Hi Maor,
In vfr.vfr file (MdeModulePkg/Universal/DriverSampleDxe), it has a similar
sample code like below, I think you can use below code to meet your request.
//
// Define a string (EFI_IFR_STRING)
//
stringvarid= MyIfrNVData.MyStringData,
prompt = STRING
Joey,
I have no such practice, but IMHO I suppose we could.
You can split them to three layers, one is UBIFS which is only related with
file system format, UBI layer which is used to do bad block management and wear
leveling and Parition layer which is used to identify which partition is used.
Hi, John
Thanks for raising this issue again.
Here is the original patch proposed by Jordan,
- movw%es, %rax
+ mov %es, %rax
Here is the explanation in IA32 manual.
1) IF Instruction is MOVW, THEN OperandSize is 16;
2) MOV r/m64,SregMove zero extended 16-bit segment
Hi, Ramesh:
Yes, for same device/controller.
But these OptionROMs provided different protocols.
Best wishes,
From: Ramesh R. [mailto:rame...@ami.com]
Sent: 2014年12月13日 1:09
To: edk2-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [edk2] Multi images in OptionROM
Is all there 3 option roms a
These two codes are following two specs now.
The current TcgDxe implemented the TCG EFI Protocol Spec (version 1.20,
revision 1.00) and TCG EFI Platform Spec (version 1.20, revision 1.00). The
Boot Variables (BootOrder, Boot) were measured into PCR5. (Please note: Two
updated version (v1.2
Hi,
MeasureVariable routine in TcgDxe module uses variable value as hash data. But
MeasureVariable routine in TrEEDxe module have a filter for
EV_EFI_VARIABLE_DRIVER_CONFIG event types and uses pointer to
EFI_VARIABLE_DATA_TREE as hash data. Whether TCG have different requirements
for PCR7 betw
Hi Jaben,
Could you help review the patch? This patch adds error handling code to check
the pointer returned from HiiGetString and remove redundant "ASSERT".
Contributed-under: TianoCore Contribution Agreement 1.0
Signed-off-by: Qiu Shumin mailto:shumin@intel.com>>
Thanks
Shumin
ShellPkg
Hi everyone,
On the subject of HII VFR forms.
I'm trying validate if the input string in my form is legal IPv4 address using
"match" statement.
I didn't find any good example for proper usage of "match" statement and all my
tries to use it failed.
Here is my last attempt:
Vfr:
string
