HP Integrity Virtual Machines 4.3: Installation, Configuration, Administration

to obtain a list of virtual disk devices currently
assigned to the virtual machine.
• boot_order
Specifies the entry where the new boot option is to be
placed in the EFI BootOrder ordered list. If
boot_order is not specified, a default value of "1" is
assigned as the boot order.
• efi_file_path
Specifies the path of an EFI application, such as an EFI
OS loader, to be used with the new boot option. If the
efi_file_path is not specified and the virtual
machine's OS type is HP-UX, a default file path,
“\EFI\HPUX\HPUX.EFI”, is used.
-d boot_order
Deletes a boot option from the specified virtual machine
or NVRAM file. It first deletes the specified boot_order
entry from the EFI BootOrder ordered list and then deletes
the Boot#### variable found at the boot_order entry.
-m
from_boot_order:to_boot_order
Changes boot order of the specified virtual machine or
NVRAM file. It moves a boot option from the
from_boot_order entry to the to_boot_order entry
in the EFI BootOrder ordered list.
—L
Lists all the variables and their data that are currently set
to active in the specified virtual machine or NVRAM file.
-G [guid:]name
Gets a specific variable and its data from the specified
virtual machine or NVRAM file by matching the specified
guid and variable name input. If guid is not specified, a
default GUID, EFI_GLOBAL_VARIABLE
(61DFE48B-CA93-D211-AA0D00e098032b8c), is used.
-S
[guid:]name:binary_filename
Sets a new variable in the specified virtual machine or
NVRAM file. If the variable already exists, this existing
one is marked as obsolete, and a new variable is created.
The variable created consists of the specified guid and
name. The new variable contains the machine-readable,
formatted data in the specified binary_filename file. If
guid is not specified, a default GUID,
EFI_GLOBAL_VARIABLE, is used.
-R [guid:]name
Removes a variable from the specified virtual machine or
NVRAM file. If the variable exists and is not used by the
EFI BootOrder variable, the variable is marked as obsolete.
If it does not exist or is already marked as obsolete, nothing
is done to the NVRAM file contents. If guid is not
specified, a default GUID, EFI_GLOBAL_VARIABLE, is
used.
NOTE: The -l, -a, -d, -m, -L, -G, -S, and -R options
are mutually exclusive.
-b binary_filename When used with the -G options, it creates a
machine-readable format of the retrieved variable and its
data and stores them in the specified binary_filename
file.
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