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- 1 ERROR: Invalid syntax.\nType "BOOTCFG /?" for usage.\n
- 2 ERROR: Invalid syntax.\nType "BOOTCFG /QUERY /?" for usage.\n
- 3 ERROR: Invalid syntax.\nType "BOOTCFG /CHANGE /?" for usage.\n
- 4 ERROR: Invalid syntax.\nType "BOOTCFG /COPY /?" for usage.\n
- 5 ERROR: Invalid syntax.\nType "BOOTCFG /DELETE /?" for usage.\n
- 6 \nBOOTCFG /Delete [/S system [/U user [/P [password]]]] /ID bootid\n\n
- 7 Description:\n
- 8 Deletes an existing boot entry in the [operating systems]\n
- 9 section of the BOOT.INI file.\n\n
- 10 Parameter List:\n
- 11 /S system Specifies the remote system to connect to.\n\n
- 12 /U [domain\]user Specifies the user context under which\n
- 13 the command should execute.\n\n
- 14 /P [password] Specifies the password for the given\n
- 15 user context. Prompts for input if omitted.\n\n
- 16 /ID bootid Specifies the boot entry id that needs\n
- 17 to be deleted from the [operating systems]\n
- 18 section of the BOOT.INI file.\n\n
- 19 /? Displays this help message.\n\n
- 20 Examples:\n
- 21 BOOTCFG /Delete /ID 2\n
- 23 BOOTCFG /Delete /S system /U user /P password /ID 2\n
- 73 \nBOOTCFG /Query [/S system [/U user [/P [password]]]]\n\n
- 74 Description:\n
- 75 Displays the boot information.\n\n
- 76 Parameter List:\n
- 77 /S system Specifies the remote system to connect to.\n\n
- 78 /U [domain\]user Specifies the user context under which\n
- 79 the command should execute.\n\n
- 80 /P [password] Specifies the password for the given\n
- 81 user context. Prompts for input if omitted.\n\n
- 82 /? Displays this help message.\n\n
- 83 Examples:\n
- 84 BOOTCFG /Query\n
- 85 BOOTCFG /Query /S system /U user /P password\n
- 86 BOOTCFG /Query /S ipaddress /U user /P password\n
- 87 \nBOOTCFG /Copy [/S system [/U user [/P [password]]]]\n
- 88 [/D description] /ID bootid\n\n
- 89 Description:\n
- 90 Makes a copy of an existing boot entry.\n\n
- 91 Parameter List:\n
- 92 /S system Specifies the remote system to connect to.\n\n
- 93 /U [domain\]user Specifies the user context under which\n
- 94 the command should execute.\n\n
- 95 /P [password] Specifies the password for the given\n
- 96 user context. Prompts for input if omitted.\n\n
- 97 /D description The description of the OS entry being made.\n\n
- 98 /ID bootid Specifies the boot entry id to be copied \n
- 99 in the [operating systems] section of the\n
- 100 BOOT.INI file.\n\n
- 101 /? Displays this help message.\n\n
- 102 Examples:\n
- 103 BOOTCFG /Copy /D "Windows with Debug" /ID 1\n
- 104 BOOTCFG /Copy /S system /U user /D "Windows" /ID 3\n
- 105 BOOTCFG /Copy /D "Windows /Crashdebug" /ID 2\n
- 124 ERROR:
- 125 ERROR: Invalid boot id specified.\n
- 126 SUCCESS: Changed the timeout value in the BOOT.INI.\n
- 127 ERROR: Unable to change the timeout value in the BOOT.INI.\n
- 128 SUCCESS: Added redirect entry to the BOOT.INI.\n
- 129 ERROR: Unable to add the redirect entry in the BOOT.INI.\n
- 130 SUCCESS: Changed the default OS entry in the BOOT.INI.\n
- 131 ERROR: Unable to change the default OS in the BOOT.INI.\n
- 132 ERROR: Unable to modify the switches in the given OS entry.\n
- 133 ERROR: Unable to remove the switches from the given OS entry.\n
- 134 ERROR: Unable to make a copy of the given OS entry.\n
- 135 ERROR: Cannot delete the OS entry, since there is only one OS entry.\n
- 136 ERROR: Unable to delete the given OS entry.\n
- 137 ERROR: Cannot connect to the specified system.\n
- 138 ERROR: Cannot open BOOT.INI file.\n
- 139 ERROR: Unable to read/write the BOOT.INI file.\n
- 140 ERROR: Error in reading the BOOT.INI file.\n
- 141 ERROR: Unable to reset file permissions of the BOOT.INI file.\n
- 142 \nBOOTCFG /Query \n\n
- 143 Description:\n
- 144 Allows an administrator to display the boot entries and their\n
- 145 settings for the local machine. The boot entries and their \n
- 146 settings are read from the NVRAM.\n\n
- 147 Examples:\n
- 148 BOOTCFG /Query\n
- 149 ERROR: This OS version does not support EFI NVRAM.\n
- 151 ERROR: Insufficient privileges.\n
- 152 SUCCESS: Specified boot entry has been deleted.\n
- 153 ERROR: Unable to delete the specified boot entry.\n
- 154 ERROR: Unable to change the timeout value in the BOOT.INI.\n
- 155 ERROR: Unable to add the redirect entry in the BOOT.INI.\n
- 157 ERROR: Unable to add the specified boot entry.\n
- 158 SUCCESS: Added the specified boot entry.\n
- 159 OS Load Options
- 160 OS Friendly Name
- 161 Boot entry ID
- 162 37
- 163 36
- 164 4
- 165 TABLE
- 166 LIST
- 167 CSV
- 168 Path
- 169 20
- 170 Boot Entries\n
- 171 ------------\n
- 172 Boot Loader Settings\n
- 173 --------------------\n
- 174 Default path
- 175 Timeout
- 176 Default OS
- 177 37
- 178 36
- 179 ERROR: Invalid syntax.\nType "BOOTCFG /RAW /?" for usage.\n
- 180 \nBOOTCFG /Raw osoptions [/S system [/U user [/P [password]]]] \n
- 181 /ID bootid [/A]\n\n
- 182 Description:\n
- 183 Allows the user to specify the OS load options for a boot entry.\n\n
- 184 Parameter List:\n
- 185 /RAW osoptions Specifies the OS options for a boot entry.\n
