Hello Konstantin,
Seems that your board plays kind of fiber based GIGa router with several (max. 10) optical i/f attached. Insinuates the same board from the previous email. Correct?
Here is what CPU is used: https://ark.intel.com/products/75114/Intel-Core-i7-4650U-Processor-4M-Cache-... (CPUID - 0x40651).
Glanced via attached log. Yup, there are all visible, and in early stage there are some resource allocations for all three I350 devices/PCIe buses, seems that these resources overlap per device (in early stages).
Could not say with 100% certainty. Lot of kludges, assumptions... But let us take the different route, for now (to save the time).
Questions to you: [1] Why you are using very old Coreboot build 4.0 (*coreboot-4.0*-8341-g5e6dd5f-dirty *Thu Mar 19 10:15:27 UTC 2015*)??? [2] Did you ever use BIOS for this router? How does BIOS behave in the term of PXE booting? I start doubting that customized/tailored BIOS ever existed for this proprietary HSW built board!?
TO DO: [1] To rebuild Coreboot with the latest and greatest Coreboot 4.5, and repeat the tests again?
Please, let us know! :-)
Zoran
On Wed, Dec 28, 2016 at 3:17 PM, Аладышев Константин aladyshev@nicevt.ru wrote:
I have a board with multiple external PCIe Ethernet I350 chips.
In my lspci I have:
03.00.0 (4-port I350)
03.00.1
03.00.2
03.00.3
04.00.0 (4-port I350)
04.00.1
04.00.2
04.00.3
05.00.0 (2-port I350)
05.00.1
I builtin iPXE image to coreboot and I have all of these devices in Seabios bootmenu.
But the problem is that I can only boot from ports of the first appeared chip. In the example above it will be 03.00.x boot devices. If I’ll physically unplug 03.00.x chip, I’ll be able to boot from 04.00.x boot devices. And if I’ll unplug 03.00.x and 04.00.x chip, I’ll be able to boot from 05.00.x boot devices.
Does someone had the same problem and how to solve it?
Coreboot+SeaBIOS log is in attachment (it has some additional printk’s)
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