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####### BSL 1.10 (c) X 1996 / IV 1997 Tomasz "Beret" Kawecki #######
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<BODY>
[Program]
;ColorInBSL=Yes,No Default = Yes
; If 'No' then BSL shows all messages in black & white
; (it works like /NOCOLOR option)
; If 'Yes' then BSL shows all messages in colour
; (it works like /COLOR option)
ColorInBSL=No
;IncreasingBackup=Yes,No Default = No
; If 'Yes' then previous version of MBR will be saved to files
; ORGMBR00.BIN, then if ORGMBR00.BIN exists to file ORGMBR01.BIN
; then ORGMBR02.BIN, and so on
; If 'No' then EVERY previous version of MBR will be saved to ORGMBR00.BIN
IncreasingBackup=No
;NumberOfDrives=? Default = 0
; If 'NumberOfDrives' is equal to 0 or is unset then BSL tries to detect
; number of drives in your computer.
; But if BSL cannot find it out correctly, you have to type
; the **CORRECT** number of PHYSICAL drives here. IT IS VERY IMPORTANT !!
NumberOfDrives=
;UseStdVGA=Yes,No Default = No
; This option has meaning only with command line option /??
; When you run BSL /?? and 'UseStdVGA=No' then BSL will use special
; textmode (30 lines, not 25) and show my favourite screen fonts.
; However, if you don't like it set 'UseStdVGA=Yes'.
UseStdVGA=No
[Registration]
; When you register BSL you will receive 'User' and 'Key' strings.
; Insert them in this section.
; e.g.
; [Registration]
; User="Tomasz Kawecki"
; Key=B1b16a2aF619Db7B7421A2f6137Fac11
;
; Now you will be able to specify your own 'MBR_Header' (Blinking
; 'UNREGISTERED' in unregistered version) and all beeping messages
; will disappear.
; e.g. MBR_Header="Hello Tom !"
; 'MBR_Header' cannot be longer than 26 characters.
;
User=
Key=
MBR_Header=
[Main_MBR]
;DefaultPart=1..9 Default = 1
; Select default partition set by [Partition ?], where ? = 1..9
DefaultPart=1
;StoreDefault=Never,Always,OnDemand Default = OnDemand
; This changes bahaviour of "Enter" and "Ctrl+Enter"
; NEVER - "Enter" runs selected partition.
; "Ctrl+Enter" acts like "Enter".
; You cannot change default partition set by 'DefaultPart'.
; ALWAYS - "Enter" runs and saves selected partition as a default one.
; "Ctrl+Enter" acts like "Enter".
; With this option active default partition is ALWAYS saved.
;ONDEMAND - "Enter" just runs selected partition.
; "Ctrl+Enter" also saves selected partition as a default one.
; So, you can save default partition exactly "OnDemand".
StoreDefault=OnDemand
;Delay=1..90 sec., Default = 3
; How long BSL waits for pressing "ESC", "Control", "Alt", "Shift",
; "CapsLock" or "ScrollLock" before loading the default partition.
; If any of these keys are pressed then BSL goes to Menu mode.
; 'Delay' has no meaning if 'Prompt' is set to 'Yes'
Delay=3
;MenuDelay=0..90 sec., Default = 0
; In Menu mode this option decides how long BSL waits for pressing any
; key before loading the default partition.
; if 'MenuDelay=0' then this option is disabled.
MenuDelay=0
;Prompt=Yes,No Default = No
; If 'Yes' then BSL goes to Menu mode immediately.
Prompt=No
;ClearScreen=No,Start,Menu,Both Default = No
; If 'ClearScreen=Start' then BSL's MBR clears screen at the very
; beginning of its operation.
; If 'ClearScreen=Menu' then BSL's MBR clears screen when it goes to
; Menu mode.
; 'ClearScreen=Both' -> 'ClearScreen=Start' & 'ClearScreen=Menu'
ClearScreen=No
;StartWin95=0,1..9 Default = 0
; Which partition BSL has to load when you press 'Win' ('Start') key.
; (Win95 keyboard is needed, of course)
; 0 disables this option.
StartWin95=0
;PasswordCaseSensitive=Yes,No Default = Yes
; If 'No' then password prompts are case insensitive.
PasswordCaseSensitive=Yes
;GlobalPassword=??? No default
; Empty 'GlobalPassword' - function is disabled.
; If 'GlobalPassword' is not empty then every time computer starts
; and before BSL runs its menu you will be prompted for password.
; You can use max. 16 chars of ASCII code from #33 to #255.
; e.g. GlobalPassword=ABC
; or use BSL /PASSWD and type here ENCRYPTED password.
; e.g. for password 'ABC' type here
; GlobalPassword=$7AAF
GlobalPassword=
[Color]
;UseColor=Yes,No Default = Yes
; If 'Yes' then BSL uses NormalAttr, BoldAttr and ActiveAttr
; attributes. If 'No' then BSL uses 'black and white' mode.
UseColor=Yes
;UseInfoColor=Yes,No Default = Yes
; If 'Yes' then BSL uses color in header & information screen of BSL's MBR.
UseInfoColor=Yes
; Colors:
; 0 = Black 1 = Blue 2 = Green 3 = Cyan
; 4 = Red 5 = Magenta 6 = Brown 7 = LightGray
; 8 = DarkGray 9 = LightBlue A = LightGreen B = LightCyan
; C = LightRed D = LightMagenta E = Yellow F = White
; eg. $07 = Black background and LightGray foreground
;
;NormalAttr=$00..$FF Default = $07
NormalAttr=$07
;BoldAttr=$00..$FF Default = $09
BoldAttr=$09
;ActiveAttr=$00..$FF Default = $7C
ActiveAttr=$7C
;You can add up to 9 partitions
;DiskNo=1..8 No default
; - Select partition from 'DiskNo' disk.
