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  1. ; This file is Insyde H2OFFT (Flash Firmware Tool) configuration file.
  2. ; Because some setting items only supported on specific OS flash.
  3. ; Here use following method to identify each setting item.
  4. ; (dwsDWS) means the setting item supported on which OS flash.
  5. ; d means DOS normal flash.
  6. ; w means Windows normal flash.
  7. ; s means Shell normal flash.
  8. ; D means DOS secure flash.
  9. ; W means Windows secure flash.
  10. ; S means Shell secure flash.
  11.  
  12. ;
  13. ; ***************************
  14. ;
  15. ; Supported Section List.
  16. ;
  17. ; ***************************
  18. ; | supports on
  19. ; -------------------------------------+---------------------------------
  20. ; [AC_Adapter] | DOS WIN SHELL Secure
  21. ; [AutoWakeup] | WIN Secure
  22. ; [Bios_Version_Check] | DOS WIN SHELL
  23. ; [BIOSVersionFormat] | DOS WIN SHELL
  24. ; [CapsuleAudit] | DOS WIN
  25. ; [CommonFlash] | DOS WIN SHELL
  26. ; [FactoryCopy] | Secure
  27. ; [FDFile] | WIN
  28. ; [FlashComplete] | DOS WIN SHELL Secure
  29. ; [FlashSecureBIOSOverride] | DOS WIN SHELL
  30. ; [ForceFlash] | WIN SHELL Secure
  31. ; [Log_file] | WIN SHELL
  32. ; [MessageStringTable] | DOS WIN SHELL
  33. ; [MULTI_FD] | DOS WIN SHELL
  34. ; [Option] | WIN
  35. ; [Others] | DOS WIN SHELL Secure
  36. ; [PassToBios] | DOS WIN SHELL Secure
  37. ; [PasswordCheck] | WIN
  38. ; [PermitFlashConditionalData] | DOS
  39. ; [PermitFlashVersion] | WIN
  40. ; [Platform_Check] | DOS WIN SHELL
  41. ; [PlatformVersion] | DOS WIN SHELL
  42. ; [Region] | DOS WIN SHELL Secure
  43. ; [ReturnCodeDefinition] | WIN
  44. ; [ReturnErrorCode] | WIN
  45. ; [SecureUpdate] | WIN SHELL
  46. ; [UI] | WIN DOS SHELL
  47. ; [UpdateEC] | WIN SHELL Secure
  48. ; [UpdateExtraData] | WIN
  49. ; [UpdateOEMME] | WIN SHELL
  50. ; [Version] | WIN
  51. ;
  52.  
  53. ; Supports on DOS WIN SHELL Secure flash.
  54. [CommonFlash]
  55. SwitchString=
  56. ErrorMsg00=No error!
  57. ErrorMsg01=AC detect error!
  58. ErrorMsg02=DC detect error!
  59. ErrorMsg03=DC gas gauge under xx%!
  60. ErrorMsg04=BIOS version compare error!
  61. ErrorMsg05=Model name compare error!
  62. ErrorMsg10=Not support this version of Flash Common Interface!
  63. ErrorMsg11=Show BIOS version string length more than xx bytes.
  64. ErrorMsg12=Show model name string length more than xx bytes.
  65. ;
  66. ; WARNING!
  67. ; to disable [CommonFlash] is remove entire section.
  68. ; if enable, power check will take care by Ihisi, and NOT reference [AC_Adapter].
  69. ;
  70. ;SwitchString (dwsDWS)
  71. ; default : empty.
  72. ; String : A switch flag setting string. Ex: "CPVER:[1] ACEN DCEN FHRST"
  73. ; Detail parameter please reference following table.
  74. ; Parameter | Description
  75. ; -------------+----------------------------------------------
  76. ; PTEN | All protection enable.
  77. ; PTDIS | All protection disable.
  78. ; ACEN | AC protect checking enable.
  79. ; ACDIS | AC protect checking disable.
  80. ; DCEN | DC & Gangue protect checking enable.
  81. ; DCDIS | DC & Gangue protect checking disable.
  82. ; RESSEN | BIOS Regression enable.
  83. ; RESSDIS | BIOS Regression disable.
  84. ; PJMDEN | Project Model string protect checking enable.
  85. ; PJMDDIS | Project Model string protect checking disable.
  86. ; FHOS | System back to OS after flash BIOS completely.
  87. ; FHST | System directly shutdown after flash BIOS completely.
  88. ; FHRST | System directly reboot after flash BIOS completely.
  89. ; CPVER:[Num] | Common Flash Version information
  90. ; | ex: [Num] is decimal and start from 1.
  91. ; -------------+----------------------------------------------
  92. ;ErrorMsg00 (dwsDWS)
  93. ; default : empty.
  94. ; String : No error message.
  95. ;ErrorMsg01 (dwsDWS)
  96. ; default : empty.
  97. ; String : AC error message.
  98. ;ErrorMsg02 (dwsDWS)
  99. ; default : empty.
  100. ; String : DC error message.
  101. ;ErrorMsg03 (dwsDWS)
  102. ; default : empty.
  103. ; String : DC gas gauge under xx% message.
  104. ;ErrorMsg04 (dwsDWS)
  105. ; default : empty.
  106. ; String : BIOS version error message.
  107. ;ErrorMsg05 (dwsDWS)
  108. ; default : empty.
  109. ; String : Model name error message.
  110. ;ErrorMsg10 (dwsDWS)
  111. ; default : empty.
  112. ; String : No support this version of Flash Common Interface message.
  113. ;The number of ErrorMsg## is in hex.
  114.  
  115. ; Supports on DOS flash.
  116. [PermitFlashConditionalData]
  117. PFCDFunctionEnable=0
  118. Conditionalcount=3
  119. Conditionaldata1=1,w,"0x0003","The BIOS image does not support the current hardware configuration.\nFlash update is aborted."
  120. Conditionaldata2=2,w,"0x20DD","The BIOS image does not support the current hardware configuration.\nFlash update is aborted."
  121. Conditionaldata3=2,w,"0x20DE","The BIOS image does not support the current hardware configuration.\nFlash update is aborted."
  122. ;This flag is the switch of comparing BIOS project ID with ROM file project ID.
  123. ;PFCDFunctionEnable (d)
  124. ; default : 0.
  125. ; 0 : function is disabled.
  126. ; 1 : function is enabled.
  127. ; The function is enabled or disabled by the flag. If the flag is disabled, application will keep flash progress without conditional check.
  128. ;Conditionalcount (d)
  129. ; default : 0.
  130. ; Integer : Total count of conditional data.
  131. ;Conditionaldata#=[Data Type], [Data Format], [Data Field], [Message String]
  132. ; Base on data format you need and to add configure value by below data format field and data field.
  133. ;(d) Conditionaldata# : # support from 1~20.
  134. ;(d) [Data Type] : The type of Conditionaldata, when you have more than one conditional data need to check before flash, you can give them different type.
  135. ; It will allow flash when all types are pass.
  136. ; It also can use the same type with more than one conditional data, that means if one of the conditional data is pass, this type is pass.
  137. ; Ex: We have the following settings, Conditionaldata1 is type 0, others are type 1.
  138. ; Conditionalcount=3
  139. ; Conditionaldata1=0,w,"0x1234","This BIOS is not allow to flash."
  140. ; Conditionaldata2=1,w,"0x1111","This BIOS is not allow to flash."
  141. ; Conditionaldata3=1,w,"0x1222","This BIOS is not allow to flash."
  142. ; When Conditionaldata1 is pass and Conditionaldata2 or Conditionaldata 3 is pass that will allow flash.
  143. ; Allow = data1 pass && (data2 pass || data3 pass).
  144. ;
  145. ;(d) [Data Format] : Can support different as binary, string, WORD, DWORD.
  146. ; b : The data format is binary.
  147. ; s : The data format is string.
  148. ; w : The data format is WORD.
  149. ; d : The data format is DWORD.
  150. ;(d) [Data Field] : Relative data base on data format.
  151. ; BINARY : If the data format is binary.
  152. ; Data field is HEX. The data is as like "AA BB 00 12 55".
  153. ; String : If the data format is string.
  154. ; Data field is string. The data is as like "Data.123.AABE.".
  155. ; WORD : If the data format is WORD.
  156. ; Data field is HEX and unit is a WORD length. The data is as like "0x1223".
  157. ; DWORD : If the data format is DWORD.
  158. ; Data field is HEX and unit is a DWORD length. The data is as like "0x12345678".
  159. ;(d) [Message string] : Define customize message string here.
  160. ; The message is pop up when flash utility get a process interrupted from BIOS.
  161. ; The message string is optional field.
  162. ; It will not pop any message if you do not provide message string in this field.
  163.  
  164. ; Supports on DOS WIN SHELL flash.
  165. [MULTI_FD]
  166. Flag=0
  167. FD#01=PCI,0,1F,2,80,FFFFFFFF,00007007,9.fd,ME.fd
  168. FD#02=PCI,2,0,0,4,FFFFFFFF,00100007,7.fd,ME.fd
  169. FD#03=PCI,2,0,0,18,0000000F,0000000E,9.fd,ME.fd
  170. FD#04=MPCIIO,2,PCI-0-1F-0-00-FFFFFFFF-3B0B8086,IO-538-0100-0000,9.fd,ME.fd
  171. FD#05=IO,C0,5AABFE02,5AABFE02,9.fd,ME.fd
  172. FD#06=IO,1F6,E7,E4,7.fd
  173. FD#07=IO,C0,FE03,FE03,7.fd
  174. FD#08=IO,C0,03,01,7.fd
  175. FD#09=PCI,2,0,0,0,00000813,00000812,9.fd
  176. FD#10=ID,ModelName,BIOS.fd
  177. FD#11=OS,32,32bios.bin,,32.ini
  178. FD#12=OS,64,64bios.bin,me.bin,64.ini
  179. FD#13=MEMORY,55aa55aa,F0F0F0F0,afafafaf,FD_m.bin,ME_m.bin,CFG_m.ini
  180. ;Flag (dwsDWS)
  181. ; default : 0.
  182. ; 0 : Normal mode.
  183. ; 1 : Multi-FD mode. It will reference FD#XX values.
  184. ;FD#XX (dwsDWS)
  185. ; Integer : XX is decimal number from 01 to 99. (FD#01 ~ FD#99)
  186. ;This section supports IO space type, PCI address type and multiple condition type.
  187. ;FD#XX=IO,[Offset],[Mask],[Value],[Filename],[ME Filename],[INI Filename]
  188. ;FD#XX=PCI,[Bus],[Device],[Function],[Offset],[Mask],[Value],[Filename],[ME Filename],[INI Filename]
  189. ;FD#XX=MPCIIO,[Condition Number],PCI-[Bus]-[Device]-[Function]-[Offset]-[Mask]-[Value],IO-[Offset]-[Mask]-[Value],[Filename],[ME Filename],[INI Filename]
  190. ;FD#XX=ID,[Model Name],[Filename],[ME Filename],[INI Filename]
  191. ;FD#XX=OS,[OS Version],[Filename],[ME Filename],[INI Filename]
  192. ;FD#XX=MEMORY,[Physical Address],[Mask],[Value],[Filename],[ME Filename],[INI Filename]
  193. ;(dwsDWS) [Offset] : Offset in hex.
  194. ;(dwsDWS) [Mask] : IO and MEMORY type supports BYTE, WORD and DWORD in hex.
  195. ; For example, BYTE -> 03, WORD -> 0A01, DWORD 100400D3
  196. ; PCI type supports DWORD in hex only.
  197. ;(dwsDWS) [Value] : IO and MEMORY type supports BYTE, WORD and DWORD in hex.
  198. ; PCI type supports DWORD in hex only.
  199. ;(dwsDWS) [Model Name] : The platform ID, model name string.
  200. ;(wW) [OS Version] : 32bit or 64bit OS. 32 for 32bit OS, 64 for 64bit OS.
  201. ;(dws) [Physical Address] : A DWORD value in hex.
  202. ;(dwsDWS) [Filename] : Filename of FD.
  203. ;(w) [ME Filename] : ME Filename of FD. If it exists, utility will run OEMME flash feature.
  204. ;(dw) [INI Filename] : INI Filename for overwrite.
  205. ; If it exists, utility will load the new ini file and overwrite all sections (except [MULTI_FD]) exist in new ini file.
  206. ;When [Offset] & [Mask] == [Value], it will flash the following files ([Filename] and [ME Filename]).
  207.  
  208. ; Supports on WIN flash.
  209. [Version]
  210. Version=
  211. ;H2OFFT (FlashFirmware Tool) will display the value at top
  212. ;Version (wW)
  213. ; default : empty.
  214. ; String : Version number string for display.
  215. ; It will be show on UI, and append on current version number.
  216. ; When current version is 5.01 and this version string set to "12",
  217. ; then it will show "H2OFFT V5.01.12" on main dialog caption.
  218.  
  219. ; Supports on WIN DOS SHELL flash.