- 186 The previous OS options will be replaced.\n\n
- 187 /S system Specifies the remote system to connect to.\n\n
- 188 /U [domain\]user Specifies the user context under which\n
- 189 the command should execute.\n\n
- 190 /P [password] Specifies the password for the given\n
- 191 user context. Prompts for input if omitted.\n\n
- 192 /ID bootid Specifies the boot entry id in the \n
- 193 [operating systems] section of the BOOT.INI\n
- 194 file to add the OS options to.\n\n
- 195 /A Specifies that the OS options entered with \n
- 196 /RAW switch will be appended to the \n
- 197 existing OS options.\n\n
- 198 /? Displays this help message.\n\n
- 199 Examples:\n
- 200 BOOTCFG /Raw "/DEBUG /SOS" /A /ID 2\n
- 201 BOOTCFG /Raw "/3GB" /A /ID 2\n
- 202 BOOTCFG /Raw "/CRASHDEBUG" /S system /U user /P password /ID 2 \n
- 203 SUCCESS: Added the switch to OS entry for line "%d" in the BOOT.INI file.\n
- 204 SKIPPING: The switch %s is already present.\n
- 205 SUCCESS: Removed the switch from the OS entry for line "%d" in the BOOT.INI.\n
- 206 SUCCESS: Made a copy of the boot entry "%d".\n
- 207 SUCCESS: OS entry "%d" has been deleted.\n
- 300 \nBOOTCFG /Raw OSoptions [/A] /ID bootid\n\n
- 301 Description:\n
- 302 Allows an administrator to specify the OS load options for a boot\n
- 303 entry.\n\n
- 304 Parameter List:\n
- 305 /RAW OSoptions Specifies the OS options for a boot entry.\n
- 306 The previous OS options will be overwritten.\n\n
- 307 /A Specifies that the OS options entered with \n
- 308 /Raw switch will be appended to the existing \n
- 309 OS options.\n\n
- 310 /ID bootid Specifies the boot entry id to add the\n
- 311 OS options to.\n\n
- 312 /? Displays this help message.\n\n
- 313 Examples:\n
- 314 BOOTCFG /Raw "/DEBUG /SOS" /ID 2\n
- 315 BOOTCFG /Raw "/3GB" /A /ID 2\n
- 316 BOOTCFG /Raw "/DEBUG /DEBUGPORT=COM2 /BAUDRATE=19200" /ID 2\n
- 325 \nBOOTCFG /Delete /ID bootid\n\n
- 326 Description:\n
- 327 Allows an administrator to delete an existing boot entry.\n\n
- 328 Parameter List:\n
- 329 /ID bootid Specifies the boot entry id that\n
- 330 needs to be deleted.\n\n
- 331 /? Displays this help message.\n\n
- 332 Examples:\n
- 333 BOOTCFG /Delete /ID 1\n
- 334 BOOTCFG /Delete /ID 3\n
- 349 ERROR: Could not make a copy of the boot entry "%d".\n
- 350 \nBOOTCFG /Copy [/D description] /ID bootid\n\n
- 351 Description:\n
- 352 Allows an administrator to make a copy of an existing boot entry.\n\n
- 353 Parameter List:\n
- 354 /D description The description for the new OS entry.\n\n
- 355 /ID bootid Specifies the boot entry id \n
- 356 to be made.\n\n
- 357 /? Displays this help message.\n\n
- 358 Examples:\n
- 359 BOOTCFG /Copy /D "Windows with Debug" /ID 1\n
- 360 BOOTCFG /Copy /ID 3\n
- 361 BOOTCFG /Copy /D "Windows /Crashdebug" /ID 2\n
- 370 ERROR: The timeout value could not be changed.\n
- 371 SUCCESS: The timeout value has been changed.\n
- 372 ERROR: The next boot entry ID could not be changed.\n
- 373 SUCCESS: The next boot entry ID has been changed.\n
- 374 ERROR: The headless redirection port could not be changed.\n
- 375 SUCCESS: The headless redirection port has been changed.\n
- 376 SUCCESS: The boot entry line "%d" has been made as the default boot entry.\n
- 377 ERROR: Unable to make the boot entry "%d" the default boot entry.\n
- 400 SUCCESS: The OS load options were added to the BootID: %d.\n
- 401 ERROR: Could not change the OS load options in the BootID: %d.\n
- 402 INFO: The selected boot entry is not a Windows OS boot entry.\n
- 403 \nBOOTCFG /Timeout value [/S system [/U user [/P [password]]]] \n\n
- 404 Description:\n
- 405 Allows the user to change the OS timeout value. The valid range \n
- 406 is 0 to 999.\n\n
- 407 Parameter List:\n
- 408 /S system Specifies the remote system to connect to.\n\n
- 409 /U [domain\]user Specifies the user context under which\n
- 410 the command should execute.\n\n
- 411 /P [password] Specifies the password for the given\n
- 412 user context. Prompts for input if omitted.\n\n
- 413 /TIMEOUT value Specifies the time in seconds before\n
- 414 the default OS is loaded.\n\n
- 415 /? Displays this help message.\n\n
- 416 Examples:\n
- 417 BOOTCFG /Timeout 30 \n
- 418 BOOTCFG /Timeout 50 /S system /U domain\user /P password\n
- 420 \nBOOTCFG /Default [/S system [/U user [/P [password]]]] /ID bootid\n\n
- 421 Description:\n
- 422 Allows the user to change the Default OS entry.\n\n
- 423 Parameter List:\n
- 424 /S system Specifies the remote system to connect to.\n\n
- 425 /U [domain\]user Specifies the user context under which\n
- 426 the command should execute.\n\n
- 427 /P [password] Specifies the password for the given\n
- 428 user context. Prompts for input if omitted.\n\n
- 429 /ID bootid Specifies the boot entry id in the \n
- 430 [operating systems] section of the BOOT.INI\n
- 431 file to be made as Default OS.\n\n
- 432 /? Displays this help message.\n\n
- 433 Examples:\n
- 434 BOOTCFG /Default /ID 2\n
- 435 BOOTCFG /Default /S system /U domain\user /P password /ID 2\n
