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Table B-1 EFI Shell Commands and Descriptions, Invoke the Driver Configuration Protocol.

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Table B-1 EFI Shell Commands and Descriptions (continued) Command Description connect Bind a driver to a device. dblk Hex dump - BlkIo devices. devices Display devices managed by EFI drivers. devtree Display tree of devices. dh Dump handle information. disconnect Disconnect drivers from devices. drivers Display list of drivers. drvcfg Invoke the Driver Configuration Protocol. drvdiag Invoke the Driver Diagnostics Protocol. guid Dump known GUID IDs. lanaddress Display the MAC address. load Load EFI drivers. map Map shortname to device path. openinfo Display the open protocols for a handle. pci Display PCI devices or PCI function configuration space. reconnect Reconnect drivers from a device. unload Unload a protocol image. File System Commands Commands for managing files, directories, and attributes. attrib cd comp cp edit eficompress efidecompress hexedit ls mkdir mount rm setsize touch type vol Display and change the attributes of files and directories. Update and view the current directory. Compare the contents of two files. Copy files and directories to another location. Edit an ASCII or UNICODE file in full screen. Compress infile and write to outfile. Decompress infile and write to outfile. Edit a file, block device, or memory region using hex. Display a list of files and subdirectories in a directory. Create directories. Mount a file system on a block device. Delete files and directories. Set the size of a file. Update time of a file or directory with the current time. Display the contents of a file. Display volume information of the file system. Introduction to EFI 77

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Table B-1 EFI Shell Commands and Descriptions
(continued)
Description
Command
Bind a driver to a device.
connect
Hex dump – BlkIo devices.
dblk
Display devices managed by EFI drivers.
devices
Display tree of devices.
devtree
Dump handle information.
dh
Disconnect drivers from devices.
disconnect
Display list of drivers.
drivers
Invoke the Driver Configuration Protocol.
drvcfg
Invoke the Driver Diagnostics Protocol.
drvdiag
Dump known GUID IDs.
guid
Display the MAC address.
lanaddress
Load EFI drivers.
load
Map shortname to device path.
map
Display the open protocols for a handle.
openinfo
Display PCI devices or PCI function configuration space.
pci
Reconnect drivers from a device.
reconnect
Unload a protocol image.
unload
File System Commands
Commands for managing files, directories, and attributes.
Display and change the attributes of files and directories.
attrib
Update and view the current directory.
cd
Compare the contents of two files.
comp
Copy files and directories to another location.
cp
Edit an ASCII or UNICODE file in full screen.
edit
Compress infile and write to outfile.
eficompress
Decompress infile and write to outfile.
efidecompress
Edit a file, block device, or memory region using hex.
hexedit
Display a list of files and subdirectories in a directory.
ls
Create directories.
mkdir
Mount a file system on a block device.
mount
Delete files and directories.
rm
Set the size of a file.
setsize
Update time of a file or directory with the current time.
touch
Display the contents of a file.
type
Display volume information of the file system.
vol
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