Hello All:
I am sorry about the delay.
> are you able to tell what's reading/writing the EFI variables?
> what are the few lines right before the loop starts?
Loading driver at 0x0007FB1B000 EntryPoint=0x0007FB1E34A EmuVariableRuntimeDxei
InstallProtocolInterface:
are you able to tell what's reading/writing the EFI variables? what
are the few lines right before the loop starts?
On Fri, Dec 6, 2019 at 10:23 AM Jose Trujillo via coreboot
wrote:
>
> Dear Matt/All:
>
> I enabled Tianocore debug in coreboot and the serial debug dump showed me
> Tianocore was
Dear Patrick:
I was thinking when I saw the EDK2 maillist that this is only for developers,
not support.
Also they kicked us the corebooters out early this year deprecating the
coreboot dxe.
I will delay the request to EDK2 maillist until I investigate and add the
smmstore support.
I will
Am Fr., 6. Dez. 2019 um 17:23 Uhr schrieb Jose Trujillo via coreboot <
coreboot@coreboot.org>:
> Added variable: 0x0, val size: 0
> Found variable: key size: 0x0, val size: 0
>
> Several minutes later boots normal.
> If someone here knows how to fix it or suspect which could be the reason
>
Dear Matt/All:
I enabled Tianocore debug in coreboot and the serial debug dump showed me
Tianocore was trying to open a ATA / ATAPI device and was getting stuck there,
so, i disabled a still driverless "ATA" device devicetree until I attach some
driver.
After flashing this change, the first
On Thu, Dec 5, 2019 at 3:24 AM Jose Trujillo wrote:
>
> Hello Matt.
> I also remember when I was working with a baytrail system I had to attach
> something to the LPC device in order to prevent this... Once I correctly set
> the SIO under LPC the problem was gone.
>
> In this case I don't have
Hello Matt.
I also remember when I was working with a baytrail system I had to attach
something to the LPC device in order to prevent this... Once I correctly set
the SIO under LPC the problem was gone.
In this case I don't have a board's schematic available to see what is attached
but I will
hi Jose,
a long boot time in Tianocore usually means that you have serial output
enabled to a port that doesn't exist. Is this with a debug build? What
board, what serial port config?
When I was first testing this years ago, it took 8 mins to boot on one
board because of this
cheers,
Matt
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