Duane,
There were some updates to the OVMF ACPI based TimerLib back in September and
October 2012 to address some hang conditions in SEC phase.
Are you using the latest qemu emulator and OVMF sources? You might try
verifying using the qemu monitor that the PMBA and PMREGMISC registers have
been programmed and that the ACPI timer at I/O port address 0xB008 returns
different values on each I/O read.
The default value for the ACPI Base Address for OVMF is 0xB000. You can change
PcdAcpiPmBaseAddress if you need a different I/O port base address for your
version of qemu.
Mike
From: Duane Voth [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Thursday, April 04, 2013 2:52 PM
To: Laszlo Ersek
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [edk2] OVMF networking revisited
Thanks!
So it appears that my OVMF boot in qemu is hanging in a loop that includes
InternalAcpiDelay(). Is there a way to build OVMF that changes the way ACPI
timers are handled?
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