Yes. Just RELEASE_*_*_GENFW_FLAGS = --zero The format is defined in DSC spec. = means append, == means replacement. Thanks Liming

Hi Vikas, Great to meet you and welcome to the TianoCore project! Glad you hear you are interested! There are some existing tasks listed in the wiki for proposals. Another project which I haven't had

Hi Laszlo,

Hi everyone, I am Vikas Kundu, a post-grad student of Computer Science in India. I can code in Python, node.js, C and C++ and is aware of networking concepts especially DNS. I wish to work on the UEFI

Is there any documentation for the dsc format? Specifically if a dsc already has: !if $(SOURCE_DEBUG_ENABLE) == TRUE INTEL:*_*_X64_GENFW_FLAGS = --keepexceptiontable !endif Can I just do:

I'm a bit torn myself (I can't imagine a good reason why we *wouldn't* want to make --zero the default for GenFw in RELEASE builds). But: if you post such a patch for OVMF (modifying *all* DSC files

Hi Nate, (adding Leif and Ard) ( My background: I settled on plain (non-UTF-8) xterm around 1998, and have been using it ever since. Whenever something was off, I always tried to hammer

Thanks so much, Abner. This is all very helpful to me. Regards, Russell

Andrew: [Liming] CLANG compiler supports __FILE_NAME__ macro for the file name only. MdePkg DebugLib.h has applied this definition. #if defined(__clang__) && defined(__FILE_NAME__) #define

Ross: This solution is for the reproduced binary images. If your platform has this request, you can update the platform DSC [BuildOptions] to include the option

This is kind of a tangent, but for clang we solved a similar problem a different way. 1) in the build_rule.txt file we added a cd $(WORKSPACE); on the compile line so __FILE__ is always relative to

Essentially, OvmfPkg/build.sh -a X86 -b RELEASE -t GCC5. It appears I should be editing OvmfPkg/OvmfX86.dsc instead of ShellPkg.dsc. Is it agreed that this should be fixed? Is

Thanks for the response Laszlo and Abner. Very much appreciated. Do I understand correctly that if I have a BMC with the proper schema for my system UEFI, when the system boots it (UEFI) will fetch

Hi Laszlo,

I've created a new wiki page for this task with all the information I have gathered thus far. I've done some more experimentation and found that there are several newer terminal emulators that don't

Hi Russell, At least the following TianoCore bugzilla <https://bugzilla.tianocore.org/> tickets relate to RedFish, one way

Hello, I am interested in a UEFI Redfish Host Interface that does not require an OS. That is, the Redfish service would be provided by UEFI itself (via an IP interface)... or perhaps an EFI

It's a shortcoming of OVMF's PlatformBootManagerLib. A solution would be nice where, if a (non-volatile) terminal type setting existed, that would take effect, but if no such setting existed, then