Re: [edk] Deleting a map name with EFI Shell

[Carsey, J. <jab...@in...>]

Nope.

Each hardware device that has BlockIo gets a Blk<?> identifier.
Each hardware device that has SimpleFileSystem gets a Fs<?> current file system identifier.
Each hardware device that has SimpleFileSystem gets a F<*> consistent file system identifier.

When you do a reset then all 3 will be restored.

Note: the algorithm for that last one (consistent) is explained in detail in the UEFI Shell spec appendix.

-Jaben

From: Daniel Moral [mailto:dan...@er...]
Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2011 7:03 AM
To: efi...@li...; edk...@li...
Subject: [edk] Deleting a map name with EFI Shell

Hi,

I have a problem with the map command in the EFI Shell. I have a device with 3 different names: "blk0", "fs0" and a really long weird name: "f0agonennapphibbndlnmeaakamjeafdnd".

I want to delete the last one, but really delete it because when I do this in the shell:

>map -d 0agonennapphibbndlnmeaakamjeafdnd
>map

It dos not show it but when you execute:

>map -r

To reset to default mappings, it appears again. Any way to make it dissapear completely?

Thank you very much

BR

Daniel