Boot.ini document of the purpose [Microsoft provides]
(Author: Microsoft provides 2000 at 10:06 on July 3)
In this paper, the information applies to: · Microsoft Windows NT Advanced Server · Microsoft Windows NT Workstation versions 3.5, 3.51, 4.0 · Microsoft Windows NT Server versions 3.51, 4.0 · Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional · Microsoft Windows 2000 Server · Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server Summary This article describes the boot.ini file used in Windows NT during startup. More information Boot.ini files are determined by Windows NT (especially, ntldr) to determine the display of operating system options during start (boot). Boot.ini is a default read-only, system file logo, and should not require any manual modifications. You may easily change its content from the control panel by selecting the system icon below is a typical boot.ini file: [boot loader] Timeout = 30 default = SCSI (0) Disk (0) RDisk (0) Partition (1) / Winnt [Operating Systems] SCSI (0) Disk (0) Rdisk (0) Partition (1) / WinNT = "Windows NT" / Nodebug C: / = "Previous Operating System On C: /" is the Boot described above. Interpretation of the INI file: [boot loader] timeout = 30 Before selecting the default operating system, Timeout specifies the wait time of Windows NT. DEFAULT = SCSI (0) Disk (0) RDisk (0) Partition (1) / Winnt Default specifies the default operating system. Note: Whenever the operating system is WINDOWS NT, the new storage path syntax is used. For this syntax, you get a query in the words in the Microsoft Knowledge Base below. NT and Geometry [Operating Systems] SCSI (0) DISK (0) RDisk (0) Partition (1) / Winnt = "Windows NT" / Nodebug C: / = "Previous Operating System On C: /" SCSI (0) Meaning It is Primary Controller (usually just one) to be responsible for the device. If there are two SCSI cards, and the disk hangs the second, it will call SCSI (1). DISK (0) Reference relates to physical disk 1. RDisk (0) -rdisk () parameter Which SCSI Logical Unit (LUN) is used, which may be a separate disk, but a large number of SCSI SETUPS has only one LUN for each SCSI ID. The partition (1) in this example is the unique partition of the first drive in the computer. If there are two partitions, C and D, C will be partition (1) and D will be partition (2). / Winnt is a directory that will be considered by multi-guidance, guided by one of the special SCSI cards and partitions. / NDOEBUT details No debug information is monitored. The debugging information is only useful to the developer, and it will slightly slow down the speed of Windows NT. When the / SOS conversion is loaded during the Windows NT boot, they are added to display the name of the drive. According to the default, OS Loader Screen only returns the process point.
