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Fulgurance



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Fulgurance 11 Apr 2020, 19:42
Okay, but i don't understang the way to access to GOP.

Into default FASM efi.inc implementation, the programmer have this for GUID:

Code:
gopuuid:        db                      EFI_GRAPHICS_OUTPUT_PROTOCOL_UUID    

When he call uefi_wrapper, guid is passed as arg2:
Code:
uefi_call_wrapper       BootServices, LocateHandle, 2, gopuuid, 0, tmp, qword [tmpbuff]    


But arg2 is stored into rdx, 64 bits register:
Code:
if ~ arg2 eq
 numarg = numarg + 1
 if ~ arg2 eq rdx
                mov                     rdx, arg2
 end if
end if    

But GUID for GOP is too larger: EFI_GRAPHICS_OUTPUT_PROTOCOL_UUID equ 0deh, 0a9h, 42h,90h,0dch,023h,38h,04ah,96h,0fbh,7ah,0deh,0d0h,80h,51h,6ah = 128 bits

Why into rdx ???

And to call GOP, need i to use BootService.LocateHandle? He return address ? Where ?

And why he call function with RBX ? EFI call function with RAX.
There are many strange things into this UEFI official implementation.
(source: https://wiki.osdev.org/Uefi.inc)
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bitRAKE 11 Apr 2020, 22:48
The calling convention is:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X86_calling_conventions#Microsoft_x64_calling_convention

The other registers are used because they are preserved across the CALL. uefi_call_wrapper/uefifunc confuses things because people try to map Linux calling convention to Win64ABI -- to use existing Linux tools. Just ignore that craziness on OSDev! We want to read the spec and directly code the right thing.

EFI_BOOT_SERVICES.HandleProtocol() is the easiest way to directly get the interface.
Code:
mov rcx,[ImageHandle]
mov rdx,gop_guid ; pointer
mov r8,gop ; pointer where to put interface
mov rax,[SystemTable]
mov rax,[rax+EFI_SYSTEM_TABLE.BootServices]
call [rax+EFI_BOOT_SERVICES.HandleProtocol]    


Any time a function asks for the EFI_GUID, you'll see *Protocol - it wants an address. Note how the spec says/shows to use OpenProtocol.

revolution caught me cut-n-pasting. (That parameter is ignored in reality for fills. So, hard to type code with Grammarly on.)

Edit: fixed.

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revolution 11 Apr 2020, 22:54
Something doesn't look right:
Code:
mov rax,[SystemTable]
mov rax,[EFI_SYSTEM_TABLE.BootServices]    
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bitRAKE 12 Apr 2020, 01:12
If you try this on your hardware/emulator what do you get?
Mine says it's not supported: Error 3.

FASM Style Code (not fasmg):
Code:
USE VERSION BELOW    
Edit: fixed an error in boot services table.


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DimonSoft 12 Apr 2020, 09:14
I’m really sorry to post this but maybe… (maybe!) this link is going to be useful?
https://wiki.osdev.org/Required_Knowledge
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Fulgurance 12 Apr 2020, 10:45
I have seen i have forgotten gop_uuid is pointer ... Rolling Eyes It's the explanation of how to pass GUID as argument ... i'm officialy tired lol

Thanks you bitRAKE and revolution for your example and help, i think now i have understand Smile
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Fulgurance 12 Apr 2020, 15:14
Okay ! I have coded test now. I think is missing little thing, but i think i'm in the good way.

My code:
Code:
format pe64 efi
entry Main

section '.text' code readable executable

Main:
mov [SystemTable],rdx

mov rcx,[rdx+EFISystemTable.ConOut]
mov rax,[rcx+EFISimpleTextOutputProtocol.SetAttribute]
mov rdx,0000010b
sub rsp,0x20
call rax
add rsp,0x20

mov rdx,[SystemTable]

mov rcx,[rdx+EFISystemTable.ConOut]
mov rax,[rcx+EFISimpleTextOutputProtocol.OutputString]
mov rdx,SystemMessage
sub rsp,0x20
call rax
add rsp,0x20

mov rdx,[SystemTable]

mov rcx,[rdx+EFISystemTable.ConOut]
mov rax,[rcx+EFISimpleTextOutputProtocol.SetAttribute]
mov rdx,0001111b
sub rsp,0x20
call rax
add rsp,0x20

mov rdx,[SystemTable]

mov rcx,[rdx+EFISystemTable.ConOut]
mov rax,[rcx+EFISimpleTextOutputProtocol.OutputString]
mov rdx,Message
sub rsp,0x20
call rax
add rsp,0x20

mov rdx,[SystemTable]

mov rcx,[rdx+EFISystemTable.BootServices]
mov rax,[rcx+EFIBootServices.HandleProtocol]
mov rdx,GUID.EFIGraphicsOutputProtocol
mov r8,Interface.EFIGraphicsOutputProtocol
sub rsp,0x20
call rax
add rsp,0x20

mov rdx,[SystemTable]

mov rcx,[Interface.EFIGraphicsOutputProtocol]
mov rax,[rcx+EFIGraphicsOutputProtocol.Blt]
mov rdx,RectangleColor
mov r8,0x2;EFIGraphicsOutputBltOperation.BufferToVideo
mov r9,0x0
mov r10,0x0
mov r11,0x64
mov r12,0x64
mov r13,0xF
mov r14,0xF
sub rsp,0x20
call rax
add rsp,0x20

mov rdx,[SystemTable]

jmp $

section '.data' data readable writable

include "GUID.fasm"
include "Interface.fasm"
include "EFIDataTypes.fasm"
include "EFITableHeader.fasm"
include "EFISystemTable.fasm"
include "EFIBootServices.fasm"
include "EFISimpleTextOutputProtocol.fasm"
include "EFIGraphicsOutputProtocol.fasm"
include "EFIGraphicsOutputBltOperation.fasm"

SystemTable:    dq ?
SystemMessage:  du '* EFI Boot: ',0x0
Message:        du 'Test OK',0xD,0xA,0x0

RectangleColor: db 0xFF,0xFF,0xFF,?
    


Implementation:
Code:
GUID:
.EFIGraphicsOutputProtocol: 
dq 0x9042A9DE23DC4A38,0x96FB7ADED080516A
Interface:
.EFIGraphicsOutputProtocol: dq ?
    


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bitRAKE 12 Apr 2020, 16:37
DimonSoft wrote:
I’m really sorry to post this but maybe… (maybe!) this link is going to be useful?
https://wiki.osdev.org/Required_Knowledge
Very Happy Undoubtedly, a partial list.

UNIX experience HA! (It's good to know one's own bias!)

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DimonSoft 12 Apr 2020, 21:48
bitRAKE wrote:
DimonSoft wrote:
I’m really sorry to post this but maybe… (maybe!) this link is going to be useful?
https://wiki.osdev.org/Required_Knowledge
Very Happy Undoubtedly, a partial list.

UNIX experience HA! (It's good to know one's own bias!)

I wouldn’t call this item the most important but it makes some sense as well. In this particular case, I was more worried about #4 and #11: assembly and platform. Maybe.
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Fulgurance 12 Apr 2020, 21:51
I read and read again, but i don't see the problem ...
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bitRAKE 12 Apr 2020, 22:26
I can get two handles in QEMU with the GUID I posted.
(Not sure where yours came from.)
Nothing likes the handles for some reason though.
(I'm trying to find my error rather than just reverse engineer something else.)

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bitRAKE 12 Apr 2020, 23:04
Success!
Code:
FORMAT PE64 EFI AT 0 ON 'NUL'
SECTION '.text' CODE EXECUTABLE READABLE WRITEABLE


virtual at 0
EFI_SYSTEM_TABLE:
  .Hdr                          rb 24
  .FirmwareVendor               rq 1
  .FirmwareRevision             rd 1
                                rd 1
  .ConsoleInHandle              rq 1
  .ConIn                        rq 1
  .ConsoleOutHandle             rq 1
  .ConOut                       rq 1
  .StandardErrorHandle          rq 1
  .StdErr                       rq 1
  .RuntimeServices              rq 1
  .BootServices                 rq 1
  .NumberOfTableEntries         rd 2
  .ConfigurationTable           rq 1
end virtual

virtual at 0
EFI_RUNTIME_SERVICES:
  .Hdr                          rb 24
  .GetTime                      rq 1
  .SetTime                      rq 1
  .GetWakeupTime                rq 1
  .SetWakeupTime                rq 1
  .SetVirtualAddressMap         rq 1
  .ConvertPointer               rq 1
  .GetVariable                  rq 1
  .GetNextVariableName          rq 1
  .SetVariable                  rq 1
  .GetNextHighMonotonicCount    rq 1
  .ResetSystem                  rq 1
  .UpdateCapsule                rq 1
  .QueryCapsuleCapabilities     rq 1
  .QueryVariableInfo            rq 1
end virtual

