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5.2 Command-line parameters
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UNIFLASH [-H|-?|[-PCIROM [B D F]|-AMI|-ASUS|-BASE xxxxx|CTFLASH [xxx]]
[-E fname][-SAVE fname|-CHIPLIST|-FORCE xxxx][-REPAIR][-LOG][-MONO]
[-CMOSS fname][-CMOSR fname][-CMOSC]][-UNLOCK][-QUIT][-REBOOT]

-H or -? Shows this help screen
-E fname Flashes fname to Flash ROM with no prompts
-LOG Enables auto-logging to UNIFLASH.LOG
-MONO Use if you have problems with colors on monochrome monitor
-CTFLASH Flash ROM in c't Flasher 8-bit ISA card [xxx=port]
-PCIROM Flash ROM on a PCI card instead of system ROM
[BUS DEV FUN] Manually specify PCI device (decimal numbers)
-AMI, -ASUS Use AMI Flash Interface, Use Asus Flash Interface
-CHIPLIST Show list of supported flash chips with their numbers
-FORCE xxxx Force using routines for chip xxxx (4 hex digits)
-BASE xxxxx Set ROM Base to address xxxxx (at least 5 hex digits)
-REPAIR Repair erased chip ID (Winbond and SST chips)
-SAVE fname Write current bios image to file fname
-CMOSS/R fname Save/restore CMOS settings to/from file fname
-CMOSC Clears CMOS settings
-UNLOCK Unlock locked bootblocks (e.g. on W29C020)
-QUIT Quits (e.g. UNIFLASH -SAVE BACKUP.BIN -QUIT)
-REBOOT Reboot after flashing (use together with -E)

Parameters are executed in the same order as they are entered on the command
line - so you can use e.g. "uniflash -cmoss cmos.bak -cmosc" to save CMOS
settings to file called cmos.bak and then clear the CMOS.
Some parameters can't be used together - e.g. -AMI can't be used with -PCIROM.

-E: Flashes BIOS image from file fname including bootblock without
any user input
-LOG: Enables logging of all important events into file UNIFLASH.LOG. Use this
when you are sending bug reports and attach this file.
-CTFLASH: Selects ROM on c't Flasher 8-bit ISA card. This card supports
Flash ROMs up to 512KB. Port is autodetected or can be specified
manually as optional parameter (hex 200-3FC).
-PCIROM: Selects ROM on a PCI device instead of system ROM. Works only with
some cards. You can optionally specify the device you want to use.
(e.g. -PCIROM 0 3 1 = BUS 0, DEVICE 3, FUNCTION 1)
-AMI: Uses interface supported by some AMI BIOSes instead of detecting the
chipset and writing to chipset registers to disable write protection.
(I haven't seen this working anywhere yet...)
-ASUS: Uses interface supported by newer Asus BIOSes. This one really works
(tested on A7V133-C, A7V266 and A7V8X-X)
-CHIPLIST: Displays a list of supported chips with their IDs which are needed
for use with -FORCE parameter.
-FORCE: Disable Flash ROM autodetection and set chip type to the one specified
by following ID (4 hex digits) - see -CHIPLIST parameter.
-BASE: Set ROM base address manually and allow running without PCI bus.
Useful for memory-mapped flash programming cards with old systems.
-REPAIR: ID on some Winbond and SST chips can be changed which can cause the
chip not being recognized by any software (including BIOS - AMI BIOS
does not work in that chip, Award BIOS displays Unknown Flash Type).
This option can change the ID on these chips. Because UniFlash does
not know the correct ID, you must specify it using -FORCE parameter.
-SAVE: Save current BIOS to file fname.
-CMOSS: Save current CMOS settings to file fname. CMOS memory size is detected
automatically.
-CMOSR: Restore CMOS settings from file fname. CMOS memory size is detected
automatically.
-CMOSC: Clear CMOS memory.
-UNLOCK: Bootblock lock can be disabled on some chips (tested on W29C020) by
using this parameter.

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