I've understood, thanks a lot!
Sergey
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Thank you, may I just create a new GUID (sysHostGuid), then call
BuildGuidDataHob passing in it the sysHostGuid and SYSHOST structure? Will I be
able to find the structure in the DXE phase looking up by the sysHostGuid?
Thank you,
Sergey
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I need to use some code from PEIM driver in DXE phase. This code is using the
SYSHOST structure and I think it not easy to restore it from HOBs becuase there
are a lot of information. So I thought it easy to save the structure completely
in the memory.
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Is it possible to save SYSHOST data structure at PEI phase in memory at some
default location to use it at DXE phase by some UEFI application?
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Hi Andrew,
Thank you, for the detail answer. It seems this is what I'm looking for. Now
I've found the UEFI specification of the UEFI application I build, and it
appears that the specification of the application is greater than the EFI Shall
specification it is going to be used with. Is it ok,
When runs "ver" command in EFI Shell command line it shows UEFI specification
and revision. The question is how to find out what UEFI specification and
revision does EDK2 support?
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