; Be careful, not all BIOSes allow 8 disks. Usually only 2 (newer 4).
; Note that some of the OSes (e.g. DOS, Win 3.1, Win95) are not able to
; start from other disk than the first one!
;
;PartNo=0,1..4 No default
; - 1..4 = Load 'PartNo' partition
; - 0 = Load Master Boot Record from 'DiskNo' disk.
; Careful! Usually this option will not work as you might have expected.
;
;Description=??? No default
; Description - anything meaningful for you - max. 30 chars
; If you don't specify anything as a description, BSL will try to guess
; what type of system you have.
; You can use "'s but you don't have to.
; For example, these descriptions will give the same result.
; Description=Dos 6.20 and Description="Dos 6.20"
;
; But, these descriptions are different.
; Description=Dos 6.20 and Description="Dos 6.20 "
;
;Password=??? No default
; 'Password' is optional.
; Empty 'Password' - function is disabled.
; If 'Password' is not empty then every time you want to run selected
; partition you will be prompted for password.
; You can use max. 16 chars of ASCII code from #33 to #255,
; e.g. Password=XYZ
; or use BSL /PASSWD and type here ENCRYPTED password.
; e.g. for password 'XYZ' type here
; Password=$87B5
;
;Keys=??? No default
; - Option 'Keys' allows you to specify up to 16 keys. That keys sequance
; will be sent by BSL to loaded partition program (it works with enhanced
; keyboard only). You can use it as shown in this example:
; When you have Windows 95 and have dual boot enabled ('BootMulti=1')
; and F4 key is allowed at boot time ('BootKeys=1') then by setting this
; option you can boot (attention!) the other Operating System.
; Why did I write: 'the other OS', not just 'old DOS' ? Well, if you
; have 'BootWin=1' in your Windows 95 MSDOS.SYS then if you press 'F4' key
; (or you set here 'Keys=F4') then old DOS will be loaded.
; Otherwise, Windows 95 will be loaded.
; Example below:
;
;[Partition 1]
;DiskNo=1
;PartNo=1
;Description="Windows 95 "
;
;[Partition 2]
;DiskNo=1
;PartNo=1
;Keys=F4
;Description="Dos 6.20 "
;
; But if in MSDOS.SYS you have 'BootWin=0' then 'Keys=F4' will load
; Windows 95 and old DOS will be default OS.
; Example below:
;
;[Partition 1]
;DiskNo=1
;PartNo=1
;Description="Dos 6.20 "
;
;[Partition 2]
;DiskNo=1
;PartNo=1
;Keys=F4
;Description="Windows 95 "
;
; Note: 'DiskNo' and 'PartNo' for Dos 6.20 must be exactly the same as for
; Windows 95 partition (as shown above).
;
; Other examples:
;
; Keys= UP UP ENTER 3 ENTER
; * BSL sends codes of keys: ArrowUp, ArrowUp, ENTER, then just '3'
; and ENTER again
;
; Keys= A B C #13 #0#59
; * BSL sends codes of keys: Letter 'A', then 'B', then 'C',
; then ASCII code 13 (i.e. ENTER), then keystroke
; #0#59 (i.e. F1).
; So, in fact, this expample could be written like this:
; A B C ENTER F1
;
; Note: "#0#59" and "#0 #59" are NOT the same !!!
; #0#59 means F1
; #0 #59 means ASCII code #0 and 'Y'
;
; Allowed names for 'Keys':
;
; ESC, TAB, S-TAB, SPACE, ENTER, C-ENTER, BACKSPACE, C-BACKSPACE,
; F1, F2, F3, F4, F5, F6, F7, F8, F9, F10,
; S-F1, S-F2, S-F3, S-F4, S-F5, S-F6, S-F7, S-F8, S-F9, S-F10
; C-F1, C-F2, C-F3, C-F4, C-F5, C-F6, C-F7, C-F8, C-F9, C-F10
; A-F1, A-F2, A-F3, A-F4, A-F5, A-F6, A-F7, A-F8, A-F9, A-F10
; INSERT, DELETE, HOME, END, PAGEUP, PAGEDN, UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT,
; C-HOME, C-END, C-PAGEUP, C-PAGEDN, C-LEFT, C-RIGHT
; where: S- means Shift-
; C- means Control-
; A- means Alt-
;
;HidePartitions=??? No default
; Which partitions are to be hidden when you run selected partition.
; Only partitions of 01h, 04h, 06h, 07h types can be hidden.
; Option format:
; HidePartitions = D.P [D.P [...]], where D stands for drive number,
; P stands for partition number.
; e.g. HidePartitions = 1.4 1.3 2.1
; You can specify here up 8 hidden partitions.
; All other partitions of 01h, 04h, 06h, 07h types will be unhidden.
;
[Partition 1]
DiskNo=1
PartNo=1
Description="Windows 95 "
HidePartitions=2.1
[Partition 2]
DiskNo=1
PartNo=1
Description="Dos 6.20 "
Keys=F4
HidePartitions=2.1
[Partition 3]
DiskNo=1
PartNo=3
Description="Linux 3.1 "
Password=$D090
;Password is: LiNuX
[Partition 4]
DiskNo=2
PartNo=1
Description="OS/2 Warp "
HidePartitions=1.1
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####### END of BSL.INI #######
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