The MinnowBoard Chronicles
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Open-source hardware, firmware and software and a 15-month diary of explorations into x86 Architecture, UEFI, debug & trace, Yocto Linux, and other topics.
Avid blogger Alan Sguigna recorded his hands-on experience with the MinnowBoard Turbot in this fascinating look into the technology of open source. Covering such topics as wide-ranging as LBR Trace, the UEFI SecCore, Yocto Linux image builds, and many more, this is sure to be a โmust-readโ for everyone with an interest in the technology behind embedded systems.
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Table of Contents
- Foreword
- Episode 1: SourcePoint Debugging the MinnowBoard Turbot
- Episode 2: Updating the UEFI Firmware
- Episode 3: Building the UEFI Image
- Episode 4: UEFI Source Code
- Episode 5: PEIM and DXE
- Episode 6: LBR Trace
- Episode 7: Single-Stepping through Code
- Episode 8: The Reset Vector, and Boot Flow
- Episode 9: SourcePoint Command Language and Macros
- Episode 10: The UEFI shell
- Episode 11: Using Instruction Trace
- Episode 12: Writing UEFI Applications
- Episode 13: UEFI Applications using Standard โCโ
- Episode 14: Poking around SecCore in UEFI
- Episode 15: More UEFI Application Development in โCโ
- Episode 16: Delving into LBR Trace
- Episode 17: Using LBR Trace without Source Code
- Episode 18: Reverse-Engineering Code Execution
- Episode 19: The Yocto Project
- Episode 20: Building and Installing Linux
- Episode 21: Building and Installing Linux, Part 2
- Episode 22: Project Yocto success!
- Episode 23: Trying Wind River Pulsar Linux, and taking a break
- Episode 24: New MinnowBoard, New PC, and a nod to Netgate
- Episode 25: Yocto builds for the MinnowBoard and the Portwell Neptune Alpha
- Episode 26: Linux image build segmentation faults on AMD?
- Episode 27: Segfault on my AMD Ryzen 7 1700X
- Episode 28: Returning my AMD Ryzen 7 1700X CPU
- Episode 29: My new AMD Ryzen 7 CPU works, kind of
- Episode 30: Using all 16 threads on my Ryzen?
- Episode 31: First attempts to debug the Linux kernel
- Afterword
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