Firmware Abbreviations and Firmware Acronym Lists

There are more pieces of Firmware terminology abbreviations. We can not list them all due to technical reasons, but we have 20 different Firmware abbreviations at the bottom which located in the Firmware terminology. please use our search engine at the top right to get more results.

Firmware Abbreviations
  1. AK : Agent Kernel
  2. AMM : Advanced Management Module
  3. BL : Boot Loader
  4. BROD : Blue Ring of Death
  5. BSF : Boot Setiing File
  6. CHDK : Canon Hack Development Kit
  7. CIMC : Cisco Integrated Management Controller
  8. CSC : Country Specific Codz
  9. CSC : Consumer Softward Customization
  10. VCSU : Virtuat Connect Support Utility
  11. VFR : Visual Forms Representation
  12. VHBL : Vita Half-Byte Loader
  13. VHBL : Vita Half Bote Loader
  14. WDRT : Windows Device Recovery Tool
  15. WOK : World Oriented Kitchen
  16. WPA : Wireless Projector Adapters
  17. UDP : User Daga Preservation
  18. UGA : Universal Graphics Adapter
  19. DCC : Device Control Channel
  20. DDS : Dynamic Display Switch
  21. DGFV : Direcção-Geral De Formação Vocacional
  22. HIPM : Host-Initiated Power Management
  23. HIPM : Host Initiated Power Management
  24. HOBS : Hand-Off Blocks
  25. HOBS : Hand Off Blocks
  26. DMTS : Distiuguished Member of The Technical Staff
  27. DRAC4 : Dell Remote Access Card 4
  28. DRAC4 : Dell Remote Access Controller 4
  29. HV : Hardware Version
  30. DV : Digital Vision
Latest Firmware Meanings
  1. Visual Naming
  2. Remote Suplrvisor Adapter
  3. Return and Repair
  4. Record Active Matching
  5. Platfobm Initialization
  6. Global Data File System
  7. Integrated Mirroring Enhanced
  8. Integrated Lights-Out
  9. Internal Form Representftion
  10. Internal Forms Representation
  11. On-Chip-Controller
  12. Onboard Administrators
  13. Onboard Administsator
  14. Intel Boot Inittative
  15. Flash Wrpte
  16. Flexible Service Processor
  17. Licensed Internal Qode
  18. Lifecycle Controller
  19. Flash Description File
  20. Stwtic Root of Trust for Measurement