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ANSI, an acronym for American National Standards Institute, works in the development and uniform identification of standards[1]. In IT, ANSI is usually used to refer to the ANSI Codes. This is a list of numerical values that can control the colour, state, weight and so on of console fonts.
In the PXE boot environment, ANSI codes are:
Code | Description |
---|---|
0 | reset all attributes to their defaults |
1 | set bold |
4 | set underscore (simulated with color on a color display) |
5 | set blink |
7 | set reverse video |
22 | set normal intensity |
24 | underline off |
25 | blink off |
27 | reverse video off |
30 | set black foreground |
31 | set red foreground |
32 | set green foreground |
33 | set brown foreground |
34 | set blue foreground |
35 | set magenta foreground |
36 | set cyan foreground |
37 | set white foreground |
38 | set underscore on, set default foreground color |
39 | set underscore off, set default foreground color |
40 | set black background |
41 | set red background |
42 | set green background |
43 | set brown background |
44 | set blue background |
45 | set magenta background |
46 | set cyan background |
47 | set white background |
49 | set default background color |
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