Bochs UEFI Mode Does Not Work On Debian12

Bochs is a highly portable open source ia-32 (x86) pc emulator written in c++, that runs on most popular platforms. Bochs ia-32 emulator provides a virtual pc that can run operating systems such as windows, linux, and bsd. Bochs interprets every instruction from power-up to reboot, and has device models for all of the standard pc peripherals:

Keyboard, mouse, vga card/monitor, disks, timer chips, network card, etc. Second, you can choose to compile bochs from source code or install a binary (if one is available for your platform). After starting bochs either from the command prompt or the os shell, the following steps are done before the simulation is running.

A set of keymap files for the x window system and sdl/sdl2 (linux port) is distributed with bochs. If your keyboard layout is not supported yet, you can create your own one by following the instructions. Bochs uses a configuration file called bochsrc to know where to look for disk images, how the bochs emulation layer should work, etc.

When you first start up bochs, it looks around for its configuration. The following table shows the features of bochs and which platforms they currently work with. The package will be downloaded from the bochs website and installed at same location as the files of the bochs base system.