>> Yes, the default is zero. However, you would get to a shell on an >> otherwise unconfigured system, and you could enter the boot menu via >> OsIndications. It's what SeaBIOS does, and it is not very much >> different from what you'd do for machines you don't have physical access to. > > If I understand correctly, one couldn't enter the firmware setup by > pressing ESC on the splash screen for a *configured* system (ie. one > with boot options) without the -boot menu=on switch.
Yes. Only via OsIndications. It's not great---if you can get IntelFrameworkModulePkg to behave, it's surely better. :) > Although personally I'd have no problems setting that flag (in libvirt), > people who believe in the qemu command line (and a *simple* qemu command > line at that! :)) would probably not be amused. (Even though personally > I've given up on a simple qemu command line of course.) Paolo ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ edk2-devel mailing list edk2-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/edk2-devel
