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https://intel.github.io/tsffs/fuzzing/compatibility.html uses test.efi to test micro-checkpoints, but the sample output ("Working...") corresponds to HelloWorld.efi from the tutorial section. It is a good thing to prefer test.efi here (since it doesn't require docker to compile), you should just update the text to mention the expected output is "4141414141414141" rather than "Working..."
in the same section, you should use ./build.sh rather than ninja to build, otherwise the tsffs header is missing and linking fails.
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Thanks a lot for this tool and its detailed documentation which make it easy to get started.
A few things I noticed while following the provided instructions:
libXpm
andgtk2
to the list of dependencies on https://intel.github.io/tsffs/setup/linux.html#install-local-dependenciestest.efi
to test micro-checkpoints, but the sample output ("Working...") corresponds toHelloWorld.efi
from the tutorial section. It is a good thing to prefer test.efi here (since it doesn't require docker to compile), you should just update the text to mention the expected output is "4141414141414141" rather than "Working..."./build.sh
rather thanninja
to build, otherwise the tsffs header is missing and linking fails.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: