UEFI EDKII Learning
The self paced courses below are provided to help you increase your knowledge of UEFI and EDK II and to aid you in performing UEFI- and EDK II-related tasks. These courses are provided and produced as a courtesy of Intel Corporation and Contributed-under: TianoCore Contribution Agreement 1.1 (License Agreement )
Lesson 4: Firmware and Data Storage
When you complete this lesson, you will be able to:
1. Define Firmware Storage, Firmware Files, Firmware File Systems, and Firmware Volumes and explain their hierarchical relationship
2. Define Terse Image
3. Explain why using a Terse Image is more beneficial than using a UEFI Image
4. Locate firmware storage in a physical memory map
5. Load drivers from a non-flash location
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UEFI EDKII Learning
The self paced courses below are provided to help you increase your knowledge of UEFI and EDK II and to aid you in performing UEFI- and EDK II-related tasks. These courses are provided and produced as a courtesy of Intel Corporation and Contributed-under: TianoCore Contribution Agreement 1.1 (License Agreement )
Lesson 0: Defining Specifications' Role in Firmware
When you complete the course, you will be able to:
1. Identify and define the Legacy BIOS and UEFI specifications
2. Compare the similarities and differences of Legacy BIOS and UEFI
3. Define Platform Initialization and explain its evolution from “The Framework” to “Platform Initialization”
4. Explain the benefits of Platform Initialization
5. Define EDK I and II and their purposes
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UEFI EDKII Learning
The self paced courses below are provided to help you increase your knowledge of UEFI and EDK II and to aid you in performing UEFI- and EDK II-related tasks. These courses are provided and produced as a courtesy of Intel Corporation and Contributed-under: TianoCore Contribution Agreement 1.1 (License Agreement )
Lesson 5: Boot Device Selection (BDS) and Human Interface Infrastructure (HII)
When you complete this lesson, you will be able to:
1. Explain the primary steps of the BDS Phase
2. Define BDS’s goals
3. Identify BDS’ functions and components
4. Define global defined variables
5. Identify a UEFI device path
6. Search for handles in the handle database
7. Define HII and identify its components
8. Explain how data communicates with HII, the user, and UEFI drivers
9. Identify the functions of the HII database
10. Define Visual Forms Representation (VFR)
11. Define Internal Forms Representation (IFR)
12. Select Data from Forms Using HII
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UEFI EDKII Learning
The self paced courses below are provided to help you increase your knowledge of UEFI and EDK II and to aid you in performing UEFI- and EDK II-related tasks. These courses are provided and produced as a courtesy of Intel Corporation and Contributed-under: TianoCore Contribution Agreement 1.1 (License Agreement )
Lesson 1: Course Introduction and Pre-EFI (PEI) and Security (SEC) Phases
When you complete this lesson, you will be able to:
1. Access EDK II to assist you in in using commercial compilers, providing for self-hosted development, and supplying libraries to assist in managing common tasks
2. Use tools to assist you in Platform Initialization
3. Define and implement types of debugging allowed with EDK II
4. Identify the responsibilities of the Security phase
5. Define PEI and its purpose, functions, attributes, and components
6. Describe PEI’s relationship to memory
7. Explain HOBs, their purpose, and contribution to the PEI phase
8. Transition from the PEI phase to the DXE phase
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UEFI EDKII Learning
The self paced courses below are provided to help you increase your knowledge of UEFI and EDK II and to aid you in performing UEFI- and EDK II-related tasks. These courses are provided and produced as a courtesy of Intel Corporation and Contributed-under: TianoCore Contribution Agreement 1.1 (License Agreement )
Lesson 2: Driver Execution Environment (DXE)
When you complete this lesson, you will be able to:
1. Summarize the DXE phase and its purpose, functions, properties, attributes, and components * Identify the responsibilities of the DXE phase
2. Describe events and their role in the DXE phase
3. Define architectural protocols and their role in the DXE phase
4. Compare and contrast the two types of DXE drivers: Early DXE Phase Drivers and UEFI Drivers
5. Explain System Management Mode Services’ characteristics, services, and role in PI
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