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I have been able to work more in the past week, as my job interviews have 
ended.  I've had some difficulties with TianoCore (really, I've had 
difficulties with it all along), but in spite of that, I'm now testing the 
loading and booting of the kernel.

Specifically, I am attempting to do root-cause diagnosis of the kernel 
panics that occur when booting.  I think this will lead to the clearest 
picture of what to do about non-contiguous kernel issue.

However, a more pressing issue is arranging what I need to keep going 
after the end of GSoC.  I'd like to retain wiki access at the least, and 
to create a page about the project.  I'm not certain if subversion access 
is feasible, or if that was just a SoC thing, but it would certainly be 
handy.  In any case, I would like to set up what I need to keep moving on 
the EFI work.