boot-qemu.py: Add support for booting ARCH=arm kernels via EFI #118
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arm kernels can be booted via EFI in the same manner as arm64. Refactor the current EFI image creation logic into its own class so that arm32_v7 and arm64 can share most of the logic, just with different files. Signed-off-by: Nathan Chancellor <[email protected]>
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arm kernels can be booted via EFI in the same manner as arm64. Refactor the current EFI image creation logic into its own class so that
arm32_v7andarm64can share most of the logic, just with different files.