Hello, I have configured dnsmasq to work as an DHCP and TFTP server. I have generated a Grub EFI loader with grub-mkstandalone. In my configuration I have "insmod net" and "insmod efinet".
When I boot my system, the EFI BIOS requests an address, gets it, and loads Grub from the TFTP server. Grub starts and shows the menu from my grub.cfg. The configuration has just one menu entry. This menu entry calls "net_ls_cards" and "net_ls_addr". The enumeration of the network cards works fine, I can see MAC addresses. But the enumeration of the ip addresses does not work. I never did this before so I do not know the correct behaviour. Should "net_ls_addr" show the addresses? And if so where could be the problem? Do I have to call some special command in the Grub configuration? Or is my BIOS buggy? My expectation was, that Grub takes over the already configured network interfaces. Is this wrong? Regards, Sascha _______________________________________________ Help-grub mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-grub