- 437 ERROR: Invalid syntax.\nType "BOOTCFG /TIMEOUT /?" for usage.\n
- 438 ERROR: Invalid syntax.\nType "BOOTCFG /DEFAULT /?" for usage.\n
- 439 ERROR: Unable to change the default OS entry in the BOOT.INI.\n
- 440 ERROR: Invalid boot id specified.\n
- 441 ERROR: Timeout value must be between 0 and 999 seconds.\n
- 450 \nBOOTCFG /Timeout value\n\n
- 451 Description:\n
- 452 Allows an administrator to change the Timeout value. Valid range \n
- 453 is 0 to 999.\n\n
- 454 Parameter List:\n
- 455 /Timeout value Specifies the time in seconds before\n
- 456 the default OS is loaded.\n\n
- 457 /? Displays this help message.\n\n
- 458 Examples:\n
- 459 BOOTCFG /Timeout 10\n
- 580 \nBOOTCFG /Default /ID bootid\n\n
- 581 Description:\n
- 582 Allows an administrator to change the Default boot entry.\n\n
- 583 Parameter List:\n
- 584 /ID bootid Specifies the boot entry id\n
- 585 to be made the default boot entry.\n\n
- 586 /? Displays this help message.\n\n
- 587 Examples:\n
- 588 BOOTCFG /Default /ID 2\n
- 590 \nBOOTCFG /parameter [arguments]\n\n
- 591 Description:\n
- 592 This command line tool can be used to configure, query, change or \n
- 593 delete the boot entry settings in the BOOT.INI file.\n\n
- 594 Parameter List:\n
- 595 /Copy Makes a copy of an existing boot entry.\n\n
- 596 /Delete Deletes an existing boot entry from the BOOT.INI file.\n\n
- 597 /Query Displays the current boot entries and their settings.\n\n
- 598 /Raw Allows the user to specify any switch to be added.\n\n
- 599 /Timeout Allows the user to change the Timeout value.\n\n
- 600 /Default Allows the user to change the Default boot entry.\n\n
- 601 /EMS Allows the user to configure the /redirect switch\n
- 602 for headless support.\n\n
- 603 /Debug Allows the user to specify the port and baudrate for \n
- 604 remote debugging.\n\n
- 605 /Addsw Allows the user to add predefined switches.\n\n
- 606 /Rmsw Allows the user to remove predefined switches.\n\n
- 607 /Dbg1394 Allows the user to configure 1394 port for debugging.\n\n
- 608 /? Displays this help message.\n\n
- 609 Examples:\n
- 610 BOOTCFG /Copy /?\n
- 611 BOOTCFG /Delete /?\n
- 612 BOOTCFG /Query /?\n
- 613 BOOTCFG /Raw /?\n
- 614 BOOTCFG /Timeout /?\n
- 615 BOOTCFG /EMS /?\n
- 616 BOOTCFG /Debug /?\n
- 617 BOOTCFG /Addsw /?\n
- 618 BOOTCFG /Rmsw /?\n
- 619 BOOTCFG /Dbg1394 /?\n
- 620 BOOTCFG /Default /?\n
- 621 BOOTCFG /?\n\n
- 622 WARNING: BOOT.INI is used for boot options on Windows XP and earlier\n
- 623 operating systems. Use the BCDEDIT command line tool to modify\n
- 628 Windows Vista boot options.\n
- 630 SUCCESS: Changed the OS entry switches for line "%d" in the BOOT.INI file.\n
- 631 ERROR: Debug port not present in OS entry "%d". Turn debugging on to add debug port.\n
- 632 ERROR: Baud rate not present in OS entry "%d". Turn debugging on to add a baudrate value.\n
- 633 ERROR: /DEBUG switch not present in OS entry "%d". Turn debugging on to add /DEBUG switch.\n
- 634 ERROR: Debug port is already present in OS entry "%d".\n
- 635 ERROR: Baudrate is already present in OS entry "%d".\n
- 636 SUCCESS: Changed the redirection port in boot loader section.\n
- 637 ERROR: Unable to change the redirection port in boot loader section.\n
- 638 ERROR: Specified OS entry does not contain redirect switch.\n
- 640 ERROR: Specified OS entry already contains redirect switch.\n
- 641 SUCCESS: Changed the redirection baudrate in boot loader section.\n
- 642 ERROR: Unable to add redirection baudrate in the boot loader section.\n
- 645 \nBOOTCFG /EMS value [/S system [/U user [/P [password]]]]\n
- 646 [/PORT port] [/BAUD baudrate] [/ID bootid]\n\n
- 647 Description:\n
- 648 Allows the user to add or change the EMS headless redirection\n
- 649 settings.\n\n
- 650 Parameter List:\n
- 651 /EMS value The valid set of EMS redirection \n
- 652 values are ON, OFF, EDIT.\n\n
- 653 NOTE: EDIT is used to change the current\n
- 654 settings, and /ID cannot be used with EDIT.\n\n
- 655 /S system Specifies the remote system to connect to.\n\n
- 656 /U [domain\]user Specifies the user context under which\n
- 657 the command should execute.\n\n
- 658 /P [password] Specifies the password for the given\n
- 659 user context. Prompts for input if omitted.\n\n
- 660 /PORT port Specifies the COM port to be used for \n
- 661 redirection. Valid ports are COM1, COM2,\n
- 662 COM3, COM4, BIOSSET(EMS uses BIOS \n
- 663 settings).\n\n
- 664 /BAUD baudrate Specifies the Baudrate to be used for \n
- 665 redirection. Valid Baudrates are 9600,\n
- 666 19200, 57600, 115200.\n\n
- 667 /ID bootid Specifies the boot entry id to add\n
- 669 the EMS option. This is \n
- 670 required when EMS value is set to ON or \n
- 671 OFF.\n\n
- 672 /? Displays this help message.\n\n
- 673 NOTE: /ID switch is required for /EMS ON or OFF\n\n
- 674 Examples:\n
- 675 BOOTCFG /EMS ON /PORT COM1 /BAUD 19200 /ID 2\n
- 676 BOOTCFG /EMS ON /PORT BIOSSET /ID 3\n
- 677 BOOTCFG /EMS OFF /S system /ID 2\n
- 678 BOOTCFG /EMS EDIT /PORT com2 /BAUD 115200 \n
- 679 BOOTCFG /EMS OFF /S system /U domain\user /P password /ID 2\n
