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natanalt / uefi-guide

„A Comprehensive Guide To UEFI Programming” — an attempt at writing a book by me
https://natanalt.github.io/uefi-guide
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Would love more chapters :smile: #1

Open CodeAsm opened 7 months ago

CodeAsm commented 7 months ago

First issues always fun. any plans on working on your book? Ok I have my own notes on how to write efi variables, from Linux and uefi shell, but the programming chapters peaked my interest.

And its only a table of contents :cry:

Thanks for the awesome other repo's

natanalt commented 7 months ago

You've stumbled upon one of my infinite project ideas that I completely forgot about. I'll think about coming back to it eventually, and actually writing it ^^

To be honest, I have no idea how you even came across this repo lmao. I haven't promoted it anywhere, did some search engine happen to pick it up or something?

CodeAsm commented 7 months ago

Yes, I am so aware of the perpetual engine called our engine the brain, making projects and jumping all over the place :wink: :laughing:

It was an search engine query indeed: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=uefi+developer+guide and the 5th result was here: https://natanalt.github.io/uefi-guide/ (wasnt my first ever try to build or learn about uefi) I started that day wondering why their build doesnt work on my Pi5 https://github.com/worproject/rpi5-uefi/blob/v0.2/README.md#getting-started and well... that simple hello world of mine isnt enough, i wondered if I could make more interesting stuff and started searching.

Their discord was fun too, someone showed a picture of UEFI ported to the Original xbox. im like "waaat"... :thinking: (was in an emulator tho, so on real hardware it would require a modchip/tsop flash)