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Expand Up @@ -5,10 +5,9 @@ This document will describe the base guidelines for setting up a Project MU repo
1. You will need to install the [prerequisites tools](../CodeDevelopment/prerequisites.md)
2. Determine how to layout your project and the content
* Look at [layout](../WhatAndWhy/layout.md) to understand our recommended repository layout.
* You can also look at [ms-iot iMX8](https://github.com/ms-iot/MU_PLATFORM_NXP) for a real platform
implementation.
* Check out our docs in our Project Mu Teams channel as we have presentations on OVMF and Intel
OpenKBL platforms.
OpenKBL platforms. You can also look at [QEMU Project MU Tiano Platforms](https://github.com/microsoft/mu_tiano_platforms) that builds to the open source
QEMU processor emulator.

## Nomenclature

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You will need to create PlatformBuild.py, Platform.dsc, and Platform.fdf. These files will go inside the platform
folder, which will be `New_Platform_Repo/PlatformGroup/PlatformName`. The
[ms-iot iMX8](https://github.com/ms-iot/MU_PLATFORM_NXP) repo can help you get started as a layout reference and
[QEMU Project MU Tiano Platforms](https://github.com/microsoft/mu_tiano_platforms) repo can help you get started as a layout reference and
can demonstrate the PlatformBuild file. More information about PlatformBuild can be found
[here](../CodeDevelopment/compile/).
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