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Antidote Delivery Manager command guide
The boot manager command-line interface is Antidote Delivery Manager. It resides
in the directory C:\Program Files\Lenovo\Rescue and Recovery\ADM. The
following table presents the switches and their results for Antidote Delivery
Manager.
Table 36. Antidote Delivery Manager commands
Commands Description
APKGMES [/KEY keyfile|
/NEWKEY keyfile|/NOSIG]
message_directory
message_name [/NODATE]
If the /KEY parameter is used, a signing key will be
retrieved from keyfile.prv and the key in keyfile.pub
must have been distributed to all clients that will
process the message. By default, the key file
“KEYFILE.PRV” will be used. The /NEWKEY
parameter can be used to create a key. If signing is
not desired, specifying /NOSIG will prevent signing.
A date stamp will be appended to the end of the
message name, such as
message_nameYYMMDDHHmm.zap.
REBOOT [/RR|/Win] [/wait | /f] This command reboots the machine. With no
parameters, reboot with the normal boot sequence.
The parameter RR means reboot to Rescue and
Recovery, and WIN means reboot to the normal
operating system. The reboot will not occur until the
script exits, so this should normally be the last
command in a script. The optional WAIT command
forces the system to boot to the specified
environment on next reboot (manual or caused by
other mechanism). The /f parameter forces the
system to reboot now, and does not allow the user to
save information from open applications. If no
parameters are specified, the program defaults to
/win (/wait and /f are not specified).
RETRYONERROR [ON|OFF] retries By default, a script will only be tried once. However,
if it is important to keep trying a script until it works,
the RETRYONERROR command can be used to
notify the mailbox function to keep trying to execute
this script a finite number of times as specified by the
retries parameter. If no number is specified, the
default value is 3.
MSGBOX /msg message text
[/head header_text] [/OK]
[/CANCEL]| [/TIMER timeout]
The MSGBOX command will display a message to
the end user, if logged on. The message will remain
displayed and the script will block until time out
occurs, the cancel button is pressed or the OK button
is pushed (if /OK is specified). A cancel button will
not be on the panel if /CANCEL is not specified, and
it will not be easy to get rid of the display. The
command will return:
v 0 = OK was pressed
v 1 = CANCEL
v 2 = Timer expired
The text in the message can be formatted using \n
and \t to represent newline and tab respectively.
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