Instructions
(were present a couple of years ago) (use
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atiapfxx [-k] [-s filename] [-p pathname] [-v version number] [-r] -b filename
-k To sign or resign the AMD binary file
- Optionally use -o to specify binary name
-s filename of the XML content
- Can be used with -p -k and -o
- Use this parameter multiple times to merge XML Files.
- Use this parameter exactly once if -r is specified.
-b filename of the file to contain the Binary content.
- Required in all cases except system/oem binary to xml conversion.
-l filename of the progress log.
-p to include all .XML files in the specified directory
- may be used with "-s"
-r to reverse the conversion, Binary to XML, instead of the default, XML to Binary.
-sys used with -r option, convert system database to XML.
-oem used with -r option, convert oem database to XML.
-user used with -r option, convert user database to XML.
-ph used with -r option, print placeholder entries.
-v to print version string from the binary file
-u to specify this is a user XML file
-o to dump blob content to log file, need to specify blob file name with "-b"
-c specify Version string to use for blob file. Used with string following option: - "-c 8.77"
Usage:
To convert User XML File(s) into a User Binary File, use: -
atiapfxx -u -s file1 [-s file2 ...] -b fileX
To convert AMD XML File(s) into an Unsigned AMD Binary File, use: -
atiapfxx -s file1 [-s file2 ...] -b fileX
To convert AMD XML File(s) into a Signed AMD Binary File, use: -
atiapfxx -k -s file1 [-s file2 ...] -b fileX
To Sign or Re-Sign an AMD Binary File, use: -
atiapfxx -k -b fileX
To convert a Binary File to an XML File, use: -
atiapfxx -r -sys -s file1
To convert all files in the current directory, use: -
atiapfxx -p filepath -b fileX