Hi all, I currently work on integrate the edk2 build within a buildsystem. I startet with the docu, made manual builds and wrote me a bash script to automate the steps. Worked all very well. The first

Hi all, I currently work on integrate the edk2 build within a buildsystem. I startet with the docu, made manual builds and wrote me a bash script to automate the steps. Worked very well till now. Then

Hi all, We are planning to develop UEFI capsule F/W update, and we have seen \FmpDevicePkg\FmpDxe and MdeModulePkg\Application\CapsuleApp in https://github.com/tianocore/edk2. The examples are both re

Hi All, We are working on a hypervisor for x86_64 and we brought up OVMF on our hypervisor. Our hypervisor pass through whole hardware i.e. whole PCI devices starting from root ports to all devices. I

Hi Nate, I've submitted my proposal. I ran into some accessibility problems with the "project technologies" part, so there might be random junk there that was added that I couldn't figure out how to g

GSoC tip: Try to spread your proposals out. If we don't have enough project slots for you, all your 3 proposals get rejected and your GSoC participation goes out the window. Take a look at our project

Hi Marvin, Ada, Some comments: I don't think the purpose of the dynamic linker is to treat EFI as a complete operating system, but to try to eliminate the static linking that may be needlessly duplica

Oh I see what was meant - ignore me! I do think it would be good to have more discussions on edk2-discuss though :) -- Rebecca Cran

Hello, edk2 developers! I've registered as a contributor candidate for GSoC 2022 and am interested in working on one of the items from the Tasks list here https://github.com/tianocore/tianocore.github

Hi everyone, I get this error when building StandaloneMmPkg for AARCH64 using gcc 11 on Ubuntu 22.04: Bad definition for symbol '_GLOBAL_OFFSET_TABLE_'@0x5a20 or unsupported symbol type. All other Pkg

Hi All, Pedro is 100% correct. The primary use case and the reason I added this is to remove library duplication across all the .efi files. This is actually super valuable because LZMA compression is

Hi Everyone, I hope you are all working on your proposals. If you would like some feedback on your proposals before having to submit the final version of them on Tuesday next week, please do one of th

I'm Wenyu Huang, pursueing the MPhil degree in the Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen. My research is focusing on the operating system and virtualization and I am familiar with using Rust. So I

Which is already possible as part of protocols. In fact, there are such for string and device path operations. What about that model justifies a fundamental change? The worst issue is PEI because of X

Hello, We have a use case for nested virtualization with UEFI guests. I am encountering an issue where the L1 VM 'resets' when attempting to spawn the L2 guest. The 'reset' is the qemu process termina

Hello, We have a use case for nested virtualization with UEFI guests. I am encountering an issue where the L1 VM 'resets' when attempting to spawn the L2 guest. The 'reset' is the qemu process termina

Hello First time poster so please accept apologies if this is the wrong group. I am trying to build the Python environment for UEFI as described in Py368ReadMe.txt in edk2-libc. I'm doing this on Ubun

I'm working with software (VeraCrypt) that uses EDK2 to support touch interaction at boot. It doesn't seem to work with the ASUS Vivobook 14 Flip, however, so I rebuilt the app with some debugging cod

I'm working with software (VeraCrypt) that uses EDK2 to support touch interaction at boot. It doesn't seem to work with the ASUS Vivobook 14 Flip, however, so I rebuilt the app with some debugging cod

Hi, I'm currently working on implemting the secure partition manager in EDK2. My platform is based on reference design DANIEL. But I'm facing several issues, that makes me very confused, and don't kno