Re: [edk2] falling back to UiApp?

On 04/27/17 07:40, Ni, Ruiyu wrote: > Laszlo, > I believe the "Unable to boot" message was added by intention. > > I just checked the UEFI Spec Boot Manager chapter again, still I didn't > find any wording to say what to do, when boot and recovery failure > happens. > > Putting "Unable to boot"

Re: [edk2] falling back to UiApp?

Laszlo, There is no platform policy in the UEFI spec by design. The spec is policy agnostic, as an ATM policy would be different from a server, etc. It's all implementation choice. Sent from my iPad > On Apr 26, 2017, at 10:40 PM, Ni, Ruiyu wrote: > > Laszlo, > I believe

Re: [edk2] falling back to UiApp?

Laszlo, I believe the "Unable to boot" message was added by intention. I just checked the UEFI Spec Boot Manager chapter again, still I didn't find any wording to say what to do, when boot and recovery failure happens. Putting "Unable to boot" message there is to tell platform developer that

[edk2] falling back to UiApp?

Hi Ray, the UiApp application is added to the UEFI boot order automatically, but it is not invoked automatically, even if BDS gives up and hangs with [Bds] Unable to boot! For example, consider the following: - no UEFI bootable application available anywhere in the system, - ... not even for