  220. [UI]
  221. Confirm=1
  222. Silent=0
  223. SilentWithDialog=2
  224. DisplayID=1
  225. InsydeInfo=1
  226. VersionInfo=1
  227. GroupInfo=1
  228. ConfirmInfo=0
  229. ConfirmInfoRDate=0
  230. OnFlashingBeep=0
  231. OnFlashingBeepDelayTime=800
  232. DisableMouseAndKeyboardInput=0
  233. BeforeRunToolDelayTime=0
  234. ProgramStartToWrongMessageBox=0
  235. GetFDFileButton=0
  236. DelayBeforeFlash=0
  237. ConfirmDialogCustomizeMessage=
  238. ShowCustomizeMessageOnConfirmDialogOnly=0
  239. ShowUpdateROMAddress=0
  240. Elapse=0
  241. DisableAccessRightWarningMessage=0
  242. PassUpdateProgressToBios=0
  243. DisableAccessRightCheck=0
  244. ;Confirm (wW)
  245. ; default : 1.
  246. ; 0 : Don't display confirm dialog.
  247. ; 1 : Display confirm dialog.
  248. ;Silent (wW)
  249. ; default : 0.
  250. ; 0 : Normal mode.
  251. ; 1 : Silent mode, hide main dialog.
  252. ;SilentWithDialog (wW)
  253. ; default : 2.
  254. ; 0 : Don't display any dialog.
  255. ; 1 : Display main dialog only.
  256. ; 2 : Display all dialogs except main dialog.
  257. ;DisplayID (wW)
  258. ; default : 1.
  259. ; 0 : Don't display BIOS ID.
  260. ; 1 : Display BIOS ID.
  261. ;InsydeInfo (wW)
  262. ; default : 1.
  263. ; 0 : Don't display Insyde copyright information and URL.
  264. ; 1 : Display Insyde copyright information and URL.
  265. ;VersionInfo (wW)
  266. ; default : 1.
  267. ; 0 : Don't display BIOS version.
  268. ; 1 : Display BIOS version.
  269. ;GroupInfo (wW)
  270. ; default : 1.
  271. ; 0 : Don't display group box.
  272. ; 1 : Display group box.
  273. ;ConfirmInfo (wW)
  274. ; default : 0.
  275. ; 0 : Don't display BIOS version and build date information in confirm dialog.
  276. ; 1 : Display BIOS version and build date information in confirm dialog.
  277. ;ConfirmInfoRDate (wW)
  278. ; default : 0.
  279. ; 0 : Don't display BIOS version and release date information in confirm dialog.
  280. ; 1 : Display BIOS version and release date information in confirm dialog.
  281. ; When this flag set to 1, the ConfirmInfo flag won't be referenced.
  282. ;OnFlashingBeep (w)
  283. ; default : 0.
  284. ; 0 : Don't beep on flashing.
  285. ; 1 : Beep on flashing.
  286. ;OnFlashingBeepDelayTime (w)
  287. ; default : 800. (Unit is millisecond)
  288. ; Integer : Set beep delay time (milliseconds).
  289. ;DisableMouseAndKeyboardInput (wW)
  290. ; default : 0.
  291. ; 0 : Don't hook mouse and keyboard.
  292. ; 1 : Hook mouse and keyboard without "CTRL+ALT+DEL".
  293. ;BeforeRunToolDelayTime (wW)
  294. ; default : 0. (Unit is second)
  295. ; Integer : Delay number of seconds before flash process.
  296. ;ProgramStartToWrongMessageBox (wW)
  297. ; default : 0.
  298. ; 0 : Don't pop-up warning dialog before flash process.
  299. ; 1 : Pop-up a warning dialog before flash process.
  300. ;GetFDFileButton (wW)
  301. ; default : 0.
  302. ; 0 : Hide FD file browse button.
  303. ; 1 : Show the button for browsing FD file.
  304. ;DelayBeforeFlash (wW)
  305. ; default : 0. (Unit is second)
  306. ; Integer : Delay number of seconds before flashing.
  307. ;ConfirmDialogCustomizeMessage (wW)
  308. ; default : empty.
  309. ; String : A key name which list in [MessageStringTable].
  310. ; For inserting additional notification message in confirm dialog.
  311. ;ShowCustomizeMessageOnConfirmDialogOnly (wW)
  312. ; default : 0
  313. ; 0 : Display default confirm message and insert the customize message on confirm dialog.
  314. ; 1 : Do not display default confirm message, only show customize message on confirm dialog.
  315. ;ShowUpdateROMAddress (d)
  316. ; default : 0
  317. ; 0 : Show progress bar when updating BIOS.
  318. ; 1 : Show ROM address when updating BIOS.
  319. ;Elapse (dwsDWS)
  320. ; default : 0
  321. ; 0 : Disable to show elapse time during progressing BIOS update.
  322. ; 1 : Enable to show elapse time during progressing BIOS update.
  323. ;DisableAccessRightWarningMessage (wW)
  324. ; default : 0
  325. ; 0 : It will show warning message when any region is locked (such as ME) in input image.
  326. ; 1 : Do not show warning message when any region is locked in input image.
  327. ;DisableAccessRightCheck (wW)
  328. ; default : 0
  329. ; 0 : It will check access right when any one region flag of [Region] section is set.
  330. ; 1 : It will not do access right check.
  331. ;PassUpdateProgressToBios (DWS)
  332. ; default : 0
  333. ; 0 : Do not pass update progress to BIOS.
  334. ; 1 : Will pass update progress to BIOS during flash.
  335.  
  336. ; Supports on WIN flash.
  337. [Option]
  338. Flag=0
  339. ;Flag (wW)
  340. ; default : 0.
  341. ; 0 : Auto flash mode.
  342. ; 1 : User option mode, including option, start, exit buttons.
  343. ; (Option button will disable on secure flash mode.)
  344. ; 2 : User flash mode, including start, exit buttons.
  345.  
  346. ; Supports on WIN flash.
  347. [FDFile]
  348. FileName=
  349. ;FileName (wW)
  350. ; default : empty.
  351. ; String : Utility always load this file.
  352. ; If the FileName is empty, utility will search current directory
  353. ; and load the first found FD file.
  354.  
  355. ; Supports on DOS WIN SHELL flash.
  356. [AC_Adapter]
  357. Flag=1
  358. BatteryCheck=0
  359. BatteryBound=20
  360. LauncherAcWarning=messagestringA02
  361. SecurityAcWarning=messagestringA02
  362. AcNotConnectError=messagestringA05
  363. DcNotConnectError=messagestringA06
  364. DcNotEnoughError=messagestringA07
  365. ;Flag (dwsDWS)
  366. ; default : 1.
