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Created page with "* OSes/Windows ** The date/time in private compile tags are not auto-generated, meaning they can be inaccurate. However, these will still be kept for the wiki. ** <code>boot[arch].efi</code> (ex. <code>bootaa64.efi</code>) files that have private compile build tags (the "lab(name)" ones) are compiled independently of a build, so these do not count. *** <code>bootmgfw.efi</code> is not one of these. ** Builds from <code>HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\COMPONENTS\ServicingStackVersions..." |
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** <code>boot[arch].efi</code> (ex. <code>bootaa64.efi</code>) files that have private compile build tags (the "lab(name)" ones) are compiled independently of a build, so these do not count. | ** <code>boot[arch].efi</code> (ex. <code>bootaa64.efi</code>) files that have private compile build tags (the "lab(name)" ones) are compiled independently of a build, so these do not count. | ||
*** <code>bootmgfw.efi</code> is not one of these. | *** <code>bootmgfw.efi</code> is not one of these. | ||
** | ** Apparently, it's possible for private compiles to not have the build user portion. | ||
Latest revision as of 04:58, 29 January 2026
- OSes/Windows
- The date/time in private compile tags are not auto-generated, meaning they can be inaccurate. However, these will still be kept for the wiki.
boot[arch].efi(ex.bootaa64.efi) files that have private compile build tags (the "lab(name)" ones) are compiled independently of a build, so these do not count.bootmgfw.efiis not one of these.
- Apparently, it's possible for private compiles to not have the build user portion.