virtual at 0
EFI_BOOT_SERVICES:
  .Hdr                                  rb 24
  .RaiseTPL                             rq 1
  .RestoreTPL                           rq 1
  .AllocatePages                        rq 1
  .FreePages                            rq 1
  .GetMemoryMap                         rq 1
  .AllocatePool                         rq 1
  .FreePool                             rq 1
  .CreateEvent                          rq 1
  .SetTimer                             rq 1
  .WaitForEvent                         rq 1
  .SignalEvent                          rq 1
  .CloseEvent                           rq 1
  .CheckEvent                           rq 1
  .InstallProtocolInterface             rq 1
  .ReinstallProtocolInterface           rq 1
  .UninstallProtocolInterface           rq 1
  .HandleProtocol                       rq 1
                                        rq 1
  .RegisterProtocolNotify               rq 1
  .LocateHandle                         rq 1
  .LocateDevicePath                     rq 1
  .InstallConfigurationTable            rq 1
  .LoadImage                            rq 1
  .StartImage                           rq 1
  .Exit                                 rq 1
  .UnloadImage                          rq 1
  .ExitBootServices                     rq 1
  .GetNextMonoticCount                  rq 1
  .Stall                                rq 1
  .SetWatchdogTimer                     rq 1
  .ConnectController                    rq 1
  .DisconnectController                 rq 1
  .OpenProtocol                         rq 1
  .CloseProtocol                        rq 1
  .OpenProtocolInformation              rq 1
  .ProcotocolsPerHandle                 rq 1
  .LocateHandleBuffer                   rq 1
  .LocateProtocol                       rq 1
  .InstallMultipleProtocolInterfaces    rq 1
  .UninstallMultipleProtocolInterfaces  rq 1
  .CalculateCrc32                       rq 1
  .CopyMem                              rq 1
  .SetMem                               rq 1
  .CreateEventEx                        rq 1
end virtual

AllHandles       = 0
ByRegisterNotify = 1
ByProtocol       = 2

EFI_OPEN_PROTOCOL_BY_HANDLE_PROTOCOL    = 0x01
EFI_OPEN_PROTOCOL_GET_PROTOCOL          = 0x02
EFI_OPEN_PROTOCOL_TEST_PROTOCOL         = 0x04
EFI_OPEN_PROTOCOL_BY_CHILD_CONTROLLER   = 0x08
EFI_OPEN_PROTOCOL_BY_DRIVER             = 0x10
EFI_OPEN_PROTOCOL_EXCLUSIVE             = 0x20

virtual at 0
EFI_SIMPLE_TEXT_OUTPUT_PROTOCOL:
  .Reset                rq 1
  .OutputString         rq 1
  .TestString           rq 1
  .QueryMode            rq 1
  .SetMode              rq 1
  .SetAttribute         rq 1
  .ClearScreen          rq 1
  .SetCursorPosition    rq 1
  .EnableCursor         rq 1
  .Mode                 rq 1
end virtual

virtual at 0
EFI_GRAPHICS_OUTPUT_PROTOCOL:
  .QueryMode    rq 1
  .SetMode      rq 1
  .Blt          rq 1
  .Mode         rq 1
end virtual



                align 64                        ; cacheline friendly
_hex: db "0123456789ABCDEF"
_0F: db 16 dup (0xF)
_REV: rept 16 i { db 16-i }

                align 16
gop_guid    dq $4A3823DC9042A9DE,$6A5180D0DE7AFB96

ImageHandle     rq 1
SystemTable     rq 1
gop             rq 1

Red_Pixel db 0,0,-1,0 ; EFI_GRAPHICS_OUTPUT_BLT_PIXEL array of one item


;###############################################################################
        entry $
        mov rax,rsp
        enter 1024,0
        mov [ImageHandle],rcx
        mov [SystemTable],rdx

call Debug__ConOut
du " RSP Address",13,10,0

        mov ecx,ByProtocol
        mov rdx,gop_guid
        xor r8,r8
        lea r9,[rsp+8*6]                ; by reference, open to change
        lea rax,[rsp+8*7]               ; buffer pointer put here
        mov [rsp+8*4],rax
        mov rax,[SystemTable]
        mov rax,[rax+EFI_SYSTEM_TABLE.BootServices]
        call [rax+EFI_BOOT_SERVICES.LocateHandleBuffer]

