Figures

• Figure 1-Object managed by UEFI-based firmware
• Figure 2-Handle database
• Figure 3-Handle types
• Figure 4-Construction of a ProtocolFir
• Figure 5-Image types
• Figure 6-Event types
• Figure 7-Booting sequence for UEFI operational model
• Figure 8-A sample system configuration
• Figure 9-Device driver with single Driver Binding Protocol
• Figure 10-Device driver with optional features
• Figure 11-Device driver with multiple Driver Binding Protocols
• Figure 12-Device driver protocol management
• Figure 13-Complex device driver protocol management
• Figure 14-Bus driver protocol management
• Figure 15-Testing Component Name Protocol GetDriverName()
• Figure 16-Testing Component Name Protocol GetControllerName()
• Figure 17-Testing Driver Diagnostics Protocols
• Figure 18-Driver Health Status State Diagram
• Figure 19-PCI driver stack
• Figure 20-A multi-controller PCI device
• Figure 21-USB driver stack
• Figure 22-Sample SCSI driver stack on single-channel adapter
• Figure 23-Sample SCSI driver implementation on a multichannel adapter
• Figure 24-Sample SCSI driver implementation on multichannel RAID adapter
• Figure 25-Console Geometry
• Figure 26-Example single-output graphics driver Implementation
• Figure 27-Example dual-output graphics driver implementation
• Figure 28-Software BLT Buffer
• Figure 29-UEFI UNDI Network Stack
• Figure 30-SNP Based Network Stack