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<qschulz>
marex: is there any reason for having the empty weak armv8_switch_to_el2_prep in assembly rather than in C?
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<marex>
qschulz: because TFA returns into that assembly code possibly without stack, so we need to land there and not depend on stack being valid
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<rfs613>
say, has anyone ever requested "grep" feature for searching the environment?
<rfs613>
doing printenv, copy'paste into a file, then grep... works... but it gets tedious ;-)
<quinq>
rfs613, likep grepenv?
<quinq>
s/likep/like/
<rfs613>
oh, hey, how did I miss that? :P
<quinq>
:)
<mkorpershoek>
thanks for that, I was not aware of that command either and I'm pretty sure it would have helped me in the past :)
<quinq>
When in doubt, look at the source
<rfs613>
so, as the next improvement, anytime the default env is more than say 10 lines, the grepenv command should be enabled automatically ;-)
<rfs613>
vendors doing vendory things in the env... almost turing complete, maybe even contains an AI...
<quinq>
haha yeah
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<samcday>
rfs613: You neglected to grep for the grep!
<rfs613>
indeed i did... sorry :-)
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<quinq>
$ grep grep grep
<samcday>
The next time somebody asks about it, we can chastise them for neglecting to grep the chatlogs for the grepped grep
<rfs613>
hehe yep, full circle
<quinq>
Maybe make it the channel topic
<rfs613>
it's kind of funny, I remember when "env" was just setenv/printenv, and not all of the crazy access controls, multiple sources, etc that we have today.
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<quinq>
But then people started complaining about the lack of grep
<Sout_>
what we really need is vim :P
<rfs613>
I think people were like, oh we can't use that, it's way too simple. Gotta add complexity so we can justify hiring consultants!!!
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<rfs613>
Sout_: yes vim is needed. And emacs, and VS code, and some electron goodness, maybe inside a container :-P
<Sout_>
oo better per app containers for the ultimate security
<quinq>
I think you're kind of missing the real security benefit, U-Boot cloud
<Sout_>
though ironically the qrcode kernel error messages are sort of cool / useful. ascii qrcode when :P
<rfs613>
hexdump would be much more compact, and equally impossible to decode without a cellphone...
<rfs613>
but hey, complexity sells better, seemingly even when its free
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<Sout_>
also fun fact android has a built in qr scanner no need to install a 3d party one (well the pixel does)
<quinq>
Use a serial port
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<samcday>
quinq: But how does a serial port help me transfer my QR codes better? /s
<quinq>
It does if you use modern tooling like remote+local VSCode (could also be through a U-Boot web-server over serial and a local an electron app)
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<Slimey>
QorQ
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<marex>
rfs613: can you not start vim as EFI application already ?