
 431 "    fs0:\> touch -r efi1.1\r\n"
 432 ".SH RETURNVALUES\r\n"
 433 " \r\n"
 434 "RETURN VALUES:\r\n"
 435 "  SHELL_SUCCESS             The action was completed as requested.\r\n"
 436 "  SHELL_NOT_FOUND           The target file or set of files were not found.\r\n"
 437 "  SHELL_SECURITY_VIOLATION  This function was not performed due to a security\r\n"
 438 "                            violation.\r\n"
 439 "  SHELL_WRITE_PROTECTED     The media was write-protected or the file had a\r\n"
 440 "                            read-only attribute associated with it.\r\n"
 441
 442 #string STR_GET_HELP_TYPE         #language en-US ""
 443 ".TH type 0 "print a file to StdOut"\r\n"
 444 ".SH NAME\r\n"
 445 "Sends the contents of a file to the standard output device.\r\n"
 446 ".SH SYNOPSIS\r\n"
 447 " \r\n"
 448 "TYPE [-a|-u] file [file...]\r\n"
 449 ".SH OPTIONS\r\n"
 450 " \r\n"
 451 "  -a   - Displays the file as if it is encoded as 8-bit ASCII\r\n"
 452 "  -u   - Displays the file as if it were encoded as UCS-2 Unicode.\r\n"
 453 "  file - Specifies the name of the file to display.\r\n"
 454 ".SH DESCRIPTION\r\n"
 455 " \r\n"
 456 "NOTES:\r\n"
 457 "  1. This command sends the contents of a file to the standard output device.\r\n"
 458 "     If no options are used, then the command attempts to automatically detect\r\n"
 459 "     the file type. If it fails, then UCS-2 is presumed.\r\n"
 460 "  2. If the -a option is specified, the file is sent to the standard output\r\n"
 461 "     device as a stream of ASCII characters.\r\n"
 462 "  3. If the -u option is specified, the file is sent to the standard output\r\n"
 463 "     device as a stream of Unicode (UCS-2) characters.\r\n"
 464 ".SH EXAMPLES\r\n"
 465 " \r\n"
 466 "EXAMPLES:\r\n"
 467 "  * To display a file in UCS-2 format:\r\n"
 468 "    fs0:\> type -u pause.nsh\r\n"
 469 " \r\n"
 470 "  * To display a file in ASCII format:\r\n"
 471 "    fs0:\> type -a pause.nsh\r\n"
 472 " \r\n"
 473 "  * To display multiple files:\r\n"
 474 "    fs0:\> type test.*\r\n"
 475 ".SH RETURNVALUES\r\n"
 476 " \r\n"
 477 "RETURN VALUES:\r\n"
 478 "  SHELL_SUCCESS               The action was completed as requested.\r\n"
 479 "  SHELL_INVALID_PARAMETER     One of the passed in parameters was incorrectly\r\n"
 480 "                              formatted or its value was out of bounds.\r\n"
 481 "  SHELL_SECURITY_VIOLATION    This function was not performed due to a security\r\n"
 482 "                              violation.\r\n"
 483 "  SHELL_NOT_FOUND             The target file or set of files were not found.\r\n"
 484
 485 #string STR_GET_HELP_VER          #language en-US ""
 486 ".TH ver 0 "prints out version info"\r\n"
 487 ".SH NAME\r\n"
 488 "Displays UEFI Firmware version information.\r\n"
 489 ".SH SYNOPSIS\r\n"
 490 " \r\n"
 491 "VER [-s|-terse]\r\n"
 492 ".SH OPTIONS\r\n"
 493 " \r\n"
 494 "  -s     -  Displays only the UEFI Shell version.\r\n"
 495 "  -terse -  Displays only the first part of the data.\r\n"
 496 ".SH DESCRIPTION\r\n"
 497 " \r\n"
 498 "NOTES:\r\n"
 499 "  1. This command displays the version information for this UEFI Firmware, or\r\n"
 500 "     the version information for the UEFI Shell itself. The information is\r\n"
 501 "     retrieved through the UEFI System Table or the Shell image.\r\n"
 502 " \r\n"
 503 "  2. Standard format for ver output as shown below with a sample:\r\n"
 504 "       UEFI <support-level> Shell v<uefi-shell-version>\r\n"
 505 "       shell-supplier-specific-data\r\n"
 506 "       UEFI v<uefi-firmware-version> (<firmware vendor name>, 0x<firmware vendor\r\n"
 507 "       version as 32-bit hex value> <optional additional vendor version>)\r\n"
 508 "       #\r\n"
 509 "       # Sample \r\n"
 510 "       #\r\n"
 511 "       UEFI Basic Shell v2.0\r\n"
 512 "       Copyright 2008 by Intel(R) Corporation.\r\n"
 513 "       UEFI v2.31 (Intel(R) Corporation., 0x00010100)\r\n"
 514 " \r\n"
 515 "  3. UEFI version tag information:\r\n"
 516 "       <support-level>\r\n"
 517 "         0 = Minimal\r\n"
 518 "         1 = Scripting\r\n"
 519 "         2 = Basic\r\n"
 520 "         3 = Interactive\r\n"
 521 "       <uefi-shell-version>\r\n"
 522 "         Comes from the Shell specification upon which the Shell\r\n"
 523 "         implementation is based.\r\n"
 524 "      <shell-supplier-specific-data>\r\n"
 525 "         Build, copyright, etc.\r\n"
 526 "      <uefi-firmware-version>\r\n"
 527 "         Comes from the UEFI specification upon which the firmware\r\n"
 528 "         implementation is based\r\n"
 529 "      <firmware vendor name>\r\n"
 530 "         Indicates Vendor Name\r\n"
 531 "      <firmware vendor version>\r\n"
 532 "         Indicates Vendor's firmware version\r\n"
 533 ".SH EXAMPLES\r\n"
 534 " \r\n"
 535 "EXAMPLES:\r\n"
 536 "  * To display UEFI Firmware version information:\r\n"
 537 "    fs0:\> ver\r\n"
 538 " \r\n"
 539 "  * To display UEFI Shell version information only:\r\n"
 540 "    Shell> ver -s\r\n"
 541 ".SH RETURNVALUES\r\n"
 542 " \r\n"
 543 "RETURN VALUES:\r\n"
 544 "  SHELL_SUCCESS   The action was completed as requested.\r\n"
 545