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Usage: uniCfg [OPTION]
-v
-V
Display version of this tool
-i
-I
Display generic information
-c
-C
Clear BIOS Setup Configuration
Notice: It must be reboot or power off after clear.
1. Read/Write Configuration value after clear without reboot/poweroff,it will report error
2. Clear BIOS Setup Configuration again without reboot/poweroff, it will report error
-r <Configuration>...
-R <Configuration>...
Read Configuration value from BIOS Setup, the Configuration is case sensitive.
For example:
./uniCfg -r PowerSaving
./uniCfg -r BootOrder
It supports read more Configuration items at once, for example:
./uniCfg -r BootOrder PowerSaving CustomPowerPolicy
-w <Configuration:value>...
-W <Configuration:value>...
Write Configuration value to BIOS Setup, the Configuration is case sensitive.
Notice:
1. Value must be numeric, can not be the value description (like as Enable/Disable).
If the number bigger than ten, use 0x (hex) to start.
2. BootOrder is special, the value use four number, like 1203, 2301, 0123, 3120 and so on.
0:PXE/1:HDD/2:CD DVD/3:OTHER.
For example:
./uniCfg -w PowerSaving:1
./uniCfg -w BootOrder:2301
It supports write more Configuration items at once, for example:
./uniCfg -w BootOrder:2301 PowerSaving:1 CustomPowerPolicy:1
-rf [FileName]
-RF [FileName]
Read Configuration from file, then use the Configuration to read value from BIOS Setup.
The Configuration is case sensitive.
Notice:
1. If omit the file argument, it will use the Reference to read the Configuration.
2. If use the file argument, the file content should follow below two format,
and only have one Configuration in one line.
Format 1 example:
PowerSaving
BootOrder
CustomPowerPolicy
Format 2 example:
PowerSaving:1
BootOrder:2301
CustomPowerPolicy:1
3. The result of the Configuration value will be saved as uniCfg.ini file,
it will replace the old uniCfg.ini if it exist.
-wf [FileName]
-WF [FileName]
Read Configuration and value from file, then write the Configuration and value to BIOS Setup.
The Configuration is case sensitive.
Notice:
1. If omit the file argument, it will use the uniCfg.ini file as the file argument.
At this case, if the uniCfg.ini file is not exist, it will report error.
2. If use the file argument, the file content should follow below format,
only have one Configuration in one line.
Format example:
PowerSaving:1
BootOrder:2301
CustomPowerPolicy:1
-O Setup/SetupDefault/CustomDefault
Get each item config value form Setup/SetupDefault/CustomDefault, the result will store in ../custom.
SetCustomDefault
Store current configuration to CustomDefault.
LoadCustomDefault
Retore Customdefault configuration to Setup.
-hh
-HH
Print the Reference, include Configuration Reference, and Dependence Reference.
The Configuration Reference format show as below:
"Configuration":"value1:Description1/value2:Description2" -- "BIOS Setup Name"
other option:
customset.ini Configure BIOS Setup by customset.ini file, mostly, it use for production line.
-rb <FileName>
-RB <FileName>
Read Setup Data to Bin file
-wb <FileName>
-WB <FileName>
Write Bin file to setup data
Warning:
1. Some Menu has subMenu, when set subMenu, Menu must be enabled;
When Menu is disabled, subMenu should be disabled too.
run option -hh or -HH to see which Menu has subMenu.(Dependence Reference)
2. To make sure the setting function is OK, it must be reboot after setting.
3. It may cause power on unnormally if the setting is not correctly.
time 260.00 (ms).
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