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Resurrect the EFI framebuffer code, as expressed via xboot_info, from my original port. This would integrate into eboot (the moved PSM loader), massaging the firmware-provided framebuffer into something the kernel can use.
Update the inetboot loaders to use a common codepath that arranges for the simplefb FDT node to be used as the framebuffer, then sets up xboot_info to communicate that FB to unix.
Update unix to use the passed framebuffer. The framebuffer code currently uses early boot mappings for the shadow framebuffer, which will need a careful look, since this is now very different from my original port (it should still work, but not the same as it used to).
NOTE: Will also need proper "final" mappings of both the framebuffer and the shadow area, done once we've set up the VM subsystem in os/startup.c.
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Resurrect the EFI framebuffer code, as expressed via xboot_info, from my original port. This would integrate into
eboot
(the moved PSM loader), massaging the firmware-provided framebuffer into something the kernel can use.Update the
inetboot
loaders to use a common codepath that arranges for thesimplefb
FDT node to be used as the framebuffer, then sets up xboot_info to communicate that FB tounix
.Update
unix
to use the passed framebuffer. The framebuffer code currently uses early boot mappings for the shadow framebuffer, which will need a careful look, since this is now very different from my original port (it should still work, but not the same as it used to).NOTE: Will also need proper "final" mappings of both the framebuffer and the shadow area, done once we've set up the VM subsystem in os/startup.c.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: