Merge pull request #924 from Dasharo/link-fixes

docs/unified/protectli/overview.md: fix broken links

README.md

@@ -26,6 +26,11 @@ localhost:12345` (the number is random).
 It is crucial at this point to verify that the pages you have changed
 render correctly as HTML in local preview.
 
+It is also important to read through the console output after running `mkdocs
+serve`. You should definitely eliminate any `WARNING`s related to your
+contribution before submitting it for review, and you should consider applying
+suggestions marked as `INFO`.
+
 If you want to use a browser for a live preview while you keep making changes,
 consider adding `--dirty` flag to `mkdocs serve` command. It limits automatic
 regeneration to only changed files and makes browser updates much faster.

docs/dasharo-menu-docs/boot-maintenance-mgr.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ Boot Maintenance Manager is mainly used to manage boot options, boot timeout,
 next boot variable, console inputs and outputs. It also provides a way to add
 driver options, but it is rather rarely used.
 
-![](/images/menus/boot_maint_mgr.jpeg){ class="center" }
+![](../images/menus/boot_maint_mgr.jpeg){ class="center" }
 
 * `Boot Next Value` is used to set which boot options should be booted after a
   reboot. This setting is not permanent and works only after the first reboot,
@@ -18,24 +18,24 @@ driver options, but it is rather rarely used.
 
 This submenu allows to manipulate the boot order and boot options in general:
 
-![](/images/menus/boot_opts.jpeg){ class="center" }
+![](../images/menus/boot_opts.jpeg){ class="center" }
 
 ## Add Boot Option
 
 When selecting to add a boot option, file explorer appears where one has to
 navigate to the desired disk, partition and file which shall be executed if the
 boot options is selected:
 
-![](/images/menus/add_boot_opt.jpeg){ class="center" }
+![](../images/menus/add_boot_opt.jpeg){ class="center" }
 
 NOTE: only EFI files may be used. If the file is already selected a window to
 set the boot option name appears:
 
-![](/images/menus/add_boot_opt2.jpeg){ class="center" }
+![](../images/menus/add_boot_opt2.jpeg){ class="center" }
 
 To set the name press `ENTER` to activate the prompt:
 
-![](/images/menus/add_boot_opt3.jpeg){ class="center" }
+![](../images/menus/add_boot_opt3.jpeg){ class="center" }
 
 Confirm the name (it must not be too short) with `ENTER` and then
 `Commit Changes and Exit`. From now on the boot options should appear on the
@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ and [One Time Boot](overview.md#one-time-boot) menu.
 
 To delete boot options, enter `Delete Boot Option` submenu.
 
-![](/images/menus/del_boot_opt.jpeg){ class="center" }
+![](../images/menus/del_boot_opt.jpeg){ class="center" }
 
 Select the checkboxes which options should be removed and then
 `Commit Changes and Exit`. From now on the deleted boot options should not
@@ -64,13 +64,13 @@ PLease note that the boot order may be changed only for currently detected and
 registered boot options and devices. Dasharo does not yet provide fixed boot
 order options per interface, e.g. prioritize USB over NVMe or SATA, etc.
 
-![](/images/menus/boot_order.jpeg){ class="center" }
+![](../images/menus/boot_order.jpeg){ class="center" }
 
 To move the boot options priority, press `ENTER` when selecting the boot
 options list. A popup windows with the entries should show up. Use `+` and `-`
 on the hovered item to move it up and down, use arrows to change hovered item.
 
-![](/images/menus/boot_order2.jpeg){ class="center" }
+![](../images/menus/boot_order2.jpeg){ class="center" }
 
 If you are satisfied with the order you set, press `ENTER` to confirm it and
 then `Commit Changes and Exit`. The boot order should be immediately applied,
@@ -82,14 +82,14 @@ and [One Time Boot](overview.md#one-time-boot) menu.
 This menu is used to load additional drivers. It is used very rarely so it is
 not described in detail.
 
