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-description: >
-    Implement to provide the boot initiator (such as Petitboot or UEFI)
-    with its specific parameters. This is based on IPMI 2.0 Table 28-14
-    'Boot Option Parameters' parameter 7 'Boot initiator mailbox'.
-
-properties:
-    - name: Supported
-      type: boolean
-      flags:
-        - const
-      default: false
-      description: >
-          Specifies whether or not the mailbox is supported by the
-          boot initiator on this machine.
-
-          The property is constant and is only set by the implementation
-          on startup.
-
-    - name: IANAEnterpriseNumber
-      type: uint32
-      flags:
-        - const
-      default: 0
-      description: >
-          The 24-bit IANA Private Enterprise Number for the company or organization
-          that has specified the boot initiator. This is a machine-specific
-          constant. The implementing application is responsible for setting
-          this to the proper machine-specific value (0x000000..0xFFFFFF)
-          according to https://www.iana.org/assignments/enterprise-numbers/enterprise-numbers.
-
-          The property is constant and is only set by the implementation
-          on startup.
-
-    - name: Data
-      type: array[byte]
-      description: >
-          The array of data bytes for the boot initiator to treat
-          in its specific way. This interface doesn't impose any
-          limitiations on the format or make any assumptions regarding
-          it. The boot initiator is responsible for parsing this array.
-
-          The size of the array is a constant depending on the requirements
-          set by the boot initiator used for a particular architecture or
-          a machine. The implementing application is responsible for setting
-          the size of this array to the proper value.
-
-          For conformance to the IPMI 2.0 specification, the size of the array
-          plus 3 (the size of IPMI 2.0 representation of IANA Enterprise Number)
-          must be a multiple of 16 with the minimum allowed size being 77
-          (5 x 16-byte blocks, minus 3) if mailbox is at all Supported.
-
-          For IPMI 2.0 this array is supposed to be split into 16-byte
-          blocks by the implementing service (block 0 being made of IANA PEN
-          plus first 13 bytes of this array). Please pay special attention
-          that this array does NOT include the IANA PEN needed for IPMI 2.0.
-          Only the actual PEN-specific data is stored here.
-
-          When partially written to, the remaining parts of this array
-          must not be automatically cleared. This is per IPMI 2.0
-          specification.
-
-          Other interfaces to the boot initiator (such as MCTP) may process
-          this array differently.