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Extensible Firmware Interface Specification

K-14

12/01/02

Version 1.10

Table K-1. Functions Listed in Alphabetic Order

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Function Name

Service or Protocol Subservice Function

Description

SetMode

Simple Text Output
Protocol

Sets the current mode of the
output device.

SetMode

UGA Draw Protocol

Set the video device into the
specified mode and clears the
output display to black.

SetOptions EFI

Driver

Configuration
Protocol

Allows the user to set controller
specific options for a controller
that a driver is currently managing.

SetPackets

PXE Base Code
Protocol

Updates the contents of the
cached DHCP and Discover
packets.

SetParameters

PXE Base Code
Protocol

Updates the parameters that affect
the operation of the PXE Base
Code Protocol.

SetPosition

File System Protocol

Sets the current file position.

SetRootHubPortFeature

USB Host Controller
Protocol

Sets the feature for the specified
root hub port.

SetState

USB Host Controller
Protocol

Sets the USB host controller to a
specific state.

SetStationIp

PXE Base Code
Protocol

Updates the station IP address
and/or subnet mask values.

SetTime Runtime

Services Time

Services

Sets the current local time and
date information.

SetTimer Boot

Services Event

Services

Sets an event to be signaled at a
particular time.

SetVariable

Runtime Services

Variable Services

Sets the value of the specified
variable.

SetVirtualAddressMap

Runtime Services

Virtual Memory
Services

Used by an OS loader to convert
from physical addressing to virtual
addressing.

SetWakeupTime

Runtime Services

Time Services

Sets the system wakeup alarm
clock time.

SetWatchdogTimer

Boot Services

Miscellaneous
Services

Resets and sets the system’s
watchdog timer.

Shutdown Boot

Integrity

Services Protocol

Ends the lifetime of an application
instance of the

EFI_BIS

protocol,

invalidating its application instance
handle.

Shutdown Simple

Network

Protocol

Resets the network adapter and
leaves it in a state safe for another
driver to initialize.

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