1.80b
- Replaced efidevp.h, efidevp.c according to the following changes:
- Added edk2 for efi stuff. It is used for all device path conversions to and from text.
Therefore all node types can be converted, not just PCI and ACPI. - Added edk2misc.c and edk2misc.c for compatibility with edk2.
- There is now only one function for iterating over the ioregistry.
It outputs all devices (-p or -t) or devices with a certain name (-f). - Added flags for device path conversions:
-l Display Only (display only paths cannot be reversed back to binary).
-m Don't Allow Shortcuts (shortcuts make vendor nodes more readable). - For string conversion, assume strings don't have trailing null. This seems to work for
MacPro3,1 and Macmini8,1 device properties. - Fix searching for end of device path bytes so that the search does not exceed the
end of the device properties. Also, the search now skips data inside a node. - The call to isHexString was not checking the last character of the string (for
converting hex string paths to bytes). - Device paths can now be UTF16 in the plist. Property names still need to be ASCII.
- Paths work for both ACPI and PCI devices.
- Results of -p, -t and -f return PCI bus:device.function numbers, PCI vendor and device
ID, and full ioregistry path (Device plane) with the EFI device path. - ioregistry is searched in the same order shown by ioreg or IORegistryExplorer.app (with
-t or -f). - Require -p or -t to output all devices.
- Added the ability to convert a single efi device path from bin, hex, or nvram format to
string or from string to bin. - The command by itself will convert the path from stdin (stdin is required for bin).
- Help text uses spaces instead of tabs.
- Return 1 for error. 0 for no error.
- Fixed indent of verbose output to work more like ioreg output but also trims trailing
spaces. - Added code to verify the lengths of each node in a binary efi path.
- Added the ability to override or wrap the conversion routines of edk2.