[PermitFlashConditionalData] PFCDFunctionEnable=0 Conditionalcount=3 Conditionaldata1=1,w,"0x0003","The BIOS image does not support the current hardware configuration.\nFlash update is aborted." Conditionaldata2=2,w,"0x20DD","The BIOS image does not support the current hardware configuration.\nFlash update is aborted." Conditionaldata3=2,w,"0x20DE","The BIOS image does not support the current hardware configuration.\nFlash update is aborted." ;This flag is the switch of comparing bios project ID with ROM file project ID. ;PFCDFunctionEnable ; default : 0. ; 0 : function is disabled. ; 1 : function is enabled. ; The function is enabled or disabled by the flag. If the flag is disabled, application will keep flash progress without conditional check. ;Conditionalcount default : 0. ; Integer : Total count of conditional data. ;Conditionaldata#=[Data Type], [Data Format], [Data Field], [Message String] ; Base on data format you need and to add configure value by below data format field and data field. ; Conditionaldata# : # support from 1~20. ;[Data Type] : The type of Conditionaldata, when you have more then one conditional data need to check before flash, you can give them different type. ; It will allow flash when all types are pass. ; It also can use the same type with more then one conditional data, that means if one of the conditional data is pass, this type is pass. ; Ex: We have the following settings, Conditionaldata1 is type 0, others are type 1. ; Conditionalcount=3 ; Conditionaldata1=0,w,"0x1234","This BIOS is not allow to flash." ; Conditionaldata2=1,w,"0x1111","This BIOS is not allow to flash." ; Conditionaldata3=1,w,"0x1222","This BIOS is not allow to flash." ; When Conditionaldata1 is pass and Conditionaldata2 or Conditionaldata 3 is pass that will allow flash. ; Allow = data1 pass && ( data2 pass || data3 pass ). ; ;[Data Format] : Can support different as binary, string, WORD, DWORD. ; b : The data format is binary. ; s : The data format is string. ; w : The data format is WORD. ; d : The data format is DWORD. ;[Data Field] : Relative data base on data format. ; BINARY : If the data format is binary. ; Data field is HEX. The data is as like "AA BB 00 12 55". ; String : If the data format is string. ; Data field is string. The data is as like "Data.123.AABE.". ; WORD : If the data format is WORD. ; Data field is HEX and unit is a WORD length. The data is as like "0x1223". ; DWORD : If the data format is DWORD. ; Data field is HEX and unit is a DWORD length. The data is as like "0x12345678". ;[Message string] : Define customize message string here. ; The message is pop up when flash utility get a process interrupted from BIOS. ; The message string is optional field. ; It will not pop any message if you do not provide message string in this field. [CommonFlash] SwitchString=PTDIS ACEN PJMDDIS CPVER:[1] FHRST ErrorMsg00=No error! ErrorMsg01=AC detect error! ErrorMsg02=DC detect error! ErrorMsg03=DC gas gauge under xx%! ErrorMsg04=BIOS version compare error! ErrorMsg05=Model name compare error! ErrorMsg10=Not support this version of Flash Common Interface! ;SwitchString default : empty. ; String : A switch flag setting string. Ex: "ACEN DCEN FHRST" ; Detail parameter please reference following table. ; Parameter | Description ; -------------+---------------------------------------------- ; PTEN | All protection enable. ; PTDIS | All protection disable. ; ACEN | AC protect checking enable. ; ACDIS | AC protect checking disable. ; DCEN | DC & Gangue protect checking enable. ; DCDIS | DC & Gangue protect checking disable. ; RESSEN | BIOS Regression enable. ; RESSDIS | BIOS Regression disable. ; PJMDEN | Project Model string protect checking enable. ; PJMDDIS | Project Model string protect checking disable. ; FHOS | System back to OS after flash BIOS completely. ; FHST | System directly shutdown after flash BIOS completely. ; FHRST | System directly reboot after flash BIOS completely. ; CPVER:[Num] | Common Flash Version information ; | ex: [Num] is decimal and start from 1. ; -------------+---------------------------------------------- ; ;ErrorMsg00 default : empty. ; String : No error message. ;ErrorMsg01 default : empty. ; String : AC error message. ;ErrorMsg02 default : empty. ; String : DC error message. ;ErrorMsg03 default : empty. ; String : DC gas gauge under xx% message. ;ErrorMsg04 default : empty. ; String : BIOS version error message. ;ErrorMsg05 default : empty. ; String : Model name error message. ;ErrorMsg10 default : empty. ; String : No support this version of Flash Common Interface message. ;The number of ErrorMsg## is in hex. [Platform_Check] Flag=3 PlatformName1=AA PlatformName2=BB PlatformName3= PlatformName4= PlatformName5= PlatformName6= PlatformName7= PlatformName8= PlatformName9= PlatformName10= PlatformName11= PlatformName12= PlatformName13= PlatformName14= PlatformName15= PlatformName16= PlatformName17= PlatformName18= PlatformName19= PlatformName20= ;This flag is the switch of comparing bios project ID with ROM file project ID. ;Flag default : 3. ; 0 : Don't check project ID. ; 1 : Check project ID of new file. ; If ID is different with current BIOS, the utility will close. ; 2 : Utility will compare current platform ID with the 20 platform IDs. ; If any one is match, it will go ahead, otherwise utility will close. ; 3 : Depends on BIOS report. ;PlatformName1~20 default : empty. ; String : If ROM file do not contain correct ID, user can define ID here. [PlatformVersion] Flag=0 Version1= Version2= Version3= Version4= Version5= Version6= Version7= Version8= Version9= Version10= Version11= Version12= Version13= Version14= Version15= Version16= Version17= Version18= Version19= Version20= ;This flag only available when the [Platform_Check] is enable to compare the 20 platform IDs. ;The Version is pair with the PlatformName. ;For example: When the platform ID matches with PlatformName2, the Version2 will be used. ;Flag default : 0. ; 0 : Don't use multi version. ; 1 : Use the version in the list instead of the version in file. ;Version1~20 default : empty. ; String : If ROM file do not contain correct version, user can define version here. [Bios_Version_Check] Flag=2 CheckByBios=0 CheckByBiosErrorMessage="This BIOS file is not allow to flash. The flash process will be terminated." ;This flag is the switch of checking BIOS version. ;Flag default : 2. ; 0 : Don't check rom file version. ; 1 : Check BIOS version. ; When rom file version is older then BIOS, it will display ; a warning message and close application. ; 2 : Depend on BIOS report. ;CheckByBios default : 0. ; 0 : Normal process. ; 1 : It will pass version by IHISI to BIOS and check by BIOS. ; When BIOS return not allow to flash, it will terminate the process. ; When BIOS allow to flash, it will go ahead and do it's normal process. ;CheckByBiosErrorMessage ; default : "This BIOS file is not allow to flash. The flash process will be terminated." ; String : User defined error message when BIOS is not allow to flash this version image. [BIOSVersionFormat] BIOSVFEnable=0 VersionFormat=TXXXXXXX.N.NN.NN ;This BIOSVFEnable flag is the switch of BIOSVersionFormat. ;FunctionEnable default : 0 ; 0 : function is disabled. ; 1 : function is enabled. ;VersionFormat X : The field is masked. The mask field will be NOT compared. ; N : The digit field can be ASCII, case-sensitive. ; T : It¡¦s the same definition with N. But T is a case-insensitive. ; . : Dot is also a mask.Download Driver Pack
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