call Debug__ConOut
du " LocateHandleBuffer",13,10,"    ",0
mov rax,[rsp+8*7]
call Debug__ConOut
du " Buffer",13,10,"    ",0
mov rax,[rsp+8*6]
call Debug__ConOut
du " Handles",13,10,0

        cmp qword[rsp+8*6],0
        jz Shutdown

        mov rbx,[rsp+8*7]
@@:     mov rcx,[rbx]
        mov rdx,gop_guid ; pointer
        mov r8,gop ; pointer where to put interface
        mov r9,[ImageHandle]
        and qword[rsp+8*4],0
        mov qword[rsp+8*5],EFI_OPEN_PROTOCOL_BY_HANDLE_PROTOCOL
        mov rax,[SystemTable]
        mov rax,[rax+EFI_SYSTEM_TABLE.BootServices]
        call [rax+EFI_BOOT_SERVICES.OpenProtocol]
        test rax,rax
        js not_okay
        mov qword [rsp+8*6],1 ; just to stop early
not_okay:

call Debug__ConOut
du " OpenProtocol, for handle ",0
mov rax,[rbx]
call Debug__ConOut
du 13,10,0

        add rbx,8
        sub qword [rsp+8*6],1
        ja @B

        mov rcx,[rsp+8*7]
        mov rax,[SystemTable]
        mov rax,[rax+EFI_SYSTEM_TABLE.BootServices]
        call [rax+EFI_BOOT_SERVICES.FreePool]

call Debug__ConOut
du " FreePool",13,10,0

        mov rcx,[gop] ; EFI_GRAPHICS_OUTPUT_PROTOCOL
        mov rdx,Red_Pixel
        mov r8,0 ; EfiBltVideoFill
        mov r9,0 ; source X
        mov qword[rsp + 8*4],0 ; source Y
        mov qword[rsp + 8*5],0 ; destination X
        mov qword[rsp + 8*6],0 ; destination Y

        mov qword[rsp + 8*7],16 ; width
        mov qword[rsp + 8*8],16 ; height
        mov qword[rsp + 8*9],0 ; delta
        call [rcx + EFI_GRAPHICS_OUTPUT_PROTOCOL.Blt]

call Debug__ConOut
du " Blt",13,10,0


mov ecx,$FFFFFFF ; cheezy few second pause in QEMU
loop $


Shutdown:
        push 2
        pop rcx                 ; rcx = 2 = shutDown
        xor edx,edx             ; rdx = status
        xor r8,r8               ; r8 = size of info buffer
        xor r9,r9               ; r9 = info buffer (none)
        mov rax,[SystemTable]
        mov rax,[rax+EFI_SYSTEM_TABLE.RuntimeServices]
        call [rax+EFI_RUNTIME_SERVICES.ResetSystem]
        jmp $



Debug__ConOut:
        ; output RAX in hex:
        push 0 0 0 0 0
        mov rdx,rsp
        call QWORD__toWideChar
        call WideChar__ConOut
        add rsp,8*5

        xchg [rsp],rdi
        mov rdx,rdi
        xor eax,eax
        or ecx,-1
        repnz scasw
        xchg [rsp],rdi
WideChar__ConOut:
        enter 32,0
        and spl,$F0
;       mov rdx,string
        mov rcx,[SystemTable]
        mov rcx,[rcx + EFI_SYSTEM_TABLE.ConOut]
        call [rcx + EFI_SIMPLE_TEXT_OUTPUT_PROTOCOL.OutputString]
        leave
        retn


QWORD__toWideChar:
        movq xmm0,rax
        movdqa xmm1,xmm0
        psrlw xmm0,4
        punpcklbw xmm1,xmm0

        movdqa xmm0,dqword [_hex]
        pand xmm1,dqword [_0F]
        pshufb xmm0,xmm1
        pshufb xmm0,dqword [_REV]

        movdqa xmm1,xmm0
        punpcklbw xmm0,[rdx]
        punpckhbw xmm1,[rdx]
        movdqu dqword [rdx],xmm0
        movdqu dqword [rdx+16],xmm1
        retn



; Disable watchdog timer:
        xor ecx,ecx
        xor edx,edx
        xor r8,r8
        xor r9,r9
        mov rax,[SystemTable]
        mov rax,[rax+EFI_SYSTEM_TABLE.BootServices]
        call [rax+EFI_BOOT_SERVICES.SetWatchdogTimer]


; a start address of zero forces relocation,
; which requires a relocation table
section '.reloc' fixups data discardable    
HandleProtocol (instead of OpenProtocol) will work as well, just following the recommendation of spec.

