SetupDesignGuide.pdf - Firmware Encoding Index
SetupDesignGuide.pdf - Firmware Encoding Index
SetupDesignGuide.pdf - Firmware Encoding Index
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Setup Design Guide<br />
DRAFT<br />
Human Interface Infrastructure<br />
Database<br />
Consists of IFR/String/Font<br />
Which has been submitted by varying EFI drivers<br />
“Setup One”<br />
“Setup Two”<br />
“Setup Three”<br />
Setup One Supports: Setup Two Supports: Setup Three Supports:<br />
ENG ENG ENG<br />
SPA<br />
SPA<br />
FRA<br />
EFI Configuration Driver<br />
Provides User Interface Support<br />
Callable by a Protocol Interface<br />
Setup One<br />
Setup Two<br />
Setup Three<br />
Setup Uno<br />
Setup Tres<br />
Setup Trois<br />
System is in<br />
English mode.<br />
2.4 Storing Configuration Settings<br />
There is an assumption of having some type of NVRAM available so that settings that are changed by<br />
the user are able to be saved. How one gets to the NVRAM is based on whether it is system NV<br />
storage one is accessing, or NV storage local to a specific card. Both are supported.<br />
With the exception of setting a system password, and system date and time, settings are not posted to<br />
NV storage until the user directs the infrastructure specifically to do so. As a rule of thumb, hardware<br />
configuration changes do not take place until a system reset has occurred.<br />
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