I have Ghidra on Ubuntu 22, Windows 10, and Windows 11.

Whatever I do, I cannot get efiseek to show up in the auto analyzer. I can, however, see it in my extensions list in Ghidra.

The steps I've followed:

• Set GHIDRA_INSTALL_DIR environment variable to ghidra path.
• Start gradlew.bat (./gradlew in Linux), after the completion of building a copy archive from the dist directory to GHIDRA_HOME_DIR/Extensions/Ghidra. And turn on this extention in ghidra.
• No compilation errors.
• Import a file, start auto analyze.
• It's not listed here.

Any ideas?

Hi :)
I cannot find the structs defined in this library (https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tianocore/edk2-platforms/master/Silicon/Intel/Vlv2DeviceRefCodePkg/ValleyView2Soc/SouthCluster/Include/Protocol/PchPlatformPolicy.h)

Is it possible to add it to the uefi64 library in data types instead of parsing it as C source?

I may be dumb here, but exactly how is one supposed to invoke this tool? I've tried passing it a bios file,
a dir containing efi modules, a single efi module, and nothing at all (though I know that's wrong, since
you check for args.length

Commit: 573f4b9
Problem: Currently there are 2 ghidra githubs

1. 10.1.3 => https://github.com/NationalSecurityAgency/ghidra
   compatible with: ntHeader = NTHeader.createNTHeader ....

2. 10.2dev => https://github.com/garyttierney/ghidra-batteries-included/releases
   compatible with: ntHeader = new NTHeader

The latest commit will break the 10.1.3. As I'm new to this tool, basically any background sharing about both revision are welcome.

Hi, thank you for maintaining this great project.

Ghidra v9.2.2 refuses to load this extension due to extension.properties hard-coding the version for 9.2. Could we make it version=@extversion@ so that the minor version change does not break this extension?

I enabled this extension in the extension settings but I still cannot see it in the analyzer list.
Can anybody help me?

Thanks a lot.<3