  367. ; 0 : Don't check AC.
  368. ; 1 : Check AC.
  369. ;BatteryCheck (dwsDWS)
  370. ; default : 0.
  371. ; 0 : Don't check battery.
  372. ; 1 : Check battery.
  373. ;BatteryBound (dwsDWS)
  374. ; default : 20.
  375. ; Integer (1~100) : Low battery boundary (percentage).
  376. ; When BatteryCheck=1 this value will be referenced.
  377. ; And only when the battery life percentage is bigger than
  378. ; inputed value, it can do flash.
  379. ;LauncherAcWarning (dsDS)
  380. ; default : messagestringA02
  381. ; String : A key name which list in [MessageStringTable].
  382. ;SecurityAcWarning (dwsDWS)
  383. ; default : messagestringA02
  384. ; String : A key name which list in [MessageStringTable].
  385. ;AcNotConnectError (wW)
  386. ; default : messagestringA05
  387. ; String : A key name which list in [MessageStringTable].
  388. ;DcNotConnectError (wW)
  389. ; default : messagestringA06
  390. ; String : A key name which list in [MessageStringTable].
  391. ;DcNotEnoughError (wW)
  392. ; default : messagestringA07
  393. ; String : A key name which list in [MessageStringTable].
  394.  
  395. ; Supports on DOS WIN SHELL flash.
  396. [Platform_Check]
  397. Flag=3
  398. PlatformName1=AA
  399. PlatformName2=BB
  400. PlatformName3=
  401. PlatformName4=
  402. PlatformName5=
  403. PlatformName6=
  404. PlatformName7=
  405. PlatformName8=
  406. PlatformName9=
  407. PlatformName10=
  408. PlatformName11=
  409. PlatformName12=
  410. PlatformName13=
  411. PlatformName14=
  412. PlatformName15=
  413. PlatformName16=
  414. PlatformName17=
  415. PlatformName18=
  416. PlatformName19=
  417. PlatformName20=
  418. ;This flag is the switch of comparing BIOS project ID with ROM file project ID.
  419. ;Flag (dwsDWS)
  420. ; default : 3.
  421. ; 0 : Don't check project ID.
  422. ; 1 : Check project ID of new file.
  423. ; If ID is different with current BIOS, the utility will close.
  424. ; 2 : Utility will compare current platform ID with the 20 platform IDs.
  425. ; If any one is match, it will go ahead, otherwise utility will close.
  426. ; 3 : Depends on BIOS report.
  427. ;PlatformName1~20 (dwsDWS)
  428. ; default : empty.
  429. ; String : If ROM file do not contain correct ID, user can define ID here.
  430.  
  431. ; Supports on DOS WIN SHELL flash.
  432. [PlatformVersion]
  433. Flag=0
  434. Version1=
  435. Version2=
  436. Version3=
  437. Version4=
  438. Version5=
  439. Version6=
  440. Version7=
  441. Version8=
  442. Version9=
  443. Version10=
  444. Version11=
  445. Version12=
  446. Version13=
  447. Version14=
  448. Version15=
  449. Version16=
  450. Version17=
  451. Version18=
  452. Version19=
  453. Version20=
  454. ;This flag only available when the [Platform_Check] is enable to compare the 20 platform IDs.
  455. ;The Version is pair with the PlatformName.
  456. ;For example: When the platform ID matches with PlatformName2, the Version2 will be used.
  457. ;Flag (dwsDWS)
  458. ; default : 0.
  459. ; 0 : Don't use multi version.
  460. ; 1 : Use the version in the list instead of the version in file.
  461. ;Version1~20 (dwsDWS)
  462. ; default : empty.
  463. ; String : If ROM file do not contain correct version, user can define version here.
  464.  
  465. ; Supports on DOS WIN SHELL flash.
  466. [Bios_Version_Check]
  467. Flag=2
  468. CheckByBios=0
  469. CheckByBiosErrorMessage="This BIOS file is not allow to flash. The flash process will be terminated."
  470. ;This flag is the switch of checking BIOS version.
  471. ;Flag (dwsDWS)
  472. ; default : 2.
  473. ; 0 : Don't check rom file version.
  474. ; 1 : Check BIOS version.
  475. ; When rom file version is older than BIOS, it will display
  476. ; a warning message and close application.
  477. ; 2 : Depend on BIOS report.
  478. ;CheckByBios (dwsDWS)
  479. ; default : 0.
  480. ; 0 : Normal process.
  481. ; 1 : It will pass version by IHISI to BIOS and check by BIOS.
  482. ; When BIOS return not allow to flash, it will be terminated the process.
  483. ; When BIOS allow to flash, it will go ahead and do it's normal process.
  484. ; When this flag is enable but BIOS not support, it will skip version check and assume allow to flash.
  485. ;CheckByBiosErrorMessage (dwsDWS)
  486. ; default : "This BIOS file is not allow to flash. The flash process will be terminated."
  487. ; String : User defined error message when BIOS is not allow to flash this version image.
  488.  
  489. ; Supports on DOS WIN SHELL flash.
  490. [BIOSVersionFormat]
  491. BIOSVFEnable=0
  492. VersionFormat=TXXXXXXX.N.NN.NN
  493. ;This BIOSVFEnable flag is the switch of BIOSVersionFormat.
  494. ;FunctionEnable (dwsDWS)
  495. ; default : 0
  496. ; 0 : function is disabled.
  497. ; 1 : function is enabled.
  498. ;VersionFormat (dwsDWS)
  499. ; X : The field is masked. It will NOT be compared.
  500. ; N : The digit field can be ASCII, case-sensitive.
  501. ; T : It's the same definition with N. But T is a case-insensitive.
  502. ; . : Dot is also a mask. It will NOT be compared.
  503. ; D : Don't care field. It will NOT be compared.
  504. ; This field can be empty.
  505. ; It only allow to put at start or end of the version format.
  506. ; For example: Onboard version 1.21B flash to 1.22, VersionFormat must be N.NND
  507. ; N.NND means the valid format is N.NN and N.NNX, the 5th character will be ignore in version compare.
  508.  
  509. ; Supports on WIN flash.
  510. [PermitFlashVersion]
  511. PFVFunctionEnable=0
  512. SingleVersion=
  513. MultiVersion1=
  514. MultiVersion2=
  515. MultiVersion3=
  516. MultiVersion4=
  517. MultiVersion5=
  518. MultiVersion6=
  519. MultiVersion7=
  520. MultiVersion8=
  521. MultiVersion9=
  522. MultiVersion10=
  523. MultiVersion11=
  524. MultiVersion12=
  525. MultiVersion13=
  526. MultiVersion14=
  527. MultiVersion15=
  528. MultiVersion16=
  529. MultiVersion17=
  530. MultiVersion18=
  531. MultiVersion19=
  532. MultiVersion20=
  533. ;This section is for conditional version definition for BIOS update.