- 680 \nBOOTCFG /Debug value [/S system [/U user [/P [password]]]]\n
- 681 [/PORT port] [/BAUD baudrate] /ID bootid\n\n
- 682 Description:\n
- 683 Allows the user to add or change the debug settings.\n\n
- 685 Parameter List:\n
- 686 /DEBUG value The valid set of debugging \n
- 687 values are ON, OFF, EDIT.\n\n
- 688 /S system Specifies the remote system to connect to.\n\n
- 690 /U [domain\]user Specifies the user context under which\n
- 691 the command should execute.\n\n
- 692 /P [password] Specifies the password for the given\n
- 693 user context. Prompts for input if omitted.\n\n
- 694 /PORT port Specifies the COM port to connect to remote\n
- 695 machine to be used for debugging. Valid \n
- 696 ports are COM1, COM2, COM3, COM4.\n\n
- 697 /BAUD baudrate Specifies the baudrate to be used for \n
- 698 debugging. Valid Baudrates are 9600,\n
- 699 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200.\n\n
- 700 /ID bootid Specifies the boot entry id to add the\n
- 702 OS options to.\n\n
- 703 /? Displays this help message.\n\n
- 704 Examples:\n
- 705 BOOTCFG /Debug ON /PORT COM1 /ID 2\n
- 706 BOOTCFG /Debug OFF /S system /U user /ID 2\n
- 707 BOOTCFG /Debug EDIT /PORT com2 /BAUD 19200 /ID 2 \n
- 708 BOOTCFG /Debug OFF /S system /U domain\user /P password /ID 2\n
- 712 WARNING: The Redirect port specified is being ignored. Use the edit option to change the port setting.\n
- 713 WARNING: The Redirect baudrate specified is being ignored. Use the edit option to change the baud rate.\n
- 714 ERROR: Debug switch is already present.\n
- 715 \nBOOTCFG /EMS value /ID bootid \n\n
- 716 Description:\n
- 717 Allows an administrator to add or remove the EMS headless\n
- 718 redirection settings.\n\n
- 719 Parameter List:\n
- 720 /EMS value The valid set of values for EMS\n
- 721 redirection are ON, OFF.\n\n
- 722 /ID bootid Specifies the boot entry id to add\n
- 723 the OS options to.\n\n
- 724 /? Displays this help message.\n\n
- 725 Examples:\n
- 726 BOOTCFG /EMS ON /ID 2\n
- 727 BOOTCFG /EMS OFF /ID 3\n
- 740 \nBOOTCFG /Debug value [/PORT port] [/BAUD baudrate] /ID bootid\n\n
- 741 Description:\n
- 742 Allows an administrator to add or change the debug settings\n
- 743 for a specified OS entry.\n\n
- 744 Parameter List:\n
- 745 /DEBUG value The valid set of debugging values\n
- 746 are ON, OFF, EDIT.\n\n
- 747 /PORT port Specifies the COM port to connect to remote\n
- 748 machine to be used for debugging.\n
- 749 Valid ports are COM1, COM2, COM3, COM4.\n\n
- 750 /BAUD baudrate Specifies the baudrate to be used for \n
- 751 debugging. Valid Baudrates are 9600, 19200,\n
- 752 38400, 57600, 115200.\n\n
- 753 /ID bootid Specifies the boot entry id to add\n
- 754 the OS options to.\n\n
- 755 /? Displays this help message.\n\n
- 756 Examples:\n
- 757 BOOTCFG /Debug ON /PORT COM1 /BAUD 19200 /ID 2\n
- 758 BOOTCFG /Debug ON /PORT COM4 /ID 3\n
- 759 BOOTCFG /Debug OFF /ID 2\n
- 760 BOOTCFG /Debug EDIT /PORT com2 /BAUD 38400 /ID 2\n
- 770 ERROR: Debug switch not present in the OS load options.\n
- 771 ERROR: Debug port is not present in the OS load options.\n
- 772 ERROR: Invalid syntax. Please refer to the help.\n
- 773 SUCCESS: The OS load options have been changed for the BootID: %d.\n
- 774 ERROR: Could not change the OS load options in the BootID: %d.\n
- 775 ERROR: Redirect switch is already present in the OS load options.\n
- 776 ERROR: Could not change the global boot options.\n
- 777 ERROR: Redirect switch is not present in the OS load options.\n
- 778 ERROR: No port or baudrate specified for editing.\n
- 779 ERROR: Invalid syntax. Username cannot be specified without specifying a system name.\n
- 780 ERROR: Invalid syntax. Password cannot be specified without specifying a user name.\n
- 781 ERROR: There is no port specified for redirection.\n
- 782 ERROR: The system name cannot be null.\n
- 783 ERROR: The user name cannot be null.\n
- 784 ERROR: Debug port is already present in the OS load options.\n
- 785 ERROR: Debug baud rate is already present in the OS load options.\n
- 787 WARNING: Ignoring the specified credentials for the local system.\n
- 788 ERROR: The maximum number of boot entries allowed is 20.\n
- 790 ERROR: Specified OS entry already contains the /noguiboot switch.\n
- 791 ERROR: Specified OS entry already contains the /sos switch.\n
- 792 ERROR: Specified OS entry already contains the /basevideo switch.\n
- 793 ERROR: Specified OS entry already contains the /maxmem switch.\n
- 794 ERROR: Invalid maxmem value specified.\nMaxmem value must be greater than or equal to 32.\n
- 795 ERROR: Specified OS entry does not contain the /maxmem switch.\n
- 796 ERROR: Specified OS entry does not contain the /sos switch.\n
- 797 ERROR: Specified OS entry does not contain the /basevideo switch.\n
- 798 ERROR: Specified OS entry does not contain the /noguiboot switch.\n
- 799 SUCCESS: Removed the switches from the OS entry for line "%d" in the BOOT.INI.\n
- 800 ERROR: Unable to remove switches from the OS entry "%d" in the BOOT.INI.\n
- 801 ERROR: The value specified for maxmem is invalid.\n
- 850 \nBOOTCFG /parameter [arguments]\n\n
- 851 Description:\n
- 852 This command line tool allows an administrator to configure, query,\n
- 853 change or delete the boot entry settings in the NVRAM.\n\n
- 854 Parameter List:\n
- 855 /Copy Makes a copy of an existing boot entry.\n\n
- 856 /Delete Deletes an existing boot entry from the NVRAM.\n\n
- 857 /Query Displays the current boot entries and their settings.\n\n
- 858 /Raw Allows the user to specify any switch to be \n
- 859 added to a specified boot entry.\n\n
- 860 /Timeout Allows the user to change the Timeout value.\n\n
- 861 /Default Allows the user to change the Default boot entry.\n\n
- 862 /EMS Allows the user to configure the /redirect switch\n
- 863 for headless support.\n\n
- 864 /Debug Allows the user to specify the port and baudrate for\n
- 865 debugging.\n\n
- 866 /Addsw Allows the user to add predefined switches.\n\n
- 867 /Rmsw Allows the user to remove predefined switches.\n\n
- 868 /Dbg1394 Allows the user to configure the 1394 port for \n
- 869 debugging.\n\n
- 870 /Mirror Allows the user to add information \n
- 871 about a mirrored drive.\n\n
- 872 /List Allows the user to List information \n
- 873 about a drive.\n\n
- 874 /Update Allows the user to update Partition information \n
- 875 on a drive.\n\n
- 876 /Clone Allows the user to clone a boot entry \n
- 877 on a drive.\n\n
- 878 /? Displays this help message.\n\n
- 879 Examples:\n
- 880 BOOTCFG /Copy /?\n
- 881 BOOTCFG /Delete /?\n
- 882 BOOTCFG /Query /?\n
- 883 BOOTCFG /Raw /?\n
- 884 BOOTCFG /Timeout /?\n
- 885 BOOTCFG /Default /?\n
- 886 BOOTCFG /EMS /?\n
- 887 BOOTCFG /Debug /?\n
- 888 BOOTCFG /Addsw /?\n
- 889 BOOTCFG /Rmsw /?\n
- 890 BOOTCFG /Dbg1394 /?\n
- 891 BOOTCFG /Mirror /?\n
- 892 BOOTCFG /List /?\n
- 893 BOOTCFG /Update /?\n
- 894 BOOTCFG /?\n\n
- 895 WARNING: NVRAM is used for boot options on Windows XP and earlier operating\n
- 896 systems. Use the BCDEDIT command line tool to modify Windows Vista\n
- 897 boot options.\n
- 900 \nBOOTCFG /Addsw [/S system [/U user [/P [password]]]]\n
- 901 { [/MM val] [/BV] [/SO] [/NG] } /ID bootid \n\n
- 902 Description:\n
- 903 Allows the user to add the switches for a specified OS entry.\n\n
- 904 Parameter List:\n
- 905 /S system Specifies the remote system to connect to.\n\n
- 906 /U [domain\]user Specifies the user context under which\n
- 907 the command should execute.\n\n
- 908 /P [password] Specifies the password for the given\n
- 909 user context. Prompts for input if omitted.\n\n
- 911 /MM value Specifies to add the /maxmem switch which\n
- 912 limits the amount of RAM (in MB)\n
- 913 the OS can use. This value must be\n
- 914 greater than or equal to 32.\n\n
- 915 /BV Specifies to add the /basevideo switch which\n
- 916 directs the OS to use standard VGA mode for \n
- 917 the installed video driver.\n\n
- 918 /SO Specifies to add the /sos switch which\n
- 919 will display the name of each device\n
- 920 driver while loading.\n\n
- 921 /NG Specifies to add the /noguiboot switch which\n
- 922 disables the Windows progress bar that\n
- 923 appears before the logon prompt.\n\n
- 924 /ID bootid Specifies the boot entry id to add \n
- 925 the OS options to.\n\n
- 926 /? Displays this help message.\n\n
- 927 Examples:\n
- 928 BOOTCFG /Addsw /MM 64 /ID 2\n
- 929 BOOTCFG /Addsw /SO /ID 3\n
- 930 BOOTCFG /Addsw /SO /NG /S system /U domain\user /ID 2\n
- 931 BOOTCFG /Addsw /NG /ID 2 \n
- 932 BOOTCFG /Addsw /MM 96 /NG /S system /U user /P password /ID 2\n
- 940 \nBOOTCFG /Addsw { [/MM val] [/BV] [/SO] [/NG] } /ID bootid \n\n
- 941 Description:\n
- 942 Allows an administrator to add switches for a specified OS entry.\n\n
- 943 Parameter List:\n
- 944 /MM value Specifies to add the /maxmem switch which \n
- 945 limits the maximum amount of RAM (in MB)\n
- 946 the OS can use. This value must be\n
- 947 greater than or equal to 32.\n\n
- 948 /BV Specifies to add the /basevideo switch which\n
- 949 directs the OS to use standard VGA mode for \n
- 951 the installed video driver.\n\n
- 952 /SO Specifies to add the /sos switch which will\n
- 953 display the name of each device driver\n
- 954 while loading.\n\n
- 955 /NG Specifies to add the /noguiboot switch which \n
- 956 disables the Windows progress bar that\n
- 957 appears before the logon prompt.\n\n
- 958 /ID bootid Specifies the boot entry id to add\n
- 959 the OS options to.\n\n
- 960 /? Displays this help message.\n\n
- 961 Examples:\n
- 962 BOOTCFG /Addsw /MM 64 /ID 2\n
- 963 BOOTCFG /Addsw /SO /ng /ID 2\n
- 964 BOOTCFG /Addsw /BV /ID 2 \n
- 965 BOOTCFG /Addsw /MM 96 /ng /ID 2\n
- 970 \nBOOTCFG /Rmsw [/S system [/U user [/P [password]]]]\n
- 971 { [/MM] [/BV] [/SO] [/NG] } /ID bootid \n\n
- 972 Description:\n
- 973 Allows the user to remove the switches from an OS entry.\n\n
- 974 Parameter List:\n
- 975 /S system Specifies the remote system to connect to.\n\n
- 976 /U [domain\]user Specifies the user context under which\n
- 977 the command should execute.\n\n
