On 12/07/17 19:20, Heinrich Schuchardt wrote:
Not quite. It's supposed to find the closest SNP-supporting parent of
the specified device. The idea is not just to find any SNP, but to find
the SNP from which iPXE itself was loaded. This makes a difference if
the system has more than one SNP device.
But iPXE is not loaded via SNP but from a block device.
Why do you expect to find any parent supporting SNP?
That's the entire point of the snponly.efi build: to automatically
identify and use the network interface from which iPXE itself was loaded
(analogous to undionly.kpxe for a BIOS environment).
You probably want to build and use snp.efi instead. That will attach to
all existing SNP devices.
Michael
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