  534. ;When this function enabled, flash utility will compare on board BIOS version with conditional version and then decide to continue flash progress or not.
  535. ;For example: In following condition PFVFunctionEnable=1, SingleVersion=A03, "Please update to BIOS version A03 first!".
  536. ; When on board BIOS version is older than A03,
  537. ; it will pop up the error dialog with the message "Please update to BIOS version A03 first!" and then terminated.
  538. ; Otherwise it will continue original flash process.
  539. ;The MultiVersion1~20 are similar as SingleVersion, but they only available when the [Platform_Check] is enable to compare the 20 platform IDs.
  540. ;They must be pair of the PlatformName of [Platform_Check] section.
  541. ;For example: When the platform ID matches with PlatformName2, the Version2 will be used.
  542. ;PFVFunctionEnable (wW)
  543. ; default : 0.
  544. ; 0 : Disable conditional version check.
  545. ; 1 : Enable conditional version check.
  546. ;SingleVersion (wW)
  547. ; default : empty.
  548. ; String : XXXX, "Message String"
  549. ; XXXX is the conditional version, regarding version check rule please refer section "BIOSVersionFormat".
  550. ; "Message String" is the message to show when the on board BIOS version is older than the conditional version.
  551. ;MultiVersion1~20 (wW)
  552. ; default : empty.
  553. ; String : XXXX, "Message String"
  554. ; XXXX is the conditional version, regarding version check rule please refer section "BIOSVersionFormat".
  555. ; "Message String" is the message to show when the on board BIOS version is older than the conditional version.
  556. ;
  557. ; The section is depended on other sections if using [PermitFlashVersion].
  558. ; a. If single version is enabled,
  559. ; Please also configure section [Bios_Version_Check] for version check
  560. ; b. If multi-version is enabled,
  561. ; Please also configure following sections [Bios_Version_Check] for version check,
  562. ; section [Platform_Check] for platform name check and section [PlatformVersion] for multi-platform version check
  563.  
  564. ; Supports on DOS WIN SHELL Secure flash.
  565. [FlashComplete]
  566. Action=2,0
  567. Dialog=0
  568. Counter=15
  569. ActionOverride=0
  570. Pause=0
  571. PauseWarning=messagestringA03
  572. ;Action (dwsDWS)
  573. ; default : 2.
  574. ; 0 : Do nothing.
  575. ; 1 : Shutdown.
  576. ; 2 : Reboot.
  577. ;Dialog (w)
  578. ; default : 0.
  579. ; 0 : Don't display dialog.
  580. ; 1 : Display dialog.
  581. ; 2 : Display dialog and wait several seconds.
  582. ;Counter (w)
  583. ; default : 15. (Unit is second)
  584. ; Integer : The number of seconds for countdown to reboot or shutdown.
  585. ;ActionOverride (w)
  586. ; default : 0
  587. ; 0 : This key is disabled. Flash utility bases action key setting to do original behavior.
  588. ; 1 : This key is enabled. Flash utility just does close itself in silent mode.
  589. ;Pause (dwsDWS)
  590. ; default : 0.
  591. ; 0 : disable to pause after flash complete.
  592. ; 1 : enable to pause after flash complete.
  593. ;PauseWarning (dwsDWS)
  594. ; default : messagestringA03
  595. ; String : A key name which list in [MessageStringTable].
  596. ;The value behind comma is the return value in silent mode.
  597.  
  598. ; Supports on DOS WIN SHELL flash.
  599. [FlashSecureBIOSOverride]
  600. EnableFlashSecureBIOSOverride=0
  601. Action=1
  602. ;EnableFlashSecureBIOSOverride (DWS)
  603. ; default : 0.
  604. ; 0 : Disable action override. Use the action which returned from BIOS.
  605. ; 1 : Enable the action override when flashing secure BIOS in OS.
  606. ;Action (DWS)
  607. ; default : 1.
  608. ; 0 : S3.
  609. ; 1 : Reboot.
  610. ; 2 : Shutdown.
  611. ; 3 : Do nothing.
  612.  
  613. ; Supports on DOS WIN SHELL Secure flash.
  614. [ForceFlash]
  615. ALL=0
  616. BB_PEI=0
  617. CPU_Microcode=0
  618. Variable=0
  619. DXE=0
  620. EC=0
  621. Password=0
  622. OEM_NVS=0
  623. Logo=0
  624. Type#09=0
  625. Type#08=0
  626. UseBvdtRomMap=0
  627. ;These areas are reported by IHISI from BIOS for protection.
  628. ;When you set the value to 1, the selected protect area will be force flash.
  629. ;ALL (dwsDWS)
  630. ; default : 0.
  631. ; 0 : Reserve all protected areas.
  632. ; 1 : Flash all protected areas.
  633. ;BB_PEI, CPU_Microcode, Variable, DXE, EC, Password, OEM_NVS, Logo (dwsDWS)
  634. ; They are the predefined types each one indicate a type value.
  635. ; BB_PEI = Type#00
  636. ; CPU_Microcode = Type#01
  637. ; Variable = Type#02
  638. ; DXE = Type#03
  639. ; EC = Type#04
  640. ; Password = Type#0F
  641. ; OEM_NVS = Type#10
  642. ; Logo = Type#05
  643. ; default : 0.
  644. ; 0 : Protect this area.
  645. ; 1 : Force flash this area.
  646. ;Type#NN (dwsDWS)
  647. ; Type#NN is an extended method for those didn’t have predefine type.
  648. ; The NN is a number in Hex.
  649. ; For example:
  650. ; If BIOS report to protect type 13h from IHISI, and you want to flash this protect area.
  651. ; Then the setting in platform.ini can add Type#13=1.
  652. ; default : 0.
  653. ; 0 : Protect this area.
  654. ; 1 : Force flash this area.
  655. ;UseBvdtRomMap (DWS)
  656. ; default : 0.
  657. ; 0 : Disable private/protection ROM map override feature.
  658. ; AP will reference IHISI report to protect regions.
  659. ; 1 : Enable private/protection ROM map override feature.
  660. ; AP will reference BVDT defined map to protect regions.
  661.  
  662. ; Supports on DOS WIN SHELL Secure flash.