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Fulgurance 13 Apr 2020, 10:21
Nice mdr. Very nice. I would like to understand why i haven't the same result Confused

Edit: i have tested your code into USB bootable EFI with qemu with my laptop, but your code don't work lol Crying or Very sad
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bitRAKE 13 Apr 2020, 10:37
Could you post the error codes displayed on the console? Do you have any working graphics applications for EFI? If not, try the BMP display utility here: https://github.com/fpmurphy/UEFI-Utilities-2019 - just to confirm your QEMU setup isn't the problem.

I should also note: on real hardware, it will flash for a fraction of a second and reset the machine. It's coded this way to make my debugging in QEMU easier. I have tested it on two different hardware setups here.

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Fulgurance 13 Apr 2020, 12:09
I have tested your code into VirtualBox, it work with uefi.
My code work with uefi. I have just problem with the part to call GOP. I think something is bad, but i don't see what.

And just little question about your code.
You don't put the same GUID number than in documentation, why ?
Code:
gop_guid    dq $4A3823DC9042A9DE,$6A5180D0DE7AFB96    
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bitRAKE 13 Apr 2020, 13:58
It is the same number. I'm moving to fasmg and will make a macro to convert the form in the documentation. So, I can just copy/paste.

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Fulgurance 13 Apr 2020, 14:14
Oh okay.

Do you know why my code don't work ?
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bitRAKE 13 Apr 2020, 18:34
Code:
mov rdx,[SystemTable]

mov rcx,[rdx+EFISystemTable.BootServices]
mov rax,[rcx+EFIBootServices.HandleProtocol]
mov rdx,GUID.EFIGraphicsOutputProtocol
mov r8,Interface.EFIGraphicsOutputProtocol
sub rsp,0x20
call rax
add rsp,0x20    
RCX needs to be a handle that supports the interface. This is probably returning error 3. HandleProtocol should work with the handles returned by LocateHandle/LocateHandleBuffer.
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Fulgurance 13 Apr 2020, 19:33
If i understand good, i need before call HandleProtocol to call Locate Handle ?
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Fulgurance 13 Apr 2020, 21:23
Okay, i have updated my code.I'm not sure i have understand all. My code don't show red rectangle actually. If i have understand good, in first, i localize the handle (i use the ByProtocol option). In second, i call HandleProtocol service, and at the last, i can use GOP ?

This is my code:
Code:
;--------------------------------------------------------

mov rcx,[rdx+EFISystemTable.BootServices]
mov rax,[rcx+EFIBootServices.LocateHandle]
mov rdx,EFILocateSearchType.ByProtocol
mov r8,GUID.EFIGraphicsOutputProtocol
xor r9,r9
mov r10,0x40
mov r11,Interface.EFIGraphicsOutputProtocol
sub rsp,0x20
call rax
add rsp,0x20

mov rdx,[SystemTable]

mov rcx,[rdx+EFISystemTable.BootServices]
mov rax,[rcx+EFIBootServices.HandleProtocol]
mov rdx,GUID.EFIGraphicsOutputProtocol
mov r8,Interface.EFIGraphicsOutputProtocol
sub rsp,0x20
call rax
add rsp,0x20

mov rdx,[SystemTable]

mov rcx,[Interface.EFIGraphicsOutputProtocol]
mov rax,[rcx+EFIGraphicsOutputProtocol.Blt]
mov rdx,RectangleColor
mov r8,EFIGraphicsOutputBltOperation.BufferToVideo
mov r9,0x0
mov r10,0x0
mov r11,0x64
mov r12,0x64
mov r13,0xF
mov r14,0xF
mov rsi,0x0
sub rsp,0x20
call rax
add rsp,0x20

mov rdx,[SystemTable]

jmp $

section '.data' data readable writable

include "GUID.fasm"
include "Interface.fasm"
include "EFIDataTypes.fasm"
include "EFITableHeader.fasm"
include "EFISystemTable.fasm"
include "EFIBootServices.fasm"
include "EFILocateSearchType.fasm"
include "EFISimpleTextOutputProtocol.fasm"
include "EFIGraphicsOutputProtocol.fasm"
include "EFIGraphicsOutputBltOperation.fasm"

SystemTable:    dq ?
SystemMessage:  du '* ',0x0
Message:        du 'EFI Boot: Test OK',0xD,0xA,0x0

RectangleColor: db 0xFF,0xFF,0xFF,?    
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