Additional: While I was writing the above comment. My Pi 4 booted, gave a "net0
no such network device" error. Looped through the "Start PXE over IPv4" and
then IPv6
And then actually found net0 and attempted to boot!
Could this perhaps be a bug in either iPXE or the UEFI firmware I'm using?
Apologies for the necro-post. But this was one of the first results in Google
I've been tearing my hair out for several hours now trying to get a scripted
iPXE to boot on my Raspberry Pi 4. I've tried using both the iPXE upstream, as
well as the version 1.20.1 build that @rgl's repository
I will give this a try in a few days and report back, thank you @PeterSurda!
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@PeterSurda Update!
It took some finesseing to get it to work on my build box (Gentoo needed the
`iasl` package for those relevant files)
I ran into an ipxe build error with some junk relating to "infiniband"
(possibly an issue with using GCC 10.2?) but commenting that out fixed it
Embedding
Hi team,
I finally had some time to sit down and poke at this again.
I went ahead and wiped my old git copy and resynced from scratch just to make
sure there weren't any lingering issues with testing.
I upgraded to GCC 11.1.0 in the meantime, however I still seem to be getting
the infiniband
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