Hello Kohei

This is a known limitation,

Using cpu=max might expose new features that EDK2 support is missing or
incomplete, thus, causing boot instability.

The good practice is to use a well defined CPU model, like you mentioned
in the bug report: neoverse-v1

Is there any reason you have to use cpu=max instead of a defined CPU
model ?

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  EDK2 hangs when launched with qemu-system-aarch64 -cpu max

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