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// Intel (R) Integrator Toolkit Framework Edition - RELEASE NOTES
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// Versions
//   Package:     3.4.1.212
//   DOS Tool:    3.3.1.210
//   PE Tool:     1.4.1.93
//   iTK FE Win:  1.2.1.188
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// Date: 08/27/2008
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// Template Revision: 1.0
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I. INTRODUCTION
===============

   This document describes the features and deliverables of Intel (R) Integrator Toolkit
   release and identifies known issues and limitations. 

II. BUILD DETAILS 
=================

    Summary:
    =====================
      	* Build for package 3.4.1 - Includes fixes for issues as described in the Product Update Request 3.4.1 and includes the updated readme and Help file.
      	        
    Packaging:
    =====================
        FEATURES:
        * 

        FIXED DEFECTS:
        * 

    iTK FE Windows:
    =====================
        FEATURES:
        *
       
        FIXED DEFECTS:
        * 7184 - CBU crashes when run with a different version of ITOOLKITW.DLL in the same directory as the application.
        * 7193 - The Windows application generates a corrupted CBU executable when insufficient space is available on the target drive.
        * 7196 - ITK FE application is closed, when generating an INI file in the less disk space remaining drive.
        * 7204 - ITK FE tool crashes on generating a report (Ctrl + R) file for Smackover BIOS.
        

    DOS Tool:
    =====================
        FEATURES:
        * Flash Reboot Behavior - Application behavior needs to support the flash use case outlined by the "BIOS Flash Update" section in the ITK UI Specification
        * IFLASH2 Support - The DOS application needs to support the flash use case outlined by the "BIOS Flash Update" section in the ITK UI Specification when run with either IFLASH.EXE or IFLASH2.EXE

        FIXED DEFECTS:
        * Multiple(e.g. 7131) - Undefined behavior when encountering long token values
        * 7179 - The DOS command line application crashes when extracting tokens that contain many settings.
        * 7194 - Intelฎ Precision Cooling, Heceta Legacy Mode detection logic needs to be changed.
        * 7199 - INVALID OR UNKNOWN VALUE is set for token settings 0449 and 044a in Smackover board
        * 7150 - Maximum value for  differs in DOS token extraction and PE token extraction


    Windows PE Tool:
    =====================
        FEATURES:
        *
        
        FIXED DEFECTS:
        * Multiple(e.g. 7131) - Undefined behavior when encountering long token values
        * 7148 - Numeric opcode interpretation varies between DOS and Windows PE installation tools.
	

III. KNOWN LIMITATIONS
======================

    Packaging:
    =====================
    * 

    iTK FE Windows:
    =====================
    *

    DOS Tool:
    =====================     
    *

    Windows PE Tool:
    =====================     
    *
    

IV. LOCALIZATION
=======================

        iTK is not localized and thus there are no localization issues.
 

V. PROBLEM REPORTING
=======================	

        There are three Tibet product defect 'Affected Tools' categories;
        use the appropriate one based on where the failure is found:
           
                 SW_Intel Integrator Toolkit DOS
                 SW_Intel Integrator Toolkit WIN FE
                 SW_Intel Integrator Toolkit WIN PE
            
	            
        PRODUCT DEFECT TITLE DESCRIPTION:
          
        In general, the defect format is:  
              
            iTK vX: (Y) Z : <Description>

        Where X is the version it was encountered on (or the current version when 
        it was encountered). Y is the Board/BIOS combinations it occurs on.  
        Z is the tool or tools it occurs on. <Description> is a summary of the defect.

        Y can be one of the following:

            ALL  - Affects all BIOSes or occurs on tool regardless of BIOS being used
            HELP - Help file issue
            <BIOS ID> - Appears to occur only on the BIOS in question.
            <Chipset Identifier> – <BIOS Type Identifier>

            Where <Chipset Identifier> can be:

                SD – Springdale
                GD – Grantsdale
                LP – Lakeport 
                BW - Broadwater
                BL - Bear Lake
                *   (or ALL) – All Chipsets

            And <BIOS Type Identifier> can be:

                T – Tiano
                L – Legacy
                * (or ALL) – All BIOS Type 

        Z can be one of the following:

            WIN – Normal Windows tool
            WINFE (or WIN_FE)  - Framework Edition Windows Tool
            DOS – DOS Tool


VI. PACKAGING
=============

        Development team will deliver to Validation a link to a network location
        containing the build.  The build will be a ZIP file containing three files
        in the following directory structure:

            nonOEM\iToolkit_W.X.Y.Z.EXE
            OEM\iToolkit_W.X.Y.Z.EXE
            Relnotes.txt

        Where W is the Package's major version, X is the Package's minor version, 
        Y is the Package's patch version, and Z is the Package's build version 
        number.

        Each executable (*.EXE) is an InstallShield-packaged file that installs a 
        version of Integrator Toolkit onto the machine it is executed on.  
        Relnotes.txt is the release notes for that particular build (this file).


VII. PRODUCT INTEGRATION PROCESS (Per Project Specific - eliminate if there in none)
===========================

	<How to integrated the build into the final product package - CD, ZIP, etc.>
        <NOT YET DONE>


VIII. MANUAL SETUP ISSUES (Per Project Specific - eliminate if there in none)
=======================

 	<Provide step-by-step description of manual setup procedures.> 	
        <NOT YET DONE>


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