Building a UEFI environment under windows

Building a UEFI environment under windows

first, the environment preparation

1. Install 2012 and above vs https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/

2. Download Nasm 2.13.03 http://www.nasm.us/, the default installation directory is C:\nasm and added to the PATH environment variable

3. Install python2.7.x https://www.python.org/, the default installation directory is C:\Python27, add to the new python_home environment variable

4. Install the OpenSSL http://wiki.overbyte.eu/arch/openssl-1.1.0g-win32.zip, the default installation directory is C:\openssl, add to the PATH environment variable

5. Install Cygwin64 http://www.cygwin.com/, the default installation directory is C:\cygwin

6. Install UDK2018 Https://codeload.github.com/tianocore/edk2/zip/master, first create a working directory, such as D:\WorkSpace, to extract the UDK into the working directory

7. Download Edk2-basetools Https://codeload.github.com/tianocore/edk2-BaseTools-win32/zip/master

8. Download the OpenSSL configuration file https://codeload.github.com/openssl/openssl/zip/OpenSSL_1_1_0g

ii.. UDK configuration

1. In the. \edk2-vudk2018\cryptopkg\library\openssllib\, a OpenSSL directory exists, and after it is removed, it will openssl-openssl_1_1_ 0g.zip unzip to this directory and rename to OpenSSL

2. Unzip the edk2-basetools-win32-master.zip to. \uefi-workspace\edk2-vudk2018\basetools\, rename to Win32

3. In the. Modify Tool_chain_tag as the current tool version in \uefi-workspace\edk2-vudk2018\conf\target.txt, such as Tool_chain_tag = Vs2012x86

4. In the. \uefi-workspace\edk2-vudk2018\ directory, you can modify the Edksetup.bat to modify the installation location of some software

third, run the EFI file

1. Open cmd to: \uefi-workspace\edk2-vudk2018\ directory, first set the Python location, then the initialization operation, and finally the build operation

>>set python_home=C:\Python27 >>edksetup.bat--nt32

2. after initialization, build the EFI file with build, and after the build is finished, the. The build folder is generated under the \uefi-workspace\edk2-vudk2018\ directory. There are some initial EFI files in \build\nt32ia32\debug_vs2012x86\ia32\, such as the Helloworld.efi file

>>build

　

3. Open the NT32 simulator with a command (or in the. \uefi-workspace\edk2-vudk2018\build\nt32ia32\debug_vs2012x86\ia32\ Directory run SecMain.exe), enter Fs0:, and then enter the EFI filename to run the EFI file (the default directory is. \uefi-workspace\edk2-vudk2018\build\nt32ia32\debug_vs2012x86\ia32\)

>>Build Run >>fs0: >>helloworld.efi

4. Write the EFI file ( reprinted 46946907)

Building a UEFI environment under windows