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The .rtf files in BaseTools/UserManuals in the edk2 tree still tell users to "Report bugs to edk2-buildtools-devel@lists.sourceforge.net". Since we no longer use the sourceforge mailing lists we should update those files.
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Hello,
Using your awesome app for install Linux for old people, every week (many Linux installed). Which have sometimes old computer 32 bits, where Bodhi Linux can revival their machine. Bodhi Linux is based on Ubuntu LTS.
Bodhi Linux 4.x (Ubuntu LTS 16.04) is already supported by MultiBootUSB 9.2, but 16.04 is almost over, I need to install Bodhi Linux 5.x (LTS 18.04).
Bodhi Linux 5.x legacy 3
Prerequisite for running on Debian:
$ apt install flex bison libelf-dev libssl-dev bc cpio libncurses5-dev xorriso wget make gawk gcc
Is kmod necessary?
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An attempt to port LinuxBoot to the Dell E7420 mentions that there are no guidelines for which DXE modules are necessary to retain, which can be discarded etc.
We should document that.
Over the past couple days I have seen a lot of questions and misunderstandings that Project Mu should try to clarify.
- Why UEFI?
- Can I replace the firmware on my product with this? (Surface device, etc)
- What can i build with this?
- Who is this project useful for (target audience)?
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Are there any plans to implement the reflection system in the project, if so, do you have any idea how it will work to generate methods and classes at runtime, and execute this code?
For exemple, if we have this code:
static void Main(string[] args)
{
const string AssemblyName = "HelloWorld.dll";
var assembly = AssemblyBuilder.DefineDynamicAssembly(
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I cloned Ventoy but then failed to find documentation on how to build Ventoy. I would assume in the top level directory there would be some documentation that explains how to build Ventoy.