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Build structure and UEFI
2013-07-22, 11:59
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RE: Build structure and UEFI
(2013-07-22 02:11)Game Wrote:  1. Is bin-i386-efi a valid target - because again I think UEFI supports only 64 bit systems ?

Yes, it is. There are 32-bit UEFI systems in existence, although they are rare.

Quote: 2. If bin-i386-efi was valid, then it includes a lot of arch/i386/interface/syslinux code (COMBOOT and COM32), which it should not support (because of interrupts) ?

The general build policy for iPXE is to compile as many files as possible in each build. This helps to avoid code rot: if a change is introduced which prevents the EFI code from compiling, then it will be noticed immediately since the EFI code is compiled even when building a standard PCBIOS target.

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Build structure and UEFI - Game - 2013-07-22, 02:11
RE: Build structure and UEFI - mcb30 - 2013-07-22 11:59
RE: Build structure and UEFI - Game - 2013-07-22, 15:10
RE: Build structure and UEFI - mcb30 - 2013-07-22, 15:11



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