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+Copyright (c) 2006, Intel Corporation\r
+All rights reserved. This program and the accompanying materials\r
+are licensed and made available under the terms and conditions of the BSD License\r
+which accompanies this distribution. The full text of the license may be found at\r
+http://opensource.org/licenses/bsd-license.php\r
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+THE PROGRAM IS DISTRIBUTED UNDER THE BSD LICENSE ON AN "AS IS" BASIS,\r
+WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR REPRESENTATIONS OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED.\r
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Abstract:\r
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-This following section documents the envirnoment variables for the Win NT \r
-build. These variables are used to define the (virtual) hardware \r
+This following section documents the envirnoment variables for the Win NT\r
+build. These variables are used to define the (virtual) hardware\r
configuration of the NT environment\r
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-A ! can be used to seperate multiple instances in a variable. Each \r
-instance represents a seperate hardware device. \r
+A ! can be used to seperate multiple instances in a variable. Each\r
+instance represents a seperate hardware device.\r
\r
EFI_WIN_NT_PHYSICAL_DISKS - maps to drives on your system\r
EFI_WIN_NT_VIRTUAL_DISKS - maps to a device emulated by a file\r
EFI_WIN_NT_FILE_SYSTEM - mouts a directory as a file system\r
EFI_WIN_NT_CONSOLE - make a logical comand line window (only one!)\r
-EFI_WIN_NT_UGA - Builds UGA Windows of Width and Height\r
+EFI_WIN_NT_GOP - Builds GOP Windows of Width and Height\r
EFI_WIN_NT_SERIAL_PORT - maps physical serial ports\r
EFI_WIN_NT_PASS_THRU - associates a device with our PCI support\r
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<block count> - Decimal number of blocks a device supports.\r
<block size> - Decimal number of bytes per block.\r
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- NT envirnonment variable contents. '<' and '>' are not part of the variable, \r
- they are just used to make this help more readable. There should be no \r
- spaces between the ';'. Extra spaces will break the variable. A '!' is \r
+ NT envirnonment variable contents. '<' and '>' are not part of the variable,\r
+ they are just used to make this help more readable. There should be no\r
+ spaces between the ';'. Extra spaces will break the variable. A '!' is\r
used to seperate multiple devices in a variable.\r
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- EFI_WIN_NT_VIRTUAL_DISKS = \r
+ EFI_WIN_NT_VIRTUAL_DISKS =\r
<F | R><O | W>;<block count>;<block size>[!...]\r
\r
EFI_WIN_NT_PHYSICAL_DISKS =\r
<drive letter>:<F | R><O | W>;<block count>;<block size>[!...]\r
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Virtual Disks: These devices use a file to emulate a hard disk or removable\r
- media device. \r
- \r
+ media device.\r
+\r
Thus a 20 MB emulated hard drive would look like:\r
EFI_WIN_NT_VIRTUAL_DISKS=FW;40960;512\r
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Thus a standard CD-ROM floppy would look like:\r
EFI_WIN_NT_PHYSICAL_DISKS=Z:RO;307200;2048\r
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- EFI_WIN_NT_FILE_SYSTEM = \r
+ EFI_WIN_NT_FILE_SYSTEM =\r
<directory path>[!...]\r
\r
Mounting the two directories C:\FOO and C:\BAR would look like:\r
EFI_WIN_NT_FILE_SYSTEM=c:\foo!c:\bar\r
\r
- EFI_WIN_NT_CONSOLE = \r
+ EFI_WIN_NT_CONSOLE =\r
<window title>\r
\r
Declaring a text console window with the title "My EFI Console" woild look like:\r
EFI_WIN_NT_CONSOLE=My EFI Console\r
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- EFI_WIN_NT_UGA = \r
+ EFI_WIN_NT_GOP =\r
<width> <height>[!...]\r
\r
- Declaring a two UGA windows with resolutions of 800x600 and 1024x768 would look like:\r
- Example : EFI_WIN_NT_UGA=800 600!1024 768\r
+ Declaring a two GOP windows with resolutions of 800x600 and 1024x768 would look like:\r
+ Example : EFI_WIN_NT_GOP=800 600!1024 768\r
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- EFI_WIN_NT_SERIAL_PORT = \r
+ EFI_WIN_NT_SERIAL_PORT =\r
<port name>[!...]\r
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Declaring two serial ports on COM1 and COM2 would look like:\r