  663. [Region]
  664. BIOS=0
  665. GbE=0
  666. ME=0
  667. EC=0
  668. DESC=0
  669. Platform_Data=0
  670. ;This section is used to control SPI descriptor mode.
  671. ;Default is flash all regions when the values all set to 0.
  672. ;If any one of the regions set to 1, it will only flash specific regions.
  673. ;If the BIOS is built without additional Intel firmware as like ME, GBE and Descriptor
  674. ; or BIOS is an AMD firmware which does not support ME, please ignore this section.
  675. ;BIOS (dwsDWS)
  676. ; default : 0.
  677. ; 0 : Don't flash.
  678. ; 1 : Flash BIOS region.
  679. ;GbE (dwsDWS)
  680. ; default : 0.
  681. ; 0 : Don't flash.
  682. ; 1 : Flash GbE region.
  683. ;ME (dwsDWS)
  684. ; default : 0.
  685. ; 0 : Don't flash.
  686. ; 1 : Flash ME region.
  687. ;EC (dwsDWS)
  688. ; default : 0.
  689. ; 0 : Don't flash.
  690. ; 1 : Flash EC region.
  691. ;DESC (dwsDWS)
  692. ; default : 0.
  693. ; 0 : Don't flash.
  694. ; 1 : Flash Descriptor region.
  695. ;Platform_Data (dwsDWS)
  696. ; default : 0.
  697. ; 0 : Don't flash.
  698. ; 1 : Flash Platform Data region.
  699.  
  700. ; Supports on WIN SHELL Secure flash.
  701. [UpdateEC]
  702. Flag=0
  703. EC_Dialog=0
  704. BIOS_Only=0
  705. EC_Only=0
  706. EC_Path=
  707. EC_Compare=0
  708. EC_Verify=0
  709. EC_VerifyErrorRetry=3
  710. EC_BlockSize=64
  711. EC_DockWarning=messagestringA04
  712. ;Flag (w)
  713. ; default : 0.
  714. ; 0 : Don't flash EC by BIOS.
  715. ; 1 : Flash EC by BIOS.
  716. ;EC_Dialog (w)
  717. ; default : 0.
  718. ; 0 : Don't display confirm dialog when begin to update EC.
  719. ; 1 : Show confirm dialog.
  720. ;BIOS_Only (w)
  721. ; default : 0.
  722. ; 0 : Flash EC and BIOS file.
  723. ; 1 : Only flash BIOS part of the merge file.
  724. ;EC_Only (w)
  725. ; default : 0.
  726. ; 0 : Flash EC and BIOS file.
  727. ; 1 : Flash only EC binary file.
  728. ;EC_Path (w)
  729. ; default : empty.
  730. ; String : EC filename.
  731. ;EC_Compare (w)
  732. ; default : 0.
  733. ; 0 : Don't do compare before writing. Just do write action directly.
  734. ; 1 : Read EC and compare difference before writing.
  735. ; If the read data is the same as the data we want to write,
  736. ; it will not do the write action.
  737. ;EC_Verify (w)
  738. ; default : 0.
  739. ; 0 : Don't verify EC.
  740. ; 1 : Verify EC after writing.
  741. ;EC_VerifyErrorRetry (w)
  742. ; default : 3.
  743. ; Integer : Retry times.
  744. ; If the value is not zero means enable verify retry, and will retry setted times.
  745. ; 0 for disable verify retry.
  746. ;EC_BlockSize (WDS)
  747. ; default : 64.
  748. ; Integer : The block size of EC update. Unit is KB.
  749. ;EC_DockWarning (dsS)
  750. ; default : messagestringA04
  751. ; String : A key name which list in [MessageStringTable].
  752.  
  753. ; Supports on WIN flash.
  754. [UpdateExtraData]
  755. Flag=0
  756. DataType=1
  757. type1errorcodeA0=messagestring1
  758. ;Flag (w)
  759. ; default : 0.
  760. ; 0 : Do not update extra data.
  761. ; 1 : Update extra data by IHISI.
  762. ; If new image is NOT processed by IFIT tool, please do not enable this function.
  763. ;DataType (w)
  764. ; default : 1.
  765. ; Integer : Integer number. The meaning of data type number will define by BIOS OEM.
  766. ; Now will support 1, 4~C.
  767. ; Ex:1,4,6,5 -> Mean you want to update 1,4,6,5 Four type of data.
  768. ; Notice: 2, 3 cannot used.
  769. ;type#errorcode??=messagestringX (w)
  770. ; This key is for customizing error message which occur in update extra data.
  771. ; For example:
  772. ; When an error occur when updating type 4, BIOS return the error code A2.
  773. ; AP will find the key "type4errorcodeA2" and get the string ID "messagestring4", and find the string in [MessageStringTable].
  774. ; Then shows the message string instead of standard error message.
  775. ; # : The type number define in DataType. (Hex)
  776. ; ?? : The error code returned by BIOS. Available value range A0~AF.
  777. ; X : Message string number.
  778. ;This feature will let you just input data to update by IHISI. Data type will define by BIOS OEM.
  779. ;If new image is NOT processed by IFIT tool, please do not enable this function.
  780.  
  781. ; Supports on WIN SHELL flash.
  782. [UpdateOEMME]
  783. MEFileName=
  784. CheckVersion=0
  785. Command=
  786. ;MEFileName (ws)
  787. ; default : empty.
  788. ; String : When this filename or Multi-FD ME filename exist, tool will run this case to flash ME.
  789. ;CheckVersion (w)
  790. ; default : 0.
  791. ; 0 : Don't check ME file version.
  792. ; 1 : Check ME file version.
  793. ; 2 : When ME flash error is cause of same version and downgrade version do not show error and continue to flash.
  794. ; 3 : When ME flash error, show error but continue to flash.
  795. ;Command (ws)
  796. ; default : empty.
  797. ; String : When this field is empty and don't want to check ME version, utility will use "-f %filename -generic -allowsv" as default command.
  798. ; The %filename is a keyword which will be replaced with the value in MEFileName within this section or the filename in MULTI_FD section.
  799. ;NOTE:
  800. ; The Intel firmware update tool (FWUpdLcl.exe) is dependent on each chipset generation, the tool in release flash package is a sample and may be not suitable for your project.
  801. ; Please remember to replace the FWUpdLcl.exe with right version before you will utilize function to update Intel firmware (ME or TXE).
  802.  
  803. ; Supports on WIN SHELL flash.
  804. [Log_file]
  805. Flag=0
  806. FileName=H2OFFT.log
  807. CMOS_Flag=0
  808. CMOS_INDEX_PORT=70
  809. CMOS_DATA_PORT=71
  810. CMOS_OFFSET=68,69
  811. ;Flag (wsWS)
  812. ; default : 0.
