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4.3.5
While files can be manually selected using the Interactive Mode, Flash BIOS Update or
Copy can be achieved through Batch Mode.
The command line format is as follows:
UBIOS /B [operation] [filetype] [filename] [options] where:
[operation]
[filetype]
[filename]
[options]
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UBIOS – Batch Mode
/B or /-B specifies that this is a Batch Mode command.
is the Flash BIOS operation you wish to perform, and can be replaced with one
of three letters: U for Update, C for Copy, or V for Verify (used to compare
the contents of the Flash BIOS device and the specified BIOS file).
is the filetype of the BIOS file to program (with an update operation) or to
create (with a copy operation), and can be replaced with one of the following:
ALL
for All BIOS files in a single file with the .BIN extension,
VGA
for VGA BIOS file with the .VGA or .BFP extension,
SCSI
for SCSI BIOS file with the .BIN extension,
LAN
for LAN BIOS file with the .BIN extension.
is the name of the BIOS file (including the extension) to program (with an
update operation) or to create (with a copy operation), and can be replaced
with the filename which corresponds to the filetype. For example, if "VGA"
was listed as filetype, then the filename could be "FLAT.BFP".
these are optional parameters that may be added:
/C
This option will not clear the CMOS Setup when updating main BIOS
(AWARD BIOS), however this is not recommended since the CMOS
Setup should be updated when the main BIOS is changed.
/R
Instructs UBIOS to reset the board upon completion of the operation.
/VT
For VT100 compatibility.
/?
To get a summary of the Batch Mode options from UBIOS. It will
display a Batch options summary of valid UBIOS command lines.
The same help information will also be displayed each time UBIOS
detects an error in the command line.
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