by several
of you)
3. I got rid of the qemu flag -enable-kvm (it screwed up the stepping in
gdb)
Thank you very much!
Kind regards,
Johannes
On 2018-04-24 04:13, Gary Lin wrote:
> On Fri, Apr 20, 2018 at 04:54:06PM +0200, Johannes Swoboda wrote:
>> gdb complained:
>>> Python
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On 04/20/18 16:54, Johannes Swoboda wrote:
You advised me to use the scripts from [1].
I did so following this guide [2] (thank you also for putting it back
up!), with the minor adaptions that I made the script
python3-compatible[3], and applied the patches mentioned in [2]
manually
Hello,
Thank you all for your insights.
You advised me to use the scripts from [1].
I did so following this guide [2] (thank you also for putting it back
up!), with the minor adaptions that I made the script
python3-compatible[3], and applied the patches mentioned in [2]
manually. I assume
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Johannes Swoboda
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Cc: clemens.hlausc...@inso.tuwien.ac.at
Subject: [edk2] Source code debugging of OVMF
Hello everyone,
I'm doing a research project on efi security. I would like to do
source code debugging of
Hello everyone,
I'm doing a research project on efi security. I would like to do source
code debugging of OVMF. I want to step through the OVMF source code, set
break points, et cetera, preferably with gdb. I want to debug the
overall boot process. Is that possible?
I understand I can start
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