loader/multiboot_mbi2.c: disable UEFI BS when booting with slaunch #27
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MLE (kernel or Xen) can't use pre-DLE services, as those are not measured as part of DRTM. To make sure this is true, disable boot services before MBI is created, which will ensure that all required data is obtained and saved in MBI while it is available. BS are disabled before call to grub_multiboot2_get_mbi_size(), so the amount of allocated memory will be sufficient. Signed-off-by: Krystian Hebel <[email protected]>
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MLE (kernel or Xen) can't use pre-DLE services, as those are not measured as part of DRTM. To make sure this is true, disable boot services before MBI is created, which will ensure that all required data is obtained and saved in MBI while it is available.
BS are disabled before call to grub_multiboot2_get_mbi_size(), so the amount of allocated memory will be sufficient.