- 978 /P [password] Specifies the password for the given\n
- 979 user context. Prompts for input if omitted.\n\n
- 980 /MM Removes the /maxmem switch.\n\n
- 982 /BV Removes the /basevideo switch.\n\n
- 985 /SO Removes the /sos switch.\n\n
- 988 /NG Removes the /noguiboot switch.\n\n
- 991 /ID bootid Specifies the boot entry id to remove \n
- 993 the OS options from.\n\n
- 994 /? Displays this help message.\n\n
- 995 Examples:\n
- 996 BOOTCFG /Rmsw /MM /ID 2\n
- 997 BOOTCFG /Rmsw /SO /ID 3\n
- 998 BOOTCFG /Rmsw /SO /NG /S system /U user /ID 2\n
- 999 BOOTCFG /Rmsw /NG /ID 2 \n
- 1000 BOOTCFG /Rmsw /MM /NG /S system /U domain\user /P password /ID 2\n
- 1010 \nBOOTCFG /Rmsw { [/MM ] [/BV] [/SO] [/NG] } /ID bootid \n\n
- 1011 Description:\n
- 1012 Allows an administrator to remove switches from an OS entry.\n\n
- 1013 Parameter List:\n
- 1014 /MM Removes the /maxmem switch.\n\n
- 1016 /BV Removes the /basevideo switch.\n\n
- 1019 /SO Removes the /sos switch.\n\n
- 1022 /NG Removes the /noguiboot switch.\n\n
- 1025 /ID bootid Specifies the boot entry id\n
- 1026 to remove the OS options from.\n\n
- 1027 /? Displays this help message.\n\n
- 1028 Examples:\n
- 1029 BOOTCFG /Rmsw /MM /ID 2\n
- 1030 BOOTCFG /Rmsw /SO /NG /ID 2\n
- 1031 BOOTCFG /Rmsw /BV /ID 2 \n
- 1032 BOOTCFG /Rmsw /MM /NG /ID 2\n
- 1050 ERROR: No COM port present. Add a COM port and then proceed.\n
- 1051 ERROR: Invalid syntax. "%1" value is not allowed for "/%2" option.\n
- 1052 ERROR: Invalid syntax. Mandatory switch 'id' is missing.\n
- 1070 ERROR: Invalid syntax.\nType "BOOTCFG /ADDSW /?" for usage.\n
- 1071 ERROR: Invalid syntax.\nType "BOOTCFG /RMSW /?" for usage.\n
- 1072 ERROR: Invalid syntax.\nType "BOOTCFG /DEBUG /?" for usage.\n
- 1073 ERROR: Invalid syntax.\nType "BOOTCFG /EMS /?" for usage.\n
- 1080 ERROR: The /dbg1394 switch is not present.\n
- 1081 ERROR: The /dbg1394 switch is already present.\n
- 1082 ERROR: Could not change the OS load options for the BootID: %d.\n
- 1083 ERROR: Invalid syntax.\nType "BOOTCFG /DBG1394 /?" for usage.\n
- 1084 ERROR: Invalid syntax. Channel value must be between 1 and 64.\n
- 1480 ERROR: Can't load NTDLL.DLL.\n
- 2000 \nBOOTCFG /DBG1394 value [/CH channel] /ID bootid\n
- 2002 Description:\n
- 2003 Allows an administrator to configure the 1394 port debugging.\n\n
- 2004 Parameter List:\n
- 2005 /DBG1394 value The valid set of Dbg1394 switch values\n
- 2006 are ON, OFF.\n\n
- 2007 /CH channel Specifies the 1394 channel. Valid values: 1 to 64.\n\n
- 2008 /ID bootid Specifies the boot entry id to change\n
- 2009 the OS options to.\n\n
- 2011 /? Displays this help message.\n\n
- 2012 Examples:\n
- 2013 BOOTCFG /DBG1394 ON /CH 20 /ID 2\n
- 2019 BOOTCFG /DBG1394 OFF /ID 2\n
- 2025 \nBOOTCFG /Dbg1394 value [/S system [/U user [/P [password]]]]\n
- 2026 [/CH channel] /ID bootid \n\n
- 2027 Description:\n
- 2028 Allows the user to configure the 1394 port for debugging.\n\n
- 2029 Parameter List:\n
- 2030 /DBG1394 value The valid set of Dbg1394 switch values\n
- 2031 are ON, OFF.\n\n
- 2032 /S system Specifies the remote system to connect to.\n\n
- 2033 /U [domain\]user Specifies the user context under which\n
- 2034 the command should execute.\n\n
- 2035 /P [password] Specifies the password for the given\n
- 2036 user context. Prompts for input if omitted.\n\n
- 2037 /CH channel Specifies the channel. Valid values: 1 to 64.\n\n
- 2038 /ID bootid Specifies the boot entry id to change\n
- 2040 the OS options to.\n\n
- 2041 /? Displays this help message.\n\n
- 2042 Examples:\n
- 2043 BOOTCFG /DBG1394 ON /CH 30 /ID 3\n
- 2044 BOOTCFG /DBG1394 ON /CH 20 /S system /U user /ID 2\n
- 2045 BOOTCFG /DBG1394 OFF /ID 2 \n
- 2055 BOOTCFG /DBG1394 OFF /S system /U domain\user /P password /ID 2\n
- 2056 ERROR: Cannot remove the /dbg1394 switch with this option.\nUse /DBG1394 switch for removing 1394 port.\n
- 2057 ERROR: The target system must be running a 32 bit OS.\n
- 2058 ERROR: Access Denied.\n
- 2060 ERROR: Invalid syntax. Mandatory switch /ID is missing.\n
- 2061 Type "BOOTCFG /EMS /?" for usage.\n
- 2062 ERROR: Cannot edit the /DBG1394 switch with this option.\nUse /DBG1394 switch for editing 1394 port.\n
- 2063 Type "BOOTCFG /DBG1394 /?" for usage.\n
- 2064 ERROR: Baud rate is not present. Add a baud rate and then proceed.\n
- 2065 ERROR: Invalid syntax. Default argument is missing.\n
- 2066 ERROR: Remote boot configuration is not supported for 64 bit machines.\n
- 2067 WARNING:
- 2068 ERROR: Baudrate cannot be added without adding a debugport.\n
- 2069 ERROR: The /dbg1394 switch already present.\n
- 2080 ERROR: Unexpected error from NtQueryBootEntryOrder.\n
- 2081 ERROR: Unexpected error from NtEnumerateBootEntries.\n
- 2082 ERROR: Unexpected error from NtQueryBootOptions.\n
- 2083 ERROR: Unexpected error from NtModifyBootEntry.\n
- 2084 ERROR: Unexpected error occurred.\n
- 2085 ERROR: Unexpected error from NtSetBootEntryOrder.\n
- 2086 ERROR: Insufficient privileges.\n
- 2087 ERROR: This version does not support EFI NVRAM.\n
- 2088 ERROR: Debugport does not exist.\n
