The menu infrastructure is quite powerful. It allows you to define menu
entries that can contain arbitrary grub commands that can do a lot more
than just boot kernel entries.
For some of these it makes sense to hide them inside the normal menu
though and instead have them available through hotkeys
We had problems downloading large (10-100 MB) gziped files via http
with grub. After some debugging, I think I have found the reason in
grub_bufio_read, which leads to wrong data being passed on. This patch
fixes the issues for me. I did my tests with a somewhat older
snapshot, but the bufio.c fil
I'm currently finalising a patch that adds key-file support to
cryptodisk::cryptomount and luks.
As well as being able to grub_device_iterate(hook,...) to search the
existing devices for the key-file the code needs to wait for TIMEOUT
seconds for additional (usually USB Mass Storage) devices t
28.04.2016 14:11, Stefan Fritsch пишет:
> We had problems downloading large (10-100 MB) gziped files via http
> with grub. After some debugging, I think I have found the reason in
> grub_bufio_read, which leads to wrong data being passed on. This patch
> fixes the issues for me. I did my tests wit
28.04.2016 16:03, TJ пишет:
> I'm currently finalising a patch that adds key-file support to
> cryptodisk::cryptomount and luks.
>
> As well as being able to grub_device_iterate(hook,...) to search the
> existing devices for the key-file the code needs to wait for TIMEOUT
> seconds for additional
28.04.2016 14:14, Alexander Graf пишет:
> The menu infrastructure is quite powerful. It allows you to define menu
> entries that can contain arbitrary grub commands that can do a lot more
> than just boot kernel entries.
>
> For some of these it makes sense to hide them inside the normal menu
> th
28.04.2016 03:53, Aaron Miller пишет:
> Would previously allow digits larger than the base and didn't check that
> subtracting the difference from 0-9 to lowercase letters for characters
> larger than 9 didn't result in a value lower than 9, which allowed the
> parses: ` = 9, _ = 8, ^ = 7, ] = 6, \
We've had issues with a bunch of our EFI machines getting random console input
from God knows where. This stops our provisioning because the timeout countdown
stops as it thinks we pressed a button, which we most certaintly did not. So
open the input console in exclusive mode to make sure only th
On Thu, 28 Apr 2016, Andrei Borzenkov wrote:
> 28.04.2016 14:11, Stefan Fritsch пишет:
> > We had problems downloading large (10-100 MB) gziped files via http
> > with grub. After some debugging, I think I have found the reason in
> > grub_bufio_read, which leads to wrong data being passed on. Thi
On Thursday 28 April 2016 21:52:27, Stefan Fritsch wrote:
> You are right, I was misreading the second part of the code with
> the direct read. Now I wonder why the patch helped with our
> problem. I will do some more debugging.
The real problem seems to be that http sometimes (depending on netwo
Is this going to 2.02? I think it should, because it is a bug.
On Thu, Apr 21, 2016 at 5:54 PM, Ignat Korchagin wrote:
> Best of both worlds: I left the READBUF_SIZE as is for the rest of the code,
> but rather reallocate the buffer with appropriate length for subpackets
> specifically. Hashing
HTTP code should never return short reads. The whole subsystem relies on
never having short reads from any fs or network driver
Le ven. 29 avr. 2016 09:30, Stefan Fritsch a écrit :
> On Thursday 28 April 2016 21:52:27, Stefan Fritsch wrote:
> > You are right, I was misreading the second part of
28.04.2016 22:52, Stefan Fritsch пишет:
> On Thu, 28 Apr 2016, Andrei Borzenkov wrote:
>
>> 28.04.2016 14:11, Stefan Fritsch пишет:
>>> We had problems downloading large (10-100 MB) gziped files via http
>>> with grub. After some debugging, I think I have found the reason in
>>> grub_bufio_read, w
29.04.2016 00:54, Vladimir 'phcoder' Serbinenko пишет:
> HTTP code should never return short reads. The whole subsystem relies on
> never having short reads from any fs or network driver
>
HTTP code never returns short reads itself. But it sets EOF on socket in
case something bad happens, and in
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