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[SETUPLIB] Don't flag freeldr.ini as read-only during installation.
CORE-19575 For the time being, don't add read-only attribute for ease of testing and modifying files, but it won't always stay this way. For example, Windows sets its boot.ini (as well as NTLDR, NTDETECT.COM etc.) as read-only (+ hidden and system) during its 1st-stage setup. 2nd-stage setup makes some adjustments in boot.ini but doesn't restore its read-only attribute. Windows tools that can modify boot.ini (i.e. msconfig.exe, bootcfg.exe, and sysdm.cpl) **ALL** know how to remove the read-only attribute for modifying boot.ini, before restoring it if needed.
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/* Re-protect the INI file */
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FileAttribs = ProtectAttribs;
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/*Status =*/ ProtectFile(BootStore->FileHandle, ProtectAttribs, &FileAttribs);
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if (BootStore->Header.Type == FreeLdr)
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{
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// NOTE: CORE-19575: For the time being, don't add READONLY for ease
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// of testing and modifying files, but it won't always stay this way.
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FileAttribs &= ~FILE_ATTRIBUTE_READONLY;
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}
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/*Status =*/ ProtectFile(BootStore->FileHandle, FileAttribs, &FileAttribs);
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Status = STATUS_SUCCESS; // Ignore the status and just succeed.
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Quit:
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