Lenovo THINKPAD Z60M - Manual (Page 139)

Table 36. BMGR32 parameters (continued)
Parameter Result
/CFGfile Apply the configuration file parameters. See “RRCMD
command-line interface” on page 136 for details regarding
the configuration file.
/DS Return the Master boot record (MBR) data sector (0-based).
/Dn Apply changes to disk n, where n is 0-based, (default: disk
containing environment variable ″SystemDrive″ or ″C:\″ if
″SystemDrive″ is not defined.)
/H0 Hide partition 0.
/H1 Hide partition 1.
/H2 Hide partition 2.
/H3 Hide partition 3.
/HS Hide the service partition.
/P12 Hide the service partition by setting partition type to 12.
/INFO Display hard disk drive information (checks for 8 free
sectors).
/INFOP Display hard disk drive information (checks for 16 free
sectors).
/M0 Rescue and Recovery environment is located in the service
partition.
/M1 Rescue and Recovery environment is located in the
C:\PARTITION (dual boot Windows and Windows PE).
/M2 Rescue and Recovery environment is located in the service
partition with DOS (dual boot Windows PE and DOS;
Lenovo-branded or IBM-branded preload Only).
/OEM Computer is not an IBM branded or Lenovo-branded
computer. This forces a second check for the F11 (default)
key press after POST. This may be required for older
IBM-branded systems. This is also the default setting for the
OEM version of Rescue and Recovery.
/Patchn Used for installation program only to set a variable that the
Master boot record patch program can access.
Patchfilefilename Used for installation program only to install the Master boot
record patch.
/PRTC Used for installation program only, to retrieve patch return
code.
/IBM System is an IBM branded or Lenovo-branded computer.
/Q Silent.
/V Verbose.
/R Reboot computer.
/REFRESH Reset partition table entries in data sector.
/THINK Configure the boot manager to use the blue button on the
keyboard to enter the Predesktop Area.
/TOC tocvalue Set the BIOS TOC location (16 characters that represent 8
bytes of data).
/U0 Show partition 0.
/U1 Show partition 1.
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