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The x86 reset vector is the initial FW code to run on an AP. It should not link to any libraries and is implemented entirely in assembly. This module is currently labled as SEC, because it runs during the SEC phase, but by having it SEC, it will be linked to all NULL libraries linked globally. This causes issue with StackCheckLib (though any NULL library being applied globally has the same issue) because BaseTools will attempt to link the library and add an extern to _ModuleEntryPoint, which does not exist for this module. Moving this module to USER_DEFINED instructs BaseTools to not link any NULL libraries to it, which is the desired behavior, and leads to a much cleaner global NULL library implementation, in this case for StackCheckLib. This change was tested on OVMF IA32/X64 and proved to work as before. Signed-off-by: Oliver Smith-Denny <osde@linux.microsoft.com> |
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Ia16 | ||
Ia32 | ||
X64 | ||
CommonMacros.inc | ||
DebugDisabled.asm | ||
Main.asm | ||
PageTables.inc | ||
Port80Debug.asm | ||
PostCodes.inc | ||
ReadMe.txt | ||
ResetVector.uni | ||
ResetVectorExtra.uni | ||
SerialDebug.asm | ||
Vtf0.inf | ||
Vtf0.nasmb |
ReadMe.txt
=== HOW TO USE VTF0 === Add this line to your DSC [Components.IA32] or [Components.X64] section: UefiCpuPkg/ResetVector/Vtf0/ResetVector.inf Add this line to your FDF FV section: INF RuleOverride=RESET_VECTOR UefiCpuPkg/ResetVector/Vtf0/ResetVector.inf In your FDF FFS file rules sections add: [Rule.Common.SEC.RESET_VECTOR] FILE RAW = $(NAMED_GUID) { RAW BIN |.bin } === VTF0 Boot Flow === 1. Transition to IA32 flat mode 2. Locate BFV (Boot Firmware Volume) by checking every 4kb boundary 3. Locate SEC image 4. X64 VTF0 transitions to X64 mode 5. Call SEC image entry point == VTF0 SEC input parameters == All inputs to SEC image are register based: EAX/RAX - Initial value of the EAX register (BIST: Built-in Self Test) DI - 'BP': boot-strap processor, or 'AP': application processor EBP/RBP - Pointer to the start of the Boot Firmware Volume