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Dell Command | Configure Version 3.1.2 Command Line Interface Reference Guide

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What’s new in this release

The new features for this release include support for:
  • New platforms: Dell Embedded Box PC 3000 series, Dell Embedded Box PC 5000 series
  • New operating systems: Windows 7 Professional FES, Windows IoT Enterprise, Ubuntu Desktop 16.04
  • Configuring the Dell Type-C Thunderbolt docks to function when the Thunderbolt is disabled. See --alwaysallowdelldocks option.
  • Configuring the BIOS recovery option. See --biosrecovery option.
  • Configuring the threshold value for the operating system boot failure. See --bootfailthreshold option.
  • Configuring the Controller Area Network (CAN) Bus. See --canbus option.
  • Configuring the I/O module. See --iomodule option.
  • Configuring the memory allocation size for the Intel Software Guard Extension (SGX) processor reserved memory. See --enclavememorysize option.
  • Configuring the onboard sound devices. See --onboardsounddevice option.
  • Configuring number of cores available in the system. See --processorcorecount option.
  • Additional possible values for --serial1 and --serial2 options.
  • Configuring the 3rd serial port. See --serial3 option.
  • Configuring the 4th serial port. See --serial4 option.
  • Configuring the 5th serial port. See serial5 option.
  • Configuring the 6th serial port. See serial6 option.
  • Configuring the system to boot from the Thunderbolt device. See --thunderboltbootsupport option.
  • Configuring the OROMs and pre-boot UEFI drivers provided by Thunderbolt devices, or PCIe devices. See --thunderboltprebootmodules option.
  • Configuring the touch screen. See --touchscreen option.
  • Configuring the Hash Algorithm used for TPM 2.0 measurements. See --tpmhashalgo option.
  • Configuring BIOS updates via UEFI capsule update packages. See --ueficapsule option.
  • Configuring the system to wake when a docking connection is made. See --wakeondock option.
  • Configuring the system to continue to boot, or to pause when warnings or errors are detected. See --warningsanderrors option.
  • Configuring the WLAN code for specific region. See --wlanregioncode option.

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