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Thebootcfgcommand is a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 utility that modifies the
Boot.ini file. This command has a function that can scan your computer's hard
disks for Microsoft Windows NT, Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows XP,
and Windows Server 2003 installations, and then add them to an existing
Boot.ini file or rebuild a new Boot.ini file if one does not exist. You can use
thebootcfgcommand to add additional Boot.ini file parameters to existing or
new entries.
Thebootcfgcommand is available in the Windows Server 2003 operating system
and in the Recovery Console. This article describes only the options that are
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Console command prompt, and then press ENTER.
Thebootcfg /defaultcommand sets the
default operating system option on the?????????menu (this command selects the operating system entry
automatically).
Thebootcfg /addcommand scans the
computer for Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP, or Windows Server 2003
installations, and then displays the results. From this screen, you can add an
installation to the????????????? ??..
When you enter this command, you receive a
message similar to the following:
Note: These results are stored statically for this session. If the disk configuration changes during this session, in order to get an updated scan, you must first reboot the machine and then rescan the disks.
Total identified Windows installs: 2
[1]: C:\WINNT [2]: F:\WINDOWS
Select an installation to add:
When you type the number of the installation that you want, a new
entry is added to the?????????menu as the default operating system to start.
Thebootcfg /rebuildcommand scans your computer for Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows
XP, or Windows Server 2003 installations, and then displays the results. ?? ??????? ?? ?? ???? ?? Windows ????????? ?? ???? ???? ???????????????? ??..
Type the description of the installation that you want displayed
on the????????????? ??.. ?????? ?? ???, ???? ????Microsoft Windows Server
2003???? ????, ?? ???? ??? ENTER ?????..
You receive the following
message:
Enter OS Load Options:
Type the operating system load options that you want. ?????? ?? ???, ???? ????/fastdetect???? ????, ?? ???? ??? ENTER ?????..
Thebootcfg /scancommand scans your computer for Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows
XP, and Windows Server 2003 installations, and then displays the
results.
When you enter this command, you receive a message similar
to the following:
The Windows installation scan was successful.
Note: These results are stored statically for this session. If the disk configuration changes during this session, in order to get an updated scan, you must first reboot the machine and then rescan the disks.
Total identified Windows installs: 2
[1]: C:\WINNT [2]: F:\WINDOWS
Thebootcfg /listcommand reads the Boot.ini file, and then displays the operating
system identifier, the operating system load options, and the operating system
location (path). When you enter this command, you receive a message similar to
the following:
Total entries in boot list: 2
[1]: "Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition" OS Load Options: /fastdetect OS Location: F:\WINDOWS
[2]: "Microsoft Windows 2000 Server" OS Load Options: /fastdetect OS Location: C:\WINNT
Thebootcfg /emscommand permits
redirection in the boot loader, with the configuration specified as port and
baud rate. This command is used to start the Headless Administration
feature.
???:: Headless Administration is the administration of a computer that
does not have a physical monitor, keyboard, mouse, or switch box
attached.
The following is an example of how you can use this
command:
bootcfg /ems /port com1 /baud 115200
???:Thebootcfg /disableemscommand turns off the redirection functionality in the boot
loader, with the configuration specified as port and baud rate. This command is
used to turn off the Headless Administration feature.
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