Kevin O'Connor wrote:
Unfortunately, this does not seem to work. The machine jumps somewhere else and will triple fault eventually.
Hrrm. Nothing looks immediately wrong. Are you running this under qemu? If so, one can attach gdb to qemu and set breakpoints in the guest. I've used this in the past with success.
Ok, gotta try that. Thanks for the hint and pointer.
BTW, in previous emails I highlighted some disadvantages with a tighter integration of seabios and coreboot. Could you elaborate on the reasons why you think this is the best option?
Simple:
a) I don't want to maintain my own bios emulation in coreboot v3 b) I still want graphics initialized (and possibly more) c) I don't want to use int19 booting / I don't want to use seabios as a payload. * because I might be running in an emulator or not * because I am running other payloads and I want to spend as little time in seabios as possible * because I think this is the only possible way to do a soft transition of the code that is in coreboot these days and what we might see some day in the future.
That said, I must have missed the mail you are talking about.
Stefan