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-Deprecation Notice
-==================
-UnixPkg is deprecated. Please see UnixPkg/Deprecated.txt for more information.
-
-Unix Simulation Platform
-========================
-
-UnixPkg is one of platform package which can be built to a platform's firmware from UnixPkg.dsc file.
-And this package provide a simulation platform under *INUX environment in IA32 architecture.
-
-- Same points between real platform and simulation platform:
-  1) Unix simulation platform also run with firmware device image built from UnixPkg
-  2) The working flow of simulation platform also contains SEC/PEI/DXE phase.
-
-- Different points between real platform and simulation platform:
-  1) The SEC phase in simulation platform in fact is a *INUX native application which can be run from *INUX shell;
-  2) The device in simulation platform is not real hardware but simulation component in API level;
-  3) The ThunkBus driver in simulation platform will get virtual device's desription from PCD and create virtual Device
-
-Build
-=====
-UnixPkg is built with following command:
-  build -p UnixPkg/UnixPkg.dsc -a IA32 -t ELFGCC
-  Notes: ELFGCC is defined in <Workspace>/Conf/tools_def.txt file. This tool chain use native gcc/binutil instead of 
-         cross-compiler like UNIXGCC tool chain.
-
-On Mac OS X you can cd into UnixPkg directory and execute ./build.sh to build. This does not require
-setting up the environment like running the build command. Note Snow Leopard or later is required. 
-This script should also work for any *INUX, but has not been tested. 
-
-./build.sh run will lanuch the emulator in gdb so you can source level debug via gdb. 
-
-
-Notes:
-=====
-On Mac OS X Snow Leopard you can use Xcode 3.2 as a GUI debugger. 
-Launch Xcode and open UnixPkg/Xcode/xcode_project/xcode_project.xcodeproj
-Under the build menu chose build and debug. shift-cmd-B shows the build results.
-
-Under most *INUX the EFI executables are placed in the emulated EFI memory by the EFI PE/COFF loader
-but dlopen() is used to also load the image into the process to support source level debug. 
-The entry point for the image is moved from the EFI emulator memory into the dlopen() image. This
-is not the case for Mac OS X. On Mac OS X a debugger script is used and the real EFI images in
-the emulator are the ones being debugged. 
-
-Also on Mac OS X the stack alignment requirements for IA-32 are 16 bytes and this is more strict
-than the EFI ABI. To work around this gasket code was introduced to ensure the stack is always
-16 byte aligned when making any POSIX call on Mac OS X. 
-
-To build PE/COFF images with Xcode 3.2 and extra tool call mtoc is required to convert Mach-O 
-images into PE/COFF images. The tool only supports EFI PE/COFF images and the instructions on 
-how to download it are on the edk2 website.
-
-FAQ
-===
-1, I fail to build UnixPkg due to "X11/extensions/XShm.h: No such file or directory"?
-   The display adapter in UnixPkg is a virtual device written in X11 API. The library of x11proto-xext-dev is required
-   for building.
-
-2, I fail to build UnixPkg due to "/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lXext"?   
-   libxext-dev library is required for building.
-