When does the PcdNameTable get generated for Dynamic PCDs? There is an offset to such a table in the PCD database structure, but in the OVMF image it is equal to 0, so I'm wondering in what cases

Hi all, According to the instructions of edk2-platforms, I built QUARKFIRMWAREUPDATECAPSULEFMPPKCS7.Cap and CapsuleApp.efi, Build command: build -a IA32 -t VS2019 -p QuarkPlatformPkg/Quark.dsc -D

Thanks for the 'INTERACTIVE' hint. But can it be done purely in VFR code? Is it possible to use 'disableif' with 'write'? Best regards, Konstantin Aladyshev

It is not just C, I think nearly all programming languages that have ternary operator use C-like order: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%3F: I mean UEFI spec can define that '+' actually means '-', but

You can specify this question with INTERACTIVE flag, then handle write operation in Callback. If so, you don't depend on write.

VFR syntax exactly matches this opcode definition in UEFI spec. It is not same to C language ? expression. Thanks Liming

Hello! With the `write` keyword it is possible to set callback code for question set. Is it possible to execute this callback only if some condition is satisfied? I've tried to use `disableif`

Ok, it looks like I've found the source of error. According to the UEFI specification: ``` EFI_IFR_CONDITIONAL_OP 0x50 This opcode performs the following actions: 1. Pop three values from the

Hello! Can someone explain what is wrong with this code? The intention is this: - if option3 is selected, numeric value is always equal 20 and user can't change it - if option1 or option2 is

Hi Robbie, Thank you for reporting this issue and for the fix. Is it possible to submit this patch to the EDK2 mailing list at devel@edk2.groups.io copying the maintainers, please? More information

Hello folks, I am running the SBSA Conformance Suite of tests on a new platform, and have come across an issue with the routine which tests if an interrupt is enabled on an ARM processor. The

Thank you for your reply, Vincent! I searched the link you posted, and I could not find an example of someone using an I2c bus to write/receive data in their main. Just seeing a simple example would

Hi Abner, Thank you for the answers. I need a time to analyze them. Let me check that RedfishClientPkg and come back to you. I think it is a good way of discussion we have right now though email

Sure. We can discuss these issues through email for now. Apologize messed up the original submitter of this message. Thanks for creating that slide. Abner Get Outlook for

Loop in Nickle Wang to the thread. Who is the owner of RedfishClientPkg. Abner Get Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/AAb9ysg> ________________________________ Sent: Monday, June 27, 2022 1:03:15

Issue #1. Lan over USB support Ans: Yes, we can support that in RedfishDiscoverDxe. Issue #2. Host Interface MAC Address Ans: Ok, I understand the concern. However, RedfishHostInterfaceDxe is a

Hi Felix, Appreciate for bringing these RedfishPkg implementation/architecture issues comprehensively. Unfortunately it was too late for me to arrange a meeting with you on 6/24 because I saw this

When the interfaces were defined for the UEFI PI specification, the Intel Galileo platform was used to ensure that the bus driver & API's worked with real hw. You can find some example code

Hello whoever this may concern, I am new to UEFI and I have been playing with edk2 for a bit now. I eventually want to use UEFI to talk to a device via I2C communication protocol. I am able to find

Hello. I would like to discuss the issues I faced when I tried to use EDK2 RedfishPkg modules along with AMI's Redfish modules in our project. I uploaded the ppt document with the description of the