-![](/images/menus/driver_opts.jpeg){ class="center" }
+![](../images/menus/driver_opts.jpeg){ class="center" }
 
 ## Console Options
 
 This menu is used to manipulate EFI console variable. Typically there is no need
 to use it.
 
-![](/images/menus/console_opts.jpeg){ class="center" }
+![](../images/menus/console_opts.jpeg){ class="center" }
 
 Here one may enable/disable input and output devices. Please note that most
 output and input devices devices are registered automatically during boot.

docs/dasharo-menu-docs/dasharo-apu-configuration.md

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ capabilities as [PC Engines sortbootorder](https://github.com/pcengines/sortboot
 When entering the `Dasharo APU Configuration` menu, one may see the
 following options to appear:
 
-![](/images/menus/apu_config.jpeg){ class="center" }
+![](../images/menus/apu_config.jpeg){ class="center" }
 
 ### Core Performance Boost
 

docs/dasharo-menu-docs/dasharo-system-features.md

@@ -3,11 +3,11 @@
 When entering the `Dasharo System Features` menu, one may see the following
 submenus to appear:
 
-![](/images/menus/dasharo_features.jpeg){ class="center" }
+![](../images/menus/dasharo_features.jpeg){ class="center" }
 
 ## Dasharo Security Options
 
-![](/images/menus/dasharo_sec_opts.jpeg){ class="center" }
+![](../images/menus/dasharo_sec_opts.jpeg){ class="center" }
 
 This menu offers security-sensitive options like:
 
@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ This menu offers security-sensitive options like:
 
 ## Networking Options
 
-![](/images/menus/dasharo_net_opts.jpeg){ class="center" }
+![](../images/menus/dasharo_net_opts.jpeg){ class="center" }
 
 - `Enable network boot` - the option controls if the network boot should be
   enabled or not. This option is disabled by default on most Dasharo supported
@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ This menu offers security-sensitive options like:
 
 ## USB Configuration
 
-![](/images/menus/dasharo_usb_opts.jpeg){ class="center" }
+![](../images/menus/dasharo_usb_opts.jpeg){ class="center" }
 
 - `Enable USB stack` - controls loading of UEFI USB drivers, when enabled all
   USB drivers are loaded making USB keyboards and mass storage drives
@@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ This submenu is used to access Intel Management Engine related options.
 Currently the only option available is `Intel ME mode` which allows to enable
 or disable Management Engine:
 
-![](/images/menus/me_menu.jpeg){ class="center" }
+![](../images/menus/me_menu.jpeg){ class="center" }
 
 On the right side of the window there is a help section describing the option
 meaning. If the window is too small, the help section may be divided and not
@@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ Intel ME can be disabled in two ways:
   disabled. HAP method is much more efficient as it halts the ME firmware
   execution even earlier than Soft Disable described above
 
-![](/images/menus/me_menu2.jpeg){ class="center" }
+![](../images/menus/me_menu2.jpeg){ class="center" }
 
 When the mode is set to `Enabled`, Dasharo enables the Intel Management engine
 by either sending `ME_ENABLE` command via MEI/HECI or clearing the HAP bit in
@@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ clean the ME region with `me_cleaner` script permanently.
 
 ## Chipset Configuration
 
-![](/images/menus/dasharo_chipset_opts.jpeg){ class="center" }
+![](../images/menus/dasharo_chipset_opts.jpeg){ class="center" }
 
 The submenu contains general chipset options. Currently available options:
 
@@ -138,7 +138,7 @@ The submenu contains general chipset options. Currently available options:
 
 The submenu contains general power management options.
 
-![](/images/menus/dasharo_power_opts.jpeg){ class="center" }
+![](../images/menus/dasharo_power_opts.jpeg){ class="center" }
 
 Currently available options:
 
@@ -166,46 +166,46 @@ stop charging.
 
 Flow chart for the two settings mentioned above:
 
-![](/images/battery_threshold_flowchart.png){class="center"}
+![](../images/battery_threshold_flowchart.png){class="center"}
 
 - `Power state after power/AC loss` - controls
  what power state the platform
   should switch to when the main AC power is restored. Default value is
   platform-dependent.
 
-![](/images/menus/pwr_fail_opt.png){ class="center" }
+![](../images/menus/pwr_fail_opt.png){ class="center" }
 
 ## PCI/PCIe Configuration
 
 The submenu contains options related to the PCI and PCI Express devices and
 subsystem.
 
-![](/images/menus/dasharo_pci_opts.jpeg){ class="center" }
+![](../images/menus/dasharo_pci_opts.jpeg){ class="center" }
 
 - `Enable PCIe Resizable BARs` - enables/disables the PCIe Resizable BARs
   during PCI enumeration process. If enabled, the PCI Express devices
   advertising more suitable memory resources, will be configured to use those
   resources (that typically means bigger memory resources assigned to the
   device). By default this option is disabled for compatibility reasons.
 
-![](/images/menus/rebar_default_flow.png){ class="center" }
+![](../images/menus/rebar_default_flow.png){ class="center" }
 
-![](/images/menus/rebar_flow.png){ class="center" }
+![](../images/menus/rebar_flow.png){ class="center" }
 
 - `OptionROM Execution Policy` - controls which OptionROMs are allowed to be
   loaded and run. Default value may depend on platform (either `Disable all`
   or `Enable All`)
 
-![](/images/menus/optionrom_default_flow.png){ class="center" }
+![](../images/menus/optionrom_default_flow.png){ class="center" }
 
-![](/images/menus/optionrom_flow.png){ class="center" }
+![](../images/menus/optionrom_flow.png){ class="center" }
 
 ## Memory Configuration
 
 The submenu contains options related to the RAM memory configuration.
 
-![](/images/menus/dasharo_mem_opts1.jpeg){ class="center" }
-![](/images/menus/dasharo_mem_opts2.jpeg){ class="center" }
+![](../images/menus/dasharo_mem_opts1.jpeg){ class="center" }
+![](../images/menus/dasharo_mem_opts2.jpeg){ class="center" }
 
 - `Memory SPD profile` - chooses the memory overclocking profile to use when
   training the memory. Custom profiles are not yet supported. Currently, there
@@ -215,13 +215,13 @@ The submenu contains options related to the RAM memory configuration.
 **WARNING**: Changing this value may brick your system. Be sure to have a
 recovery method before modifying this setting. You have been warned.
 
-![](/images/menus/spd_profile_flow.png){ class="center" }
+![](../images/menus/spd_profile_flow.png){ class="center" }
 
 ## Serial Port Configuration
 
 The submenu contains options related to the serial port configuration.
 
-![](/images/menus/serial_opts.jpeg){ class="center" }
+![](../images/menus/serial_opts.jpeg){ class="center" }
 
 - `Enable Serial Port Console Redirection` - when enabled, the firmware will
   output also on the serial port specific to the platform. Default value is
@@ -236,7 +236,7 @@ splitter must choose the highest resolution supported by all consoles.
 
 The submenu contains options related to the CPU.
 
-![](/images/menus/cpu_config1.jpg){ class="center" }
+![](../images/menus/cpu_config1.jpg){ class="center" }
 
 - `Number of active P-cores` - sets the number of active Performance cores on
   a hybrid CPU architecture system, such as 12th generation Intel Core or
@@ -253,9 +253,9 @@ The submenu contains options related to the CPU.
   secondary threads on hyper-threading supported cores to be disabled. On
   hybrid CPU architecture, only P-cores support Hyper-Threading.
 
-![](/images/menus/cpu_config2.jpg){ class="center" }
+![](../images/menus/cpu_config2.jpg){ class="center" }
 
-![](/images/menus/cpu_config3.jpg){ class="center" }
+![](../images/menus/cpu_config3.jpg){ class="center" }
 
 ## Additional information