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Utilities for modifying hardware description tables in memory to present compatible system profiles to operating system kernels.
Distinct from File-to-Table Importers: None of the candidates fit; the candidates were related to database tables, whereas this is about low-level firmware ACPI tables.
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OpenCorePkg is a modular UEFI bootloader designed to initialize hardware and facilitate the loading of modern operating systems on non-standard or unsupported hardware. It functions as a comprehensive firmware emulation environment, providing the necessary runtime services and memory management to bridge the gap between diverse hardware configurations and operating system requirements. The project distinguishes itself through its ability to perform runtime kernel patching and system firmware modification, allowing for the injection of drivers and the manipulation of hardware tables during the
Modifies hardware description tables in memory to present a compatible system profile to the operating system kernel.
OpCore-Simplify is an automated tool that generates a complete OpenCore EFI folder for Hackintosh builds. It scans the system hardware to identify supported devices and compatible macOS versions, then assembles a bootable EFI configuration by downloading the latest OpenCore bootloader and required kernel extensions from official sources. The tool differentiates itself by automating the entire EFI creation process, from hardware detection through patch application. It automatically selects and applies the correct ACPI hotfixes and kernel extensions based on the detected hardware and target mac
Automatically applies ACPI hotfixes and kernel extensions based on detected hardware and target macOS version.
edk2 est un projet de développement pour créer un firmware système conforme à la spécification UEFI. Il fournit l'infrastructure nécessaire pour initialiser les plateformes matérielles et démarrer les systèmes d'exploitation sur plusieurs architectures CPU. Le projet utilise une architecture de firmware modulaire qui découple les protocoles de gestion de haut niveau des couches de transport physiques. Il implémente des fonctionnalités de sécurité critiques, notamment une chaîne de démarrage mesurée (measured boot), des primitives cryptographiques pour l'authentification d'images et la prise en charge des implémentations matérielles et logicielles du Trusted Platform Module (TPM). Sa surface de capacité s'étend aux standards de gestion de plateforme tels que Redfish, IPMI et MCTP, ainsi qu'à la génération de tables ACPI dynamiques. Le projet inclut également une suite complète d'outils pour la compilation multi-architecture, la simulation de firmware et l'émulation de plateforme virtuelle pour des hyperviseurs comme KVM, Xen et QEMU. Le projet inclut un système de build multi-cible et une orchestration de tests automatisés pour valider la fonctionnalité du firmware dans des environnements émulés et physiques.
Produces ACPI tables at runtime from external sources to simplify porting firmware to new platforms.
seL4 is a formally verified microkernel whose C implementation is backed by machine-checked mathematical proofs of correctness, confidentiality, integrity, and availability. It enforces strict isolation between processes through hardware-enforced address space separation and a capability-based access control system, where each process holds explicit rights only to the resources it has been granted. The kernel exposes hardware resources through a minimal API of system calls that manage threads, address spaces, and inter-process communication, with synchronous IPC supporting sender-identifying b
Generates ACPI tables, BIOS boot info structures, and E820 memory maps for x86 guest VMs.
CloverBootloader is a UEFI-compliant boot loader designed to initialize hardware and launch multiple operating systems across various platforms. Its primary purpose is to enable the booting of operating systems on unsupported hardware through system identity spoofing and hardware emulation. The project specializes in hardware compatibility patching by modifying ACPI tables, faking hardware IDs, and patching binary kernels or extensions in memory during the boot process. It provides capabilities to inject kernel extensions and spoof system parameters, such as product names and serial numbers,
Provides utilities to modify ACPI hardware description tables in memory to ensure operating system compatibility.
This project is a comprehensive technical manual for installing macOS on non-Apple x86 hardware using the OpenCore bootloader. It serves as a configuration guide for emulating Apple hardware and patching system firmware to achieve operating system compatibility on PCs. The documentation provides detailed instructions for SMBIOS hardware emulation, including the generation of system identifiers and model profiles. It covers the application of ACPI table patches to enable native power management and the modification of UEFI runtime services to resolve memory map and write protection issues. Th
Applies ACPI hotfixes to resolve issues with embedded controllers, power management, and display backlights.