  813. ; 0 : Don't log to file.
  814. ; 1 : Utility will log to specify file.
  815. ;FileName (wsWS)
  816. ; default : H2OFFT.log.
  817. ; String : Log filename.
  818. ;CMOS_Flag (wW)
  819. ; default : 0.
  820. ; 0 : Disable CMOS debug.
  821. ; 1 : Enable CMOS debug.
  822. ;CMOS_INDEX_PORT (wW)
  823. ; default : 70. (hex)
  824. ; 70 : Use 0x70 port as index port.
  825. ; 72 : Use 0x72 port as index port.
  826. ;CMOS_DATA_PORT (wW)
  827. ; default : 71. (hex)
  828. ; 71 : Use 0x71 port as index port.
  829. ; 73 : Use 0x73 port as index port.
  830. ;CMOS_OFFSET (wW)
  831. ; default : 0,0. (hex)
  832. ; CMOS_OFFSET=xx,yy the xx is high byte offset; yy is low byte offset, and the range is 0~FF (hex)
  833.  
  834. ; Supports on WIN flash.
  835. [ReturnErrorCode]
  836. FileNotFound=3,259
  837. ErrorBeforeFlash=4,259
  838. BatteryNotConnect=4,259
  839. BatteryCapacityNotEnough=4,259
  840. WriteROMFail=5,259
  841. WriteECFail=6,259
  842. WriteExtraDataFail=7,259
  843. ;FileNotFound (wW)
  844. ; default : 3.
  845. ; Integer : If utility cannot find the BIOS file, it will return this error code.
  846. ;ErrorBeforeFlash (wW)
  847. ; default : 4.
  848. ; Integer : If error occur before flash process, it will return this error code.
  849. ;BatteryNotConnect (wW)
  850. ; default : 4.
  851. ; Integer : If battery not connect, it will return this error code.
  852. ; (This error is separated from ErrorBeforeFlash.)
  853. ;BatteryCapacityNotEnough (wW)
  854. ; default : 4.
  855. ; Integer : If battery capacity not enough, it will return this error code.
  856. ; (This error is separated from ErrorBeforeFlash.)
  857. ;WriteROMFail (wW)
  858. ; default : 5.
  859. ; Integer : If error occur during write ROM process, it will return this error code.
  860. ;WriteECFail (wW)
  861. ; default : 6.
  862. ; Integer : If error occur during write EC process, it will return this error code.
  863. ;WriteExtraDataFail (wW)
  864. ; default : 7.
  865. ; Integer : If error occur during write Extra Data process, it will return this error code.
  866. ;The value behind comma is the return value in silent mode.
  867.  
  868. ; Supports on WIN flash.
  869. [ReturnCodeDefinition]
  870. RETURN_SUCCESSFUL=0,3010
  871. RETURN_MODEL_CHECK_FAIL=259,259
  872. RETURN_USER_CONFIRM_CANCEL=1701,259
  873. RETURN_AC_NOT_CONNECT=1702,259
  874. RETURN_LOAD_DRIVER_FAIL=1703,259
  875. RETURN_NEED_REBOOT=3010,3010
  876. RETURN_USER_EXIT=1704,259
  877. RETURN_SAME_VERSION_CHECK=99999,259
  878. ;RETURN_SUCCESSFUL (wW)
  879. ; default : 0.
  880. ; Integer : Use input value as return code.
  881. ; 99999 : Use the default value above.
  882. ;RETURN_MODEL_CHECK_FAIL (wW)
  883. ; default : 259.
  884. ; Integer : Use input value as return code.
  885. ; 99999 : Use the default value above.
  886. ;RETURN_USER_CONFIRM_CANCEL (wW)
  887. ; default : 1602.
  888. ; Integer : Use input value as return code.
  889. ; 99999 : Use the default value above.
  890. ;RETURN_AC_NOT_CONNECT (wW)
  891. ; default : 1602.
  892. ; Integer : Use input value as return code.
  893. ; 99999 : Use the default value above.
  894. ;RETURN_LOAD_DRIVER_FAIL (wW)
  895. ; default : 259.
  896. ; Integer : Use input value as return code.
  897. ; 99999 : Use the default value above.
  898. ;RETURN_NEED_REBOOT (wW)
  899. ; default : 3010.
  900. ; Integer : Use input value as return code.
  901. ; 99999 : Use the default value above.
  902. ;RETURN_USER_EXIT (wW)
  903. ; default : 1602.
  904. ; Integer : Use input value as return code.
  905. ; 99999 : Use the default value above.
  906. ;RETURN_SAME_VERSION_CHECK (wW)
  907. ; default : 1602.
  908. ; Integer : Use input value as return code.
  909. ; 99999 : Use the default value above.
  910. ;The value behind comma is the return value in silent mode.
  911.  
  912. ; Supports on DOS WIN SHELL Secure flash.
  913. [Others]
  914. DisableCompare=0
  915. DisableVerify=0
  916. VerifyErrorRetry=3
  917. SMIErrorRetryDelay=100
  918. SMIErrorRetry=5
  919. ForceIHISIVersion=
  920. EnablePrivateRegionMovement=0
  921. EnableProtectionRegionMovement=0
  922. DisableSecureCapsuleFlash=0
  923. BootSafeMode=0
  924. ;DisableCompare (wsWS)
  925. ; default : 0.
  926. ; 0 : Read BIOS and compare difference before writing.
  927. ; If the read data is the same as the data we want to write,
  928. ; it will not do the write action.
  929. ; 1 : Don't do compare before writing. Just do write action directly.
  930. ;DisableVerify (wsWS)
  931. ; default : 0.
  932. ; 0 : Verify BIOS after writing.
  933. ; 1 : Don't verify BIOS after writing.
  934. ;VerifyErrorRetry (wsWS)
  935. ; default : 3.
  936. ; Integer : Retry times.
  937. ; If the value is not zero means enable verify retry, and will retry set times.
  938. ; 0 for disable verify retry.
  939. ;SMIErrorRetryDelay (wsWS)
  940. ; default : 100. (Unit is millisecond)
  941. ; Integer : Delay time during SMI error retry (millisecond).
  942. ;SMIErrorRetry (wsWS)
  943. ; default : 5.
  944. ; Integer : Retry times when SMI fail. (Note: This may let flash time become longer.)
  945. ;ForceIHISIVersion (w)
  946. ; default : empty.
  947. ; Version : This flag will force override the IHISI version which will passing to BIOS.
  948. ; Ex: 1.9.1
  949. ;EnablePrivateRegionMovement (wsDWS)
  950. ; default : 0
  951. ; 0 : Disable private region movement.
  952. ; 1 : Enable private region movement. It will backup orginal private regions and relocate to new address which defined in new image BVDT when update whole BIOS.
  953. ;EnableProtectionRegionMovement (sDWS)
  954. ; default : 0
  955. ; 0 : Disable protection region movement.
  956. ; 1 : Enable protection region movement. It will backup orginal protection regions and relocate to new address which defined in new image BVDT when update whole BIOS.
  957. ; This flag cannot be used with [ForceFlash] all=1.
  958. ;DisableSecureCapsuleFlash (dwsDWS)
  959. ; default : 0.
  960. ; 0 : Enable flash secure BIOS on normal platform.
  961. ; 1 : Disable flash secure BIOS on normal platform.
  962. ;BootSafeMode (wW)
  963. ; format : [Number],[Version String]
  964. ; [Number] default : 0.
  965. ; 0 : Disable this feature. Normal boot.
  966. ; 1 : Enable this feature. Next boot into Windows safe mode.
  967. ; [Version String] default : empty.
  968. ; The limit version.
  969. ; When onboard BIOS version smaller than or equal to this version, it allow to enable this feature.
  970. ; When onboard BIOS version bigger than this version, this feature always disable even the value is set to 1.
  971.  
  972. ; Supports on WIN flash.
  973. [PasswordCheck]
  974. PasswordCheckEnable=0
  975. MsgCaption=Password confirmation
  976. MsgPreface=Please enter password
  977. MsgSuccess=Password is correct.
  978. MsgFailure=Password is incorrect. Please retry again.
  979. ;PasswordCheckEnable (wW)
  980. ; default : 0.
  981. ; 0 : Disable the password check function.
  982. ; 1 : Enable the password check function.
  983. ;MsgCaption (wW)
  984. ; default : "Password confirmation"
  985. ; String : The dialog box caption.
  986. ;MsgPreface (wW)
  987. ; default : "Please enter password"
  988. ; String : The preface of password entering.
  989. ;MsgSuccess (wW)
  990. ; default : "Password is correct."
  991. ; String : The string displayed when the comparing result returned by BIOS is 0x00.
  992. ;MsgFailure (wW)
  993. ; default : "Password is incorrect. Please retry again."
  994. ; String : The string displayed when the comparing result returned by BIOS is 0x01.
  995.  
  996. ; Supports on DOS WIN Shell flash.
  997. [MessageStringTable]
  998. messagestring1="Warning message 1"
  999. messagestringA00="It only supports to flash secure BIOS on current platform.\r\nThe image to be updated is not a secure BIOS.\r\n"
  1000. messagestringA01="Not allow to flash secure BIOS on current platform.\r\n"
  1001. messagestringA02="Please do not remove the AC power!"
  1002. messagestringA03="Press any key to continue..."
  1003. messagestringA04="Get EC part information fail."
  1004. messagestringA05="Insyde H2OFFT cannot run on battery power. Please plug in AC power and try again."
  1005. messagestringA06="Please insert system battery."
  1006. messagestringA07="Battery is too low (%d < %d). Please charge your battery to %d%%."
  1007. ;messagestring# (dwsDWS)
  1008. ; default : empty.
  1009. ;The message string must as following format messagestring#="Your message here."
  1010. ;The # is a number in Decimal or Hex.
  1011. ;If a multi line message is required, you can use "\n" in message string for new line.
  1012.  
  1013. ; Supports on Secure flash.
  1014. [FactoryCopy]
  1015. Restore=0
  1016. ;Restore (DWS)
  1017. ; default : 0.
  1018. ; 0 : Don't do FACTORY_COPY restore after flash.
  1019. ; 1 : Restore FACTORY_COPY after flash BIOS.
  1020. ;Factory copy is a region in BIOS which is used to store default keys of Secure Boot.
  1021.  
  1022.  
  1023. ; Supports on DOS WIN flash.
  1024. [CapsuleAudit]
  1025. Flag=0
  1026. QAKey=
  1027. OemKey=
  1028. ;Flag (dw)
  1029. ; default : 0.
  1030. ; 0 : disable.
  1031. ; 1 : enable Capsule Update Audit.
  1032. ;QAKey (dw)
  1033. ; default : empty.
  1034. ; String : image file signing by Insyde QA test key.
  1035. ;OemKey (dw)
  1036. ; default : empty.
  1037. ; String : image file signing by OEM/ODM key.
  1038.  
  1039. ; Supports on WIN Shell flash.
  1040. [SecureUpdate]
  1041. viaESP=0
  1042. DeviceOrder=eMMC, NVMe, SATA, ATAPI, USB
  1043. PhysicalMemoryAllocateFailRetryTimes=3
  1044. PhysicalMemoryAllocateFailRetryDelay=500
  1045. ;viaESP (WS)
  1046. ; default : 0.
  1047. ; 0 : disable.
  1048. ; 1 : write the capsule to ESP (EFI system partition).
  1049. ;DeviceOrder (S)
  1050. ; default : eMMC, NVMe, SATA, ATAPI, USB
  1051. ; The FAT device detection sequence of secure flash via ESP feature.
  1052. ; Now we support eMMC, NVMe, SATA, ATAPI, USB.
  1053. ;PhysicalMemoryAllocateFailRetryTimes (W)
  1054. ; default : 3.
  1055. ; Integer : Retry times.
  1056. ; If the value is not zero means enable physical memory allocate fail retry, and will retry setted times.
  1057. ; 0 for disable retry.
  1058. ;PhysicalMemoryAllocateFailRetryDelay (W)
  1059. ; default : 500. (Unit is millisecond)
  1060. ; Integer : Delay time during secure update plysical memory allocate fail retry (millisecond).
  1061.  
  1062. ; Supports on WIN Secure flash.
  1063. [AutoWakeup]
  1064. Flag=0
  1065. Interval=120
  1066. ;Flag (wsWDS)
  1067. ; default : 0.
  1068. ; 0 : disable.
  1069. ; 1 : enable auto power on via RTC.
  1070. ;Interval (wsWDS)
  1071. ; default : 120.
  1072. ; Integer : unit is second. interval time after system turn off.
  1073.  
  1074. ; Supports on DOS WIN SHELL Secure flash.
  1075. [PassToBios]
  1076. ClearTXE=0
  1077. ;Flag (wdsWDS)
  1078. ; default : 0.
  1079. ; 0 : Disable.
  1080. ; 1 : Tell BIOS to clear TXE at this flash.
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