Hi,
a new version of EFI Boot Guard is ready. It brings one new watchdog
driver, namely for the w83627hf used in the SIMATIC BX-59A, fixes FAT
filesystem type detections (12, 16 or 32 bits), improves boot partition
probing by libebgenv, removes the zlib dependency, and comes with
several smaller fixes and cleanups.
libebgenv also gained a new function call, ebg_set_opt(_bool), now used
for both controlling the probing behaviour as well as the verbosity
level. The latter was so far done via ebg_beverbose which is still
supported but officially deprecated.
Thanks to all contributors!
Jan
Cedric Hombourger (2):
simatic: prepare to share code for identifying SIMATIC IPCs
drivers/watchdog: add support for w83627hf watchdog
Earl Chew (2):
Resize configuration to match MD5 for bg_setenv tests
Remove dependence on zlib
Felix Moessbauer (5):
libebgenv: fix memory leak in partition probing
efi: implement systemd boot loader interface
libebgenv: only probe config on root dev (opt-out)
port verbose option over to ebg_set_opt
tools: add "-A/--all" option to auto completion
Jan Kiszka (11):
tests: Silence cppcheck warnings
Use -mgeneral-regs-only whenever possible
scripts: Factor out cppcheck.sh from CI job
cppcheck: Add exception for new warning in w83627hf_wdt.c
watchdog: ipmi_wdt: Avoid pointless check at loop entry
libebgenv: Address cppcheck style complaint
cppcheck: Suppress unusedStructMember in kernel-stub/fdt.c
drivers: Move smbios helper out of utils into separate folder
drivers: utils: Relocate simatic.c
libebgenv: Bump library version
Bump version number
Michael Adler (7):
chore: update fff to v1.1
refactor: simplify open and close wrappers
fix: correctly calculate FAT bit size based on cluster count
refactor: ensure argument to determine_FAT_bits is const
test: extend test suite for determine_FAT_bits
fix: continue device probing after non-FAT partitions
refactor: replace fs type string with enum for clarity and efficiency
Quirin Gylstorff (1):
Makefile: clean: remove completion/*/__pycache__
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