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The UEFI Specification v2.11 is well over two thousand pages, and even the short list of “required elements” in §2.6 assumes a general-purpose computer: consoles, a configuration UI, standard buses, and runtime services that keep working after the operati…
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Platform firmware development faces a fundamental challenge: every silicon vendor brings its own initialization model, configuration scheme, and implementation approach, placing the burden of integration on platform developers.
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Slim Bootloader (SBL) is an open-source boot firmware built from the ground up for Intel x86 systems.
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For something lighter, I wanted to mention a package of "UEFI games" called, appropriately enough, UEFIGame.
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On June 11, 2025, PCI-SIG launched PCIe Version 7.0!
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Introduction PlantUML is an open-source tool that allows users to create diagrams using plain text.
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Some exciting news from the firmware conference scene.
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Sometimes you'd like to do some work in the UEFI Shell, but you don't have one installed on a USB flash drive that's handy.
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The UEFI Forum updated all three of its specifications in December, 2024: ACPI, UEFI, and PI.
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AMD's Open Silicon Initialization Library (openSIL) is a new initiative, currently underway, that has the following goals: replace the remaining closed-source components of the BIOS firmware stack with open-source alternatives serve as a hardware abstract…
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Previously, I wrote an article on an Introduction to Zephyr, a popular RTOS (the most popular RTOS?)
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After my previous article on the keyboard controller interface, there was a global public outcry (well, OK, there was Rothman) absolutely begging for a follow-up on the A20 gate.
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The original IBM PC (1981), and its immediate successor, the IBM PC/XT (1983), had keyboards limited to unidirectional communication: data flowed one-way from the keyboard to the motherboard.
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The Guide to the Software Engineering Body of Knowledge (SWEBOK) v4.0 was released on October 15, 2024.
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This article describes how the EDK2 build reporting system works.
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There is a long and complex series of steps that turn your EFI source code into bits sitting on a SPI part.
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One of the challenges of EDK2 development is its domain specificity.
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One of the most overloaded terms in the computer industry is interrupt.
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I think a common stereotype of a software engineer is a guy, usually in a hoodie, furiously pounding away at a keyboard.
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In what has accidentally turned into a three-part series, I'm going to share one final article on decoding the wide variety of SD Cards—what do all the markings on an SD Card mean?
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The complexity of the variety of Secure Digital (SD) Cards continues to confuse me, in particular the various card standards: SD, SDHC, SDXC, and SDUC.
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Secure Digital (SD) Cards have become a most critical component to all of modern technology.
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The UEFI Fall 2023 Developers Conference & Plugfest was held October 9-12, 2023 in Hillsboro, Oregon.
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The Vendor ID.
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Ghidra is a free and open-source tool for software reverse engineering.
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NASM, or the Netwide Assembler, is an open-source assembler for x86 CPUs.