The contents of CMOS on boot can describe some aspects of
the system configuration. For example, the size of memory
available to qemu/kvm.
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Change from using PcdFlashNvStorageVariableBase to
PcdFlashNvStorageVariableBase64.
This will make sure the EMU Variable FVB will
function in systems with more than 4GB of memory.
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Add a single build.sh to replace build32.sh & build64.sh.
The script watches for various parameters:
-a: allows selecting IA32 or X64 (default)
-b: allows selecting RELEASE or DEBUG (default)
-t: allows selecting the toolchain
When running qemu, the script doesn't always add -hda now.
If the user provides a disk parameter (for example, -fda, -hda
or -cdrom), then -hda will not be added to the qemu command line.
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When OVMF is run with kvm and grub2 (efi), an exception
occurs when mmx/sse registers are accessed.
As a work around, this change eliminates firmware usage
of these register types.
First, only the BaseMemoryLib implementation
MdePkg/Library/BaseMemoryLibRepStr/BaseMemoryLibRepStr.inf
is used.
Second, the GCC compiler is passes the additional
'-mno-mmx -mno-sse' parameters.
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These scripts are similar to those found under DuetPkg & UnixPkg.
The scripts simplify building and running OVMF under systems that
have the bash shell available.
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This call can cause a reset, and is most critical for ACPI S3/S4
resume situations. OVMF does not support S3/S4.
OVMF does not have true non-volatile variable support, so
this call could cause a continuous reset situation in certain
scenarios. (The BdsLibSaveMemoryTypeInformation may set an
non-volatile variable, and then reset with the assumption that
the variable will still exist during the next boot.)
Additionally, some version of QEMU appear to hang when the
port 64 reset is initiated.
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1) Update README describing the QEMU version required for e1000, where to download the UEFI drivers for e1000, and how to enable network drivers in the platform firmware
2) Update DSC/FDF files NETWORK_ENABLE switch to enable e1000 and network driver support
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Remove duplicate FFS file GUID that would cause incremental builds to fail.
Final output file is OVMF.FD and that is what should be used as bios.bin when running QEMU.
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This protocol is similar to the standard UEFI BlockIo protocol,
except it has no function calls and simply defines a base address
in memory where reads & writes for the block device should occur.
One planned usage is to fill a memory region with a small disk
image, and allow it to be used as a normal disk by the
standard drivers.
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gEfiEdkModulePkgTokenSpaceGuid.PcdDxePcdDatabaseTraverseEnabled does not
exist. Remove references to it in .dsc files and within the comments of
the DXE PCD driver.
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