Alexey Korolev wrote:
Sorry I'm not familiar with coreboot, so I probably asking obvious things.
I have questions about the status of 64bit PCI support in coreboot.
Why not look this up yourself in the source code?
I ask these questions because there is a BSOD issue on Win2003 with 64bit PCI mem resources in Seabios. The issue is caused by CRS method in ACPI dsdt code of seabios. Unfortunately I don't know how to fix this bug. Probably you can suggest something if there is no such a problem in coreboot. I would very much appreciate any ideas!
It sounds like you have a problem with another project, like you do not want to learn about the technology involved (which I understand, ACPI is no fun), and like you hope that some coreboot folks will tell you how to fix the problem. Nothing works like that.
I suggest to learn more about the technology you are stuck with, or to hire someone who already has.
You haven't even shown a boot log from SeaBIOS, much less the checked windows error. Did you even try a checked windows build? Can you interpret the errors it throws? Did you investigate the problem in WinDbg?
There are numerous things that you could do in order to gather information about the problem, and you don't seem to have done any single one of them, yet you ask people you don't know on the internet to help you.
Come on..
//Peter
Sorry I'm not familiar with coreboot, so I probably asking obvious things.
I have questions about the status of 64bit PCI support in coreboot.
Why not look this up yourself in the source code?
I ask these questions because there is a BSOD issue on Win2003 with 64bit PCI mem resources in Seabios. The issue is caused by CRS method in ACPI dsdt code of seabios. Unfortunately I don't know how to fix this bug. Probably you can suggest something if there is no such a problem in coreboot. I would very much appreciate any ideas!
It sounds like you have a problem with another project, like you do not want to learn about the technology involved (which I understand, ACPI is no fun), and like you hope that some coreboot folks will tell you how to fix the problem. Nothing works like that.
I suggest to learn more about the technology you are stuck with, or to hire someone who already has.
You haven't even shown a boot log from SeaBIOS, much less the checked windows error. Did you even try a checked windