System: HP Envy DV7
Shell Ver: UEFI v2.31 (INSYDE 0x1001)
1 - LocateHandleBuffer() for gEfiBlockIoProtocol. Open Device Path and
Block IO Protocol:
Finds:
Sata(0x10,0x0) - DVD SATA Drive
Node Raw: HBAPortNumber:0x10, PortMultiplerPortNumber:0x8000, Lun:0
Sata(0x1,0x0) - SATA
Glad to see someone so excited about UEFI.
I guess this is the time where I'll point out that it's a spec and that it's
the responsibility of the vendor for the implementation. If you're new to UEFI
it's easy to get caught up in it's capabilities, but remember that it's not a
magic wand.
The
Converting all utilities and applications which support BIOS currently to
native UEFI. UEFI should work better using pass-thru interfaces instead of
directly programming the controllers. On the other hand, lack of pass-thru
support under UEFI could make it harder to directly program the controlle
Hi,
is there a generic equivalent to something like sync() in Linux or do you
loop through block handles and issue
disconnectcontroller()/connectcontroller() or do the exclusive open then
connectcontroller().
Also in general, what is the difference between a "ControllerHandle" and a
"DriverHandl
On 08.09.2013, at 4:59, David F. wrote:
> Hi,
>
> is there a generic equivalent to something like sync() in Linux or do you
> loop through block handles and issue
> disconnectcontroller()/connectcontroller() or do the exclusive open then
> connectcontroller().
>
>
> Also in general, what i
Ops, corrected
On 08.09.2013, at 8:34, Sergey Isakov wrote:
>
> On 08.09.2013, at 4:59, David F. wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> is there a generic equivalent to something like sync() in Linux or do you
>> loop through block handles and issue
>> disconnectcontroller()/connectcontroller() or do the e