leo89

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   by leo89 7y ago

   Good attempt, it's good thing to popularize powerfull concepts in programming, which are not as hard as most programmers think they are. However I have one big problem with this article. Code snippets are so horrible. Seems so unpracti
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   by leo89 7y ago

   There are couple ways. You can compile UEFI for QEMU (OVMF package or possibly compile coreboot with Tianocore payload). Another way is just output. UEFI gives you shell, so you can see output and in UEFI it's much easier to deal with
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   by leo89 7y ago

   This is an obsolete way to do that. In UEFI you don't need to play with assembly, look: https://www.rodsbooks.com/efi-programming/hello.html
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   by leo89 7y ago

   It may work with UEFI if it's set to compatibility mode.