Devices get the block size via ioctl, but for a file the block size needs to be set. Default to 512, but optionally allow other values, like 2048/0x800 for ISO CD-ROM images. Also updated the comments in .DSC and .DEC files.
Signed-off-by: andrewfish
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BerkelyPacketFilter seems to work. Some one else will need to use the BerkeleyPacketFilter as a template and implement the LinuxPacketFilter. I don't think it will be that hard, as they are simular.
Signed-off-by: andrewfish
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This only adds the EFI parts and not the OS specific implementation. Since the EFI parts no longer use system include files this is safe to do. Also fix two minor typos.
Signed-off-by:andrewfish
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Update the InOsEmuPkg to properly function with XIP. Make the Recovery FV read only. Remove the use of global variable writes from XIP code. Add a new global page that can be used in place of writting to the FD by XIP code. Think of this global page as a system SRAM.
igned-off-by: andrewfish
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The current scheme maps a file into a memory buffer. You can write to the memory buffer, but if you restart the emulator the data is not written back to the FD. Since the build, rebuilds the FD it will blow away any changes. You can now set variables and restart the emulator and they are still set. There is a bug if the FV is set to write protect that still needs to be tracked down.
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The following can be defined on the build command line:
* BUILD_NEW_SHELL: Build & run the UefiShell
* USE_NEW_SHELL: Use the pre-build UefiShell binary
* BUILD_OLD_SHELL: Use the GCC shell binary previously built
For the FAT driver:
* BUILD_FAT: Build the fat driver from source
Signed-off-by: jljusten
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Apply PE/COFF relocation to SEC image within the firmware
volume so it will be able to run at the address that
it was loaded.
Signed-off-by: jljusten
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andrewfish
jljusten