- 2089 ERROR: Unexpected error occurred when parsing BOOT.INI file.\n
- 3000 \nBOOTCFG /Mirror /ADD guid [/D description] [/ID bootid] \n\n
- 3002 Description:\n
- 3003 Allows an administrator to add a boot entry for a mirrored drive.\n\n
- 3004 Parameter List:\n
- 3005 /ADD guid Adds a new boot entry for the mirrored\n
- 3006 partition with the specified GUID.\n\n
- 3007 /D description The description of the boot entry being added.\n\n
- 3008 /ID bootid The boot entry whose loader path is to be used.\n
- 3009 Defaults to current boot entry id.\n\n
- 3010 /? Displays this help message.\n\n
- 3011 Examples:\n
- 3012 BOOTCFG /MIRROR /ADD 09ea8ba0-a122-01c0-f1b3-12714f758821 \n
- 3013 /D "Mirrored OS Entry" /ID 3 \n
- 3020 BOOTCFG /MIRROR /ADD {09ea8ba0-a122-01c0-f1b3-12714f758821} /ID 2 \n
- 3021 ERROR: The OS option must start with "/".\n
- 3022 ERROR: File not found.\n
- 3040 Boot Options\n
- 3041 ------------\n
- 3042 Timeout: %d\n
- 3043 CurrentBootEntryID: %d\n
- 3044 HeadlessRedirection: Not set\n\n
- 3045 HeadlessRedirection: %s\n\n
- 3046 Boot Entries\n
- 3047 ------------\n\n
- 3048 Boot entry ID: %d\n
- 3049 OS Friendly Name: %s\n
- 3050 OS Friendly Name: N/A\n
- 3051 OsLoadOptions: %s\n
- 3052 OsLoadOptions: N/A\n
- 3053 BootFilePath: %s\n
- 3054 OsFilePath: %s\n\n
- 3055 ERROR: Invalid syntax.\nType "BOOTCFG /MIRROR /?" for usage.\n
- 3056 ERROR: Invalid syntax.\nType "BOOTCFG /LIST /?" for usage.\n
- 3057 ERROR: Invalid syntax.\nType "BOOTCFG /UPDATE /?" for usage.\n
- 3058 Default: %s\n
- 3065 ERROR: Unable to open drive.\n
- 3066 \nPRIMARY GPT HEADER:\n
- 3067 \nPRIMARY GPT PARTITION: \n
- 3068 ERROR: Unable to display output.\n
- 3075 INFO: No partition entries found.\n
- 3076 \nPartition GUID : {
- 3077 }\n
- 3078 Partition Type : {
- 3079 Starting LBA : %I64u\n
- 3080 Partition Name :
- 3081 \nDiskGUID : {
- 3083 ----------------------\n
- 3084 ----------------------\n
- 3090 ERROR: The boot entry length cannot be more than %d characters.\n
- 3091 ERROR: The OS options length cannot be more than %d characters.\n
- 3092 ERROR: The specified port has already been used as a debug port. Please use a different port.\n
- 3093 ERROR: The specified port already used for redirection. Please use a different port.\n
- 3094 ERROR: The OS friendly name is too long.\n
- 3200 \nBOOTCFG /LIST [disknumber] \n\n
- 3201 Description:\n
- 3202 Allows an administrator to list the partition information of the\n
- 3203 specified disk.\n\n
- 3204 Parameter List:\n
- 3205 /LIST disknumber Lists the partition information for\n
- 3206 the specified disk. Defaults to Disk 0.\n\n
- 3207 /? Displays this help message.\n\n
- 3208 Examples:\n
- 3209 BOOTCFG /LIST \n
- 3210 BOOTCFG /LIST 1 \n
- 3300 \nBOOTCFG /UPDATE guid \n\n
- 3302 Description:\n
- 3303 Allows an administrator to update information about a boot entry.\n\n
- 3304 Parameter List:\n
- 3305 /UPDATE guid Modifies the boot entry with the specified\n
- 3306 GUID, and updates the partition # in the \n
- 3307 entry if needed.\n\n
- 3310 /? Displays this help message.\n\n
- 3311 Examples:\n
- 3312 BOOTCFG /UPDATE 0c347ba0-a122-01c0-d931-f8428177d974\n
- 3313 BOOTCFG /UPDATE {75caafde-eb35-48b3-bfa2-cbfd66f7f00e}\n\n
- 3500 ERROR: Invalid GUID specified.\n
- 3501 ERROR: Unable to read specified disk.\n
- 3502 SUCCESS: GUID matches partition "%d".\n
- 3503 ERROR: Specified GUID not found.\n
- 3504 ERROR: Unable to retrieve tokens.\n
- 3505 SUCCESS: The specified GUID has been modified.\n
- 3506 ERROR: Failed to enumerate the boot entries.\n
- 3507 ERROR: FindBootEntry() - invalid parameter.\n
- 3508 ERROR: FindBootEntry() - NULL pEntryList.\n
- 3509 ERROR: FindBootEntry() : NtTranslateFilePath() failed.\n
- 3510 ERROR: Unable to update the boot entries.\n
- 3511 ERROR: Selected GUID is an invalid partition GUID.\n
- 3512 INFO: Specified GUID has already been updated.\n
- 3650 \nPartition table info for Disk: %d
- 3651 \n---------------------------------
- 3652 \nPartition No: %d
- 3653 \nPartition Style: MBR
- 3654 \nPartition Style: GPT
- 3655 \nPartition Style: RAW
- 3656 \nStarting offset:
- 3657 Partition length:
- 3658 Partition GUID:
- 3659 \nGUID type:
- 3660 \nPartition name: %s\n
- 3700 ERROR: Unable to get the partition information.\n
- 3701 ERROR: Partition style is not a recognized format.\n
- 3702 ERROR: Unable to add a mirrored boot entry.\n
- 3703 SUCCESS: The mirrored boot entry has been added.\n
- 3704 INFO: The boot entry could not be added.\n
- 3705 ERROR: Cannot add mirrored boot entry because the boot path is empty.\n
- 3707 Mirrored Boot Entry
- 3708 Copy of
- 3709 ERROR: Unexpected error occurred when parsing system name.\n
- 3710 ERROR: /dbg1394 switch cannot be added when baudrate is configured.\n
- 3711 ERROR: Baudrate cannot be added when the 1394 port is configured.\n
- 3712 ERROR: The Boot entries in BOOT.INI file are too long.\n
- 3713 ERROR: The redirection port could not be removed.\n
- 3714 ERROR: The redirection baudrate could not be removed.\n
