Hi,
> I think SeaBIOS already has an option to build a multiboot image. In
> either case you could also (in theory) pack either into a bzImage and
> feed that to kexec.
>
Clearly this is one place I should look next. I was mainly looking at grub
as I understood it to be the most capable among
Hi,
We have "#ifdef LONG_FADT" at line #36
however, that LONG_FADT is not used at all
"git grep -r LONG_FADT" gives only 2 places:
src/southbridge/nvidia/ck804/fadt.c:#ifdef LONG_FADT
src/southbridge/nvidia/ck804/fadt.c:#ifdef LONG_FADT
Do you have any idea about LONG_FADT ?
can we
Toshiba Tecra S4
Model No. PTS40E-01K00JGR
SERIAL No. 27056280H
Dear ladies and gentlemen,
I could compile coreboot. A test with qemu, as described in coreboot -
lesson 1
was successful. But this configuration with mainboard = emulation is for
demon-
stration only, isn't it ? I did not find
Hello,
Have you tried bisecting coreboot/linux versions? It would help know where
the problem is, and fix it accordingly.
Microcode updates should not be a problem, so please leave them enabled
for now.
Best regards,
Angel Pons
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At least Windows 10 supports the Legacy BIOS, and most likely 12 will
too. As long as they are making a 32-bit version of Windows they're
still caring about the "legacy" PCs and we shouldn't be worried. Also,
it's hard to imagine a coreboot'er who would be running 12 natively -
not inside some
While you're waiting for a more helpful reply, you could try some
ancient coreboot like 4.1 to see if it boots with this new kernel -
and, if yes - move towards the new builds to see where they stop
booting. Maybe there's a problematic commit you'd need to find
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