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conrep Synopsis conrep ( -l [-f

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conrep
Synopsis
conrep ( -l [-f <
DAT FILENAME
] [-F] | -s [
–
x <
XML FILENAME
>] [-f <
DAT
FILENAME
>] | -c | -d | -h ) [-v] | -m
Description
The
conrep
utility replicates the configuration data stored in the EFI variables. It reads the EFI
variables from the NVRAM of the model server and writes the results to a DAT file. It also reads
the DAT file and writes this data into the NVRAM of the target server. The
conrep
utility uses
the
conrep.xml
file to determine what data to retrieve from the server. You can edit this file
to control the data collection.
Table 6-3
conrep
Options
Description
Option
Reads the EFI environment variables from a server and saves them to the specified file.
-s | --read
Loads the EFI environment variables from the specified file and writes them to the server.
-l | --write
FILENAME
This argument defines the name and location of the XML definition file. The default is
conrep.xml
.
-xfilename
This argument defines the name and location of the data file. The default is
conrep.dat
.
-ffilename
Clear all boot entries related to the given partition.
-c
Verbose execution.
-v
Display help information.
-h
Force writing new variables.
-F
Restore the EFI boot menu to factory defaults.
-d
Reset ACPI mode to default.
-m | --reset-mode
Examples
Example 6-3 Sample
conrep.dat
file
<Conrep_data>
<Section name="EFI_general_variables">
<TimeOut>54 00 69 ... 07 00 00 00</TimeOut>
<digest>
19 74 58 be 5f 61 f7 da c6 17 79 fd 50 fc 5b 45
</digest>
</Section>
</Conrep_data>
Example 6-4 Sample
conrep.xml
File
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<conrep>
<section name="EFI_general_variables">
<ev>Lang</ev>
<ev>Default</ev>
<ev>UIOption</ev>
<ev>CPUThreadControl</ev>
<ev>Timeout</ev>
<ev>DBPR####</ev>
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