Hi Ming, (+Mike, -Martin) (Apologies, I had last week off work.) So - first of all, you can always reference a commit hash for your upload. That will never change. We have discussed doing that.

Hi, Currently it is not based on SPCI interface, but discussions have started in that direction also. But I think from non-secure world it will be simple OP-TEE communication like it happens between

Which openssl release version will be chosen to update？

There's a plan to complete both upgrade in Q3. Regards, Jian

May I ask when we will update OpenSSl，Do we have any plan? Now edk2 are using openssl 1.1.1d，and when I update openssl to release 1.1.1f, I meet an issue that TlsDxe initial failed.

Because the UEFI variable store needs to exist in an emulated flash chip, and "-bios" doesn't do that. If you use "-bios", OVMF can only fake the UEFI variable runtime services for the guest in such

Please check this page. https://github.com/tianocore/tianocore.github.io/wiki/How-to-run-OVMF Thanks, Bob

Use whatever qemu-system-x86_64 command you would otherwise use, with the following remarks: (1) Do not use "-bios" or "-L". (2) Do not use "-boot", in general. Special cases you can use: -boot

I can give you three

Hi Peter, This pair of options should do the trick: -drive if=pflash,format=raw,readonly,file=path/to/OVMF_CODE.fd -drive if=pflash,format=raw,file=path/to/OVMF_VARS.fd Note that

Hi Peter, I don’t recall a specific application-writer's-guide but the Driver Writer's Guide and the UEFI Specification are quite comprehensive. That said, you want to have a look at existing

Thanks Laszlo for quick turnaround. I can see my comment now. Mayur

Hi laszlo, I have newly joined this discuss@edk2.groups.io group. I posted a comment on this thread https://edk2.groups.io/g/discuss/topic/74206642#228 couple of days back. But do not see my comment

Good morning! I'm getting a bit desperate, so posting here for any ideas :-) I've been working on porting Haiku's x86_64 EFI bootloader over to ARM. We're super close, but have been hung up for a

Hi Martin, Leif, Right now we are using edk2-platforms open source code as a part to build our ARM platform UEFI implementations. Due to our production development work flow, we need to upload a

Hi Sahil, This proposal interests us too. Got a question for you. I assume that OPTEE-STMM interfaces will be based on SPCI specifications, both in secure and non-secure side. Is that assumption

Hi, all! I have built EDK II and then OVMF. Now I want to develop an UEFI application with EDK II. Is there any documentation about that? Greetings Peter

Hello, can You tell me what qemu command is used to run OVMF? Thanks in advance Peter

Hello Mayur, Thanks for the heads-up. For some reason, I still do not receive moderation notifications from groups.io, for the edk2-discuss mailing list. I receive such notifications for edk2-devel,

Not sure *why* you'd like to access specific registers from the SMM save state map in PiSmmCore. But, these functions are exposed though a standard interface too; see EFI_SMM_CPU_PROTOCOL (or rather