Thomas:
I generally recommend NT32 when developing UEFI applications that don't have
dependencies for any specific hardware design/architecture, and only rely on
UEFI Boot Services.
OVMF is running on virtualized hardware, so it's better for the following
scenarios...
* Testing boot to an oper
On 2/9/2018 2:46 AM, Palmer, Thomas wrote:
EDK2 community,
When developing/testing UEFI and you can easily choose between
using OVMF and Nt32, which do you choose and why? When is OVMF better/easier
to use than Nt32 and vice versa?
I ask because I am giving
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