that this
may destroy other OSes already installed to the disk, or at least render
them unbootable until an EFI-mode boot loader is installed.)
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In both cases, the BMP code is in the libeg subdirectory, and especially
in the load_bmp.c file. Other files, like screen.c and image.c, hold
more EFI-specific code for image manipulation; the load_bmp.c file has
little or nothing EFI-specif
in the OVMF image so that you don't need to do
this for each virtual machine, I can't really help, since my experience
building such images is VERY limited.
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software on it. EFI/UEFI is obviously a must.
So... suggestions? Reviews and spec sheets usually omit the most
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to be easier to port FreeType to EFI than to start from scratch with
rendering TrueType.
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s REALLY basic stuff. I might expand it eventually, but I've been
busy with other things recently.
FWIW, I'm pretty sure that GRUB 2 uses a self-rolled bare-bones EFI
interface library, much like the kernel does. It might be worth
t; should appear.
For a one-time run of a program, this should be fine. A boot manager
like rEFIt or rEFInd will enable launching an EFI shell, which will be
more flexible than this procedure in the long run, should you need to
launch arbitrary EFI applications on a regular basis.
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, all Macs ship with EFI 1.1x. There's some confusion about this,
though, because Apple's overall firmware version is now in the 2.x
range, even though the *EFI* version is still 1.1x.
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ckintosh forums, but I'm not sure which ones the Clover
developers frequent.
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19.10.2013, at 11:00, Nishit Patira wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> Can someone give an example code for an uefi application where data is taken
>> from another text file.
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omputers, and only got an older version to work on one computer.
It's worked fine on all the Intel-based computers I've tried.
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mitations that have been
lifted in the Oracle version of the driver. I recommend you study the
code and/or try to compile both versions yourself if you need more
information.
rEFInd itself works fine from VirtualBox (with EFI support enabled, of
course). Because VirtualBox has its ISO-9660 dri
ts files, and the versions I use in rEFInd are based on these, so
most of the VirtualBox and rEFInd files should not be used as a basis
for an EDK2 driver.
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Networking isn't critical for my immediate purposes, so I'm quite
willing to use "-net none", but if the solution should work with
networking, this might need some more investigation. (I'm willing to run
some more test commands, if you can't
On 09/02/2013 05:32 PM, Laszlo Ersek wrote:
> On 09/02/13 22:11, Rod Smith wrote:
>>
>> If I include "-net none" among the options, it skips the PXE stuff and
>> hangs with:
>>
>> SeaBIOS (version
>> 1.7.3-26.b59.g915f64a-20130821_04145-jenki
On 09/02/2013 10:31 AM, Laszlo Ersek wrote:
> Hello Rod,
>
> On 09/02/13 11:21, Laszlo Ersek wrote:
>> On 08/31/13 21:23, Rod Smith wrote:
>>
>>> I've been trying to use the CSM-enabled OVMF with QEMU, with no luck;
...
>> Let's stick with Gerd's
s a
known issue with the current version, and if so, is there a known-good
binary lurking out there somewhere? If not, are there any known pitfalls
I might be missing, like options I might need to be passing to
qemu-system-x86_64 to get it to work? Thanks for any pointers.
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m64 -melf_x86_64
to
*_GCC46_X64_ASM_FLAGS = DEF(GCC46_ASM_FLAGS) -m64
This works for me with no noticeable problems, but it could be I'm
missing some subtle problem or that a problem might occur for you and
your project. I've not yet tested with GCC 4.8, so I don't know if the
same tr
ster/tree/refind/lib.c.) Note
that rEFInd is GPLed, though; depending on what license you use, you
might need to re-implement this or find comparable code under another
license. The basic principles of determining the filesystem type are
fairly simple; you just need to know what to look for and m
(http://freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/gummiboot) can launch a Linux
kernels with EFI stub loaders using pre-set options, or alter the
options on a boot-by-boot basis.
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some other platform that supports
GNU-EFI, though.)
Good luck!
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It's been a while since I looked at it, though; it might not be so much
a fork as a set of supplements.
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;re interested in creating such packaging, I can help out; I'm
competent (although by no means a guru) at creating RPM .spec files. The
question is really where to place the hundreds of header, library,
documentation, and support files so that they can be packaged in a
Linux-like way without
ild outside of the
TianoCore tree, or even what platform he's using, so it's hard to say
what approach would work best for him.
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t of environment. There are also several open source projects
that build with it, including rEFInd, gummiboot, shim, and PreBootloader
(efitools), so there are plenty of examples to use as references. The
Sourceforge page suggests that GNU-EFI works under Windows and OS X, as
well as under
tions from Ext2Pkg or
some other source to create a BSD-licensed ext2fs driver, but I've not
looked into this possibility. If you decide to tackle the project, I'd
be happy to test whatever you create, but I doubt if
On 01/30/2013 07:55 PM, Andrew Fish wrote:
>
> On Jan 30, 2013, at 2:43 PM, Rod Smith
> wrote:
>
>> Personally, I'm most familiar with Unix-style development with
>> make. Also, I wanted rEFInd to be compilable in a way that would
>> facilitate inclusi
he most sense.
Would documentation on a make-style approach be a welcome addition to
the project? If so, I could probably write something up that would help
people get started on that way of building with TianoCore.
> -Original Message- From: Rod Smith
> [mailto:rod
ce those individual build
commands. If the rEFInd Makefiles are too divergent from your own build
environment's needs, then perhaps my method of generating the Makefiles
will be useful
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On 09/11/2012 04:19 AM, Jeyaraman Sundararajan (jeysunda) wrote:
> Hi Rod Smith,
> Can you give me the pointer to those read only drivers?
>
> Thanks
All of them but the NTFS driver are included in my rEFInd package:
http://www.rodsbooks.com/refind/
https://sourceforge.net/project
for
one would certainly like to know about them.
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