Hi Ruth,
I switched to another motherboard in my office because it has
a built-in uefi shell. The board has the same problem loading
the Network Stack from the EDK2 compiled DXEs. The motherboard is
the MSI CSM-Q87-E43.
I've included two outputs from the drivers command. The
first is from the UDK2010.SR1.UP1.P1 shell. The other is from the
internal shell on the MSI CSM-Q87-E43. For some reason the UDK2010.SR1.UP1.P1
shell is printing a <null string> for the driver name. The internal
shell has no problems with printing.
Thanks,
Stephen
UDK2010.SR1.UP1.P1 shell v2.0
UEFI v2.31 American Megatrends
Revision 1.02
T D
D Y C I
R P F A
V VERSION E G G #D #C DRIVER NAME IMAGE NAME
=== ======= = = = == == =================================== ==========
2F 00000001 D N N 2 0 <null string>
MemoryMapped(0xb,0xc6a45000,0xc6f14fff)/FvFile(c7a7030c-c3d8-45ee-bed9-5d9e76762953)
40 00000010 B N N 1 7 <null string>
8F 0500040C ? N N 0 0 <null string>
MemoryMapped(0xb,0xc6a45000,0xc6f14fff)/FvFile(5bba83e6-f027-4ca7-bfd0-16358cc9e123)
92 00010000 D N N 1 0 <null string>
MemoryMapped(0xb,0xc6a45000,0xc6f14fff)/FvFile(93022f8c-1f09-47ef-bbb2-5814ff609df5)
94 00020502 B N N 1 18 <null string>
9B 00000010 D N N 1 0 <null string>
MemoryMapped(0xb,0xc6a45000,0xc6f14fff)/FvFile(bb65942b-521f-4ec3-baf9-a92540cf60d2)
A6 00000001 B N N 1 1 <null string>
B1 05052300 ? Y Y 0 0 <null string>
MemoryMapped(0xb,0xc6a45000,0xc6f14fff)/FvFile(4953f720-006d-41f5-990d-0ac7742abb60)
B4 00000001 ? N N 0 0 <null string>
MemoryMapped(0xb,0xc6a45000,0xc6f14fff)/FvFile(c4f2d007-37fd-422d-b63d-7ed73886e6ca)
B5 00000010 ? N N 0 0 <null string>
MemoryMapped(0xb,0xc6a45000,0xc6f14fff)/FvFile(fb142b99-df57-46cb-bc69-0bf858a734f9)
BF 00000010 ? N N 0 0 <null string>
C4 0000000A ? N N 0 0 <null string>
MemoryMapped(0xb,0xc6a45000,0xc6f14fff)/FvFile(0ef8a3b1-388a-4b62-8be6-c7877d50aedf)
C6 0000000A ? N N 0 0 <null string>
MemoryMapped(0xb,0xc6a45000,0xc6f14fff)/FvFile(b1625d3c-9d2d-4e0d-b864-8a763ee4ec50)
C7 0000000A ? N N 0 0 <null string>
C8 0000000A ? N N 0 0 <null string>
MemoryMapped(0xb,0xc6a45000,0xc6f14fff)/FvFile(8dd9176e-ee87-4f0e-8a84-3f998311f930)
C9 0000000A ? N N 0 0 <null string>
MemoryMapped(0xb,0xc6a45000,0xc6f14fff)/FvFile(8f9296ef-2880-4659-b857-915a8901bdc8)
CA 0000000A ? N N 0 0 <null string>
MemoryMapped(0xb,0xc6a45000,0xc6f14fff)/FvFile(8f92960f-2880-4659-b857-915a8901bdc8)
CC 0000000A ? N N 0 0 <null string>
MemoryMapped(0xb,0xc6a45000,0xc6f14fff)/FvFile(61afa223-8ac8-4440-9ab5-762b1bf05156)
CD 0000000A ? N N 0 0 <null string>
MemoryMapped(0xb,0xc6a45000,0xc6f14fff)/FvFile(10ee5462-b207-4a4f-abd8-cb522ecaa3a4)
CE 0000000A ? N N 0 0 <null string>
MemoryMapped(0xb,0xc6a45000,0xc6f14fff)/FvFile(8dd9176d-ee87-4f0e-8a84-3f998311f930)
CF 0000000A ? N N 0 0 <null string>
MemoryMapped(0xb,0xc6a45000,0xc6f14fff)/FvFile(8f92960e-2880-4659-b857-915a8901bdc8)
D0 0000000A ? N N 0 0 <null string>
MemoryMapped(0xb,0xc6a45000,0xc6f14fff)/FvFile(61afa251-8ac8-4440-9ab5-762b1bf05156)
D1 0000000A ? N N 0 0 <null string>
MemoryMapped(0xb,0xc6a45000,0xc6f14fff)/FvFile(10ee54ae-b207-4a4f-abd8-cb522ecaa3a4)
D2 00010000 ? N N 0 0 <null string>
MemoryMapped(0xb,0xc6a45000,0xc6f14fff)/FvFile(768bedfd-7b4b-4c9f-b2ff-6377e3387243)
10B 0000008A D N N 3 0 <null string>
MemoryMapped(0xb,0xc6a45000,0xc6f14fff)/FvFile(580dd900-385d-11d7-883a-00500473d4eb)
10D 0000008A D N N 3 0 <null string>
10E 00000001 D N N 3 0 <null string>
10F 00000001 ? N N 0 0 <null string>
110 00000001 ? N N 0 0 <null string>
131 00000010 ? N N 0 0 <null string>
MemoryMapped(0xb,0xc6a45000,0xc6f14fff)/FvFile(25acf158-dd61-4e64-9a49-55851e9a26c7)
132 00000024 B N N 1 1 <null string>
MemoryMapped(0xb,0xc6a45000,0xc6f14fff)/FvFile(29cf55f8-b675-4f5d-8f2f-b87a3ecfd063)
133 00000010 ? N N 0 0 <null string>
145 00000010 D N N 2 0 <null string>
146 00000010 D N N 1 0 <null string>
147 00000010 B N N 4 4 <null string>
149 00000010 B N N 1 1 <null string>
14A 00000010 ? N N 0 0 <null string>
14B 00000001 ? N N 0 0 <null string>
14E 00000010 ? N N 0 0 <null string>
153 06041300 B Y Y 1 1 <null string>
PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x1,0x0)/Pci(0x0,0x0)/Offset(0x38,0x203ff)
MSI built-in shell
EFI v2.31 American Megatrends
Revision 4.654
T D
D Y C I
R P F A
V VERSION E G G #D #C DRIVER NAME IMAGE NAME
== ======== = = = == == =================================== ===================
2F 00000001 D - - 2 - <UNKNOWN> MouseDriver
40 00000010 B - - 1 7 AMI Generic LPC Super I/O Driver CORE_DXE
8F 0500040C ? - - - - Intel(R) GOP Driver [5.0.1036] IntelGopDriver
92 00010000 D - - 1 - AMI File System Driver FileSystem
94 00020502 B - - 1 18 <UNKNOWN> PciBus
9B 00000010 D - - 1 - PCH Serial ATA Controller Initializ SataController
A6 00000001 B - - 1 1 AMI AHCI BUS Driver AHCI
B1 05052300 ? X X - - Intel(R) PRO/1000 5.5.23 PCI-E IntelGigabitLanx64
B4 00000001 ? - - - - IDER Controller Init Driver IdeRController
B5 00000010 ? - - - - PCI Serial Driver PciSerial
BF 00000010 ? - - - - <UNKNOWN> Terminal
C4 0000000A ? - - - - UEFI PXE Base Code Driver UefiPxeBcDxe
C6 0000000A ? - - - - TCP Network Service Driver TcpDxe
C7 0000000A ? - - - - TCP Network Service Driver TcpDxe
C8 0000000A ? - - - - DHCP Protocol Driver Dhcp4Dxe
C9 0000000A ? - - - - IP4 CONFIG Network Service Driver Ip4ConfigDxe
CA 0000000A ? - - - - IP4 Network Service Driver Ip4Dxe
CC 0000000A ? - - - - MTFTP4 Network Service Mtftp4Dxe
CD 0000000A ? - - - - UDP Network Service Driver Udp4Dxe
CE 0000000A ? - - - - DHCP6 Protocol Driver Dhcp6Dxe
CF 0000000A ? - - - - IP6 Network Service Driver Ip6Dxe
D0 0000000A ? - - - - MTFTP6 Network Service Driver Mtftp6Dxe
D1 0000000A ? - - - - UDP6 Network Service Driver Udp6Dxe
D2 00010000 ? - - - - AMI NTFS Driver NTFS
10B 0000008A D - - 3 - AMI USB Driver UHCD
10D 0000008A B - - 3 6 USB bus UHCD
10E 00000001 D - - 3 - USB Hid driver UHCD
10F 00000001 ? - - - - USB Mass Storage driver UHCD
110 00000001 ? - - - - AMI USB CCID driver UHCD
131 00000010 ? - - - - <UNKNOWN> BIOSBLKIO
132 00000024 B - - 1 1 BIOS[INT10] Video Driver CsmVideo
133 00000010 ? - - - - <UNKNOWN> <UNKNOWN>
145 00000010 D - - 2 - <UNKNOWN> CORE_DXE
146 00000010 D - - 1 - <UNKNOWN> CORE_DXE
147 00000010 B - - 4 4 <UNKNOWN> CORE_DXE
149 00000010 B - - 1 1 <UNKNOWN> CORE_DXE
14A 00000010 ? - - - - AMI PS/2 Driver CORE_DXE
14B 00000001 ? - - - - AMI IDE BUS Driver CORE_DXE
14E 00000010 ? - - - - <UNKNOWN> CORE_DXE
153 06041300 B X X 1 1 Intel(R) PRO/1000 6.4.13 PCI-E Offset(0x38,0x203f
Li, Ruth wrote:
> Could you let us know the output when you type 'drivers' command?
>
> Thanks,
> Ruth
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Stephen Polkowski [mailto:[email protected]]
> Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2015 12:43 PM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Re: [edk2] adding EDK2 networking to a shipping system board
>
> Hi Andrew,
>
> Thanks for the reply. By existing system, I mean that I’m trying to
> add network
> support to my Asus Q87E motherboard. I don’t have the BIOS source for my
> board
> so I can’t build a fresh BIOS with networking stack built in.
>
> Instead, I’m trying to load the networking DXEs from the MdePkg (EDK2)
> in the
> UEFI shell. I’m not having any luck. Has anyone done this before?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Stephen
>
>
>> Message: 1
>> Date: Tue, 06 Jan 2015 11:11:16 -0800
>> From: Andrew Fish <[email protected]>
>> Subject: Re: [edk2] adding EDK2 networking to a shipping system board
>> To: [email protected]
>> Message-ID: <[email protected]>
>> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii
>>
>>
>>> On Jan 6, 2015, at 7:46 AM, Stephen Polkowski <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> Hi folks,
>>>
>>> Is it possible to add ethernet networking support to a production
>>> system without a network stack? The "UEFI Network Stack for EDK
>>> Getting Started Guide.pdf" demonstrates how to add networking to the NT32
>>> environment.
>>> Is this still valid for the EDK2? Also, could it work on a real system?
>>>
>>> For example, I have an Intel Gigabit CT Desktop PCIe card that has
>>> a UEFI UNDI driver loaded in its Option Rom. This option rom is
>>> loaded by my ASUS Q87-E motherboard during boot. When I type "drivers" in
>>> the uefi 2.0 shell I can see that the driver is loaded.
>>>
>>> 15B 06041300 B Y Y 2 2 <null string>
>>> PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x1c,0x4)/Pci(0x0,0x0) ...
>>>
>>> Next, I try to load the tcp dxe drivers in a manner similar to the
>>> "Getting Started Guide." The shell hangs after loading SnpDxe.efi
>>> driver. It doesn't load any of the other DXEs.
>>>
>>> load SnpDxe.efi MnpDxe.efi ArpDxe.efi Ip4Dxe.efi Ip4ConfigDxe.efi
>>> load Udp4Dxe.efi Dhcp4Dxe.efi Mtftp4Dxe.efi Tcp4Dxe.efi
>>>
>>> Does anyone have a guide on how to add any kind of networking
>>> device to an existing system? Any help will be greatly appreciated.
>>>
>> Not sure what you mean by an existing system? You should be able to load the
>> drivers from the shell.
>>
>> Are you trying to load the EDK or edk2 network stack? Are you building the
>> network stack?
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Andrew Fish
>>
>>> Thanks,
>>>
>>> Stephen
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> P.S. - I know that I can enable the "Network Stack" on boards with an
>>> embedded ethernet controller. I want to know how to do it to a
>>> system without networking support.
>>>
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