It is a formal requirement of UEFI spec that the stack is to be aligned
on 16 bytes on all calls to service routines. I changed eficall macro to
fstcall one in my previous commit. Due to differences in macro logic
that change broke UEFI boot on some platforms that do care about stack
alignment. This commit should fix the issue.
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* Detect last PCI bus via PCI Root Bridge IO protocol (uefi64kos only).
* fastcall macro by Tomasz is much cleaner than eficall from osdev board.
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UEFI firmware doesn't use VESA mode codes, so disable this check
for UEFI boot.
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* Now there is a config file with boot options, example included.
* Config, kernel and ramdisk are loaded from the disk, not compiled in.
* DEVICES.DAT file is also optionally loaded from the disk.
* Also, move the loader to /kernel/trunk/bootloader/uefi4kos.
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