Windows Integrity nPartition Guide

Introduction
Performing nPartition management tasks
Chapter 1
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Remove (delete) an nPartition:
Shutdown all open applications on the target nPartition. Shutdown
Windows on the target nPartition. Then, in the Partition Manager
Hardware tab, select the desired nPartition and use a menu path of
nPartition > Delete nPartition.
Or, use the parremove -p# command to remove a specified nPartition
(-p#, where # is the partition number).
Renaming an nPartition:
In the Partition Manager Hardware tab, select the desired nPartition
and use a menu path of
nPartition > Modify nPartition. Then, in the
General tab, enter a new name in the nPartition Name text box and
click OK.
Or, use the parmodify -p# -P name command to set the name for a
specified nPartition (-p#, where # is the partition number).
Setting cell attributes:
In the Partition Manager Hardware tab, select the nPartition that the
target cell belongs to. Use a menu path of
nPartition > Modify nPartition.
Click on the Set Cell Options tab, change the Use On Next Boot
attribute as desired, and click OK.
Or, use the parmodify -p# -m#... command to modify cell attributes
for a specified nPartition (-p#, where # is the partition number). Or,
use the EFI Shell cellconfig command to set use-on-next-boot values.
Setting core cell choices:
In the Partition Manager Hardware tab, select the nPartition that the
target cell belongs to. Use a menu path of
nPartition > Modify nPartition.
Click on the Set Cell Options tab, change the Core Cell Choice
attribute as desired, and click OK.
Or, use the parmodify -p# -r# -r#... command to specify up to four
core cell choices in priority order for a specified nPartition (-p#, where
# is the partition number). Or, use the EFI Shell rootcell command to
set core cell choices.
Setting cell local memory (vs. interleaved memory) values:
In the Partition Manager Hardware tab, select the nPartition that the
target cell belongs to. Use a menu path of
nPartition > Modify nPartition.
Click on the Configure Memory tab, change the Requested CLM
attribute as desired (either as a fraction of total available memory, or
as a fixed amount), and click OK.
Or, use the parmodify -p# -m#::::% command (-p#, where # is the
partition number, and -m#, where # is the cell number and % is the
desired cell local memory value, expressed as a percentage).
Setting nPartition boot paths:
You must use the EFI Shell bcfg command to configure boot paths.
Booting and resetting nPartitions
This section gives a brief overview of the boot process for cells and nPartitions and lists
the main nPartition boot commands and tasks.