[coreboot] win10: Interrupt number is minus?

Maybe it is not a 100% suitable quesion. I assume big boys in coreboot know this. [cid:1fe4e7e2-ae0a-4631-8340-d284b41a2f9d] When I check the interrupt of network device in Windows 10, it says the IRQ is 0xFFDC(-36). I am confused about this minus. What does it mean? Is it MSI? Thanks.

[coreboot] Re: Self-describing CBFS features - prefixed config and revision files

Hello Jeremy, On 05.06.20 16:28, Jeremy Jackson wrote: > So far, after 3 people reviewing, there have been 2 identified users of > the .config and "revision" files embedded in CFBS, which may be affected > by adding the prefix fallback/normal/ > > It was suggested to reach out via the mailing

[coreboot] Re: Self-describing CBFS features - prefixed config and revision files

To summarize, when building corboot, .config is copied into the final CBFS archive in coreboot.rom.  The current location "/config" is overwritten by whichever prefix built last: fallback or normal. The change puts the prefix in front of  .config and "revision" in order to keep them from being

[coreboot] Re: How to delete another me?

Patrick, It looks like the same issue I had before, when I logged with different authorization method... Regards, -- Michał Żygowski Firmware Engineer https://3mdeb.com | @3mdeb_com On 6/5/20 10:59 AM, Zheng Bao wrote: > > Hi, admin of gerrit, > > I tried to add my working mail address

[coreboot] How to delete another me?

Hi, admin of gerrit, I tried to add my working mail address zheng@amd.com to my gerrit account. But it says it is used by another account. I am pretty sure that is because I tried to use this mail address to create an account, but can not login by authorization.