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I tried to understand why the Archlinux package for edk2-ovmf hasn't been updated for a while and listing the dependency tree with versions and checksums proved a bit hard.
Besides the packaging struggle, it also increases the risk of supply chain attack on this project which, I assume, is being used in production. Also just for clarification, I understand edk2 is not your usual c++ project with a CMakeLists.txt, I'm trying to provide some feedback and suggestions, not to rant.
Note: New build instructions are available. It is recommended to start with the new instructions if learning how to build edk2 for the first time. This page is retained for reference.
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I tried to understand why the Archlinux package for edk2-ovmf hasn't been updated for a while and listing the dependency tree with versions and checksums proved a bit hard.
Besides the packaging struggle, it also increases the risk of supply chain attack on this project which, I assume, is being used in production. Also just for clarification, I understand edk2 is not your usual c++ project with a CMakeLists.txt, I'm trying to provide some feedback and suggestions, not to rant.
This
Contradicts this:
git submodule update --init
instead of --recurse is a bit odd. It's also not supported by archlinux build system.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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