Re: [edk2-devel] UPL: UefiPayload depends on FIT FDT, but Platform Init has no reason to load it

2024-12-10 Thread Linus Liu via groups.io
Hi Benjamin May I know what the problem in coreboot is? Thanks From: Liu, Linus Sent: Tuesday, December 10, 2024 1:42 PM To: Benjamin Doron ; devel@edk2.groups.io Cc: Dong, Guo ; Rhodes, Sean ; Lu, James ; Guo, Gua ; Chiu, Chasel Subject: RE: UPL: UefiPayload depends on FIT FDT, but Platform

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Re: [edk2-devel] UPL: UefiPayload depends on FIT FDT, but Platform Init has no reason to load it

2024-12-10 Thread Benjamin Doron via groups.io
Ah, coreboot wants to load the images individually. And if you check the PE image base and entrypoint, there's a mismatch of 0x1000, so loading the tianocore image to where the "load" property says it should go won't work. In my email, you can see that the module is rebased to 8M + 4K, but "load

Re: [edk2-devel] UPL: UefiPayload depends on FIT FDT, but Platform Init has no reason to load it

2024-12-10 Thread Chiu, Chasel via groups.io
Hi Benjamin, Thanks for clarifying and fixing the implementation issues. It might be good to split single huge PR into small PRs so we could merge some of the small fixes without blocking by other bigger changes. Like this load base address fix, we can merge it once we verified the edk2 use ca

[edk2-devel] Static IP for PXE/HTTP boot

2024-12-10 Thread Mike Beaton via groups.io
I spotted that OVMF completely ignores the configured IPv4 static IP settings, for PXE and HTTP boot, and just uses DHCP anyway. (Confirmed on various versions from edk2-stable201905 to current master.) When looking at the user-readable paths for PXE and HTTP boot options, it seems likely that thi