- 3715 SUCCESS: The redirection port has been removed from BOOT LOADER section.\n
- 3716 SUCCESS: The redirection baudrate has been removed from BOOT LOADER section.\n
- 3717 ERROR: The current logged on user does not have administrative privileges.\n
- 3718 ERROR: Invalid syntax. /CH switch is missing.\n
- 3719 ERROR: You are not authorized to modify the contents of boot.ini file.\n
- 3720 ERROR: BOOT.INI is too big to process.\n
- 3721 ERROR: You are not authorized to modify NVRAM settings.\n
- 3722 ERROR: The value for disk number is invalid.\n
- 3723 ERROR: List cannot be null or empty.\n
- 4001 (clone)
- 4002 INFO: There are no boot entries for cloning.\n
- 4003 INFO: There is no boot entry with the specified id.\n
- 4004 SUCCESS: The clone operation completed successfully.\n
- 4005 ERROR: The clone operation failed.\n
- 4006 SUCCESS: The clone operation is partially successful.\n
- 4007 INFO: Failed to clone boot entry whose id is '%d'.\nReason: %s\n
- 4008 INFO: Boot entry whose id is '%d' is already mapped to the target volume.\n
- 4009 INFO: Boot entry whose id is '%d' successfully cloned.\n
- 4010 ERROR: Invalid source GUID.\n
- 4011 ERROR: Invalid target GUID.\n
- 4012 INFO: Failed to clone '%s' driver. Reason: %s
- 4013 INFO: '%s' driver entry already exists on the target volume.\n
- 4014 INFO: There are on drivers on source volume for cloning.\n
- 4015 INFO: '%s' driver successfully cloned.\n
- 4041 INFO: Use '/v' option to see the verbose information.\n
- 4051 Invalid syntax.\nType "BOOTCFG /CLONE /?" for usage.\n
- 4052 Invalid syntax. /d and /d+ cannot be used simultaneously.\nType "BOOTCFG /CLONE /?" for usage.\n
- 4053 Invalid syntax. /id cannot be used along with /sg or /upddrv.\nType "BOOTCFG /CLONE /?" for usage.\n
- 4054 Invalid syntax. /d or /d+ cannot be used along with /upddrv.\nType "BOOTCFG /CLONE /?" for usage.\n
- 4055 Invalid syntax. /sg should be specified when /upddrv is specified.\nType "BOOTCFG /CLONE /?" for usage.\n
- 4100 \nBOOTCFG /Clone /TG guid [/SG guid | /ID bootid [/D desc| /D+ desc] ] [/UPDDRV]\n\n
- 4102 Description:\n
- 4103 Allows an administrator to clone a boot entry for a mirrored drive.\n\n
- 4104 Parameter List:\n
- 4105 /Clone Specifies to clone a boot entry for the mirrored\n
- 4106 partition with the specified GUID.\n\n
- 4107 /SG guid The GUID of the boot entry being cloned from.\n\n
- 4108 /TG guid The GUID of the boot entry being cloned to.\n\n
- 4110 /ID bootid Specifies the boot entry id to change\n
- 4111 the OS options to.\n\n
- 4112 /d desc Specifies that the friendly name given has to replace\n
- 4113 the existing friendly name.\n\n
- 4114 /d+ desc Specifies that the friendly name has to be appended\n
- 4115 to the existing friendly name.\n
- 4116 If neither /d nor /d+ is specified, tool will default to\n
- 4117 /d+ with value of (clone).\n\n
- 4118 /upddrv Specifies that the drivers have to be updated.\n\n
- 4119 /? Displays this help message.\n\n
- 4120 Examples:\n
- 4121 BOOTCFG.EXE /CLONE /SG 8ad819a0-6c8a-01c2-507b-9e5f8078f531\n
- 4122 /TG ee4e0b23-58d8-4de1-8db4-03c91c573970 /D "Cloned OS Entry" \n
- 4123 BOOTCFG.EXE /CLONE /TG d1a25906-7052-41a7-b3dc-6f91be085027\n
- 4124 /D+ "Cloned OS Entry"\n
- 4125 BOOTCFG.EXE /CLONE /TG 8ad819a0-6c8a-01c2-507b-9e5f8078f531 /ID 3 \n
- 4126 BOOTCFG.EXE /CLONE /UPDDRV /SG 8ad819a0-6c8a-01c2-507b-9e5f8078f531\n
- 4131 /TG ee4e0b23-58d8-4de1-8db4-03c91c573970\n
- 4132 ERROR: Could not update all the the boot entries.\n
- 5001 ERROR:
- 5002 WARNING:
- 5003 SUCCESS:
- 5004 INFO:
- 5005 N/A
- 5501 Type the password for %s:
- 5502 Passing the user credential for local connection.\n
- 5503 The target system must be running Windows XP or above.\n
- 5504 The remote system must be running Windows 2000 or above.\n
- 5601 Invalid syntax. '%s' value is not allowed for '%s' option.\n%s\n
- 5602 Invalid syntax. Specify valid numeric value for '%s'.\n%s\n
- 5603 Invalid syntax. Specifiy valid floating point value for '%s'.\n%s\n
- 5604 Invalid syntax. Mandatory option '%s' is missing.\n%s\n
- 5605 Invalid syntax. '%s' option is not allowed more than '%d' time(s).\n%s\n
- 5607 Invalid argument/option - '%s'.\n%s\n
- 5608 Invalid syntax. Default argument is missing.\n%s\n
- 5609 Length of the command line argument should not exceed 255 characters.\n
- 5610 Invalid syntax. Default option is not allowed more than '%d' time(s).\n%s\n
- 5611 Invalid syntax. Value expected for '%s'.\n%s\n
- 5612 Invalid syntax. '%s' value is not allowed as default argument.\n%s\n
- 5613 Type "%s /?" for usage.
- 5614 Value for '%s' option cannot be empty.\n%s\n
- 5615 Value for default option cannot be empty.\n%s\n
- 5616 Invalid syntax. Specify valid numeric value for default.\n%s\n
- 5617 Invalid syntax. Specifiy valid floating point value for default.\n%s\n
- 5618 Value for default option cannot be more than %d character(s).\n
- 5619 Invalid syntax. Value cannot be specified with '%s' option.\n%s\n
- 5620 Value for '%s' option cannot be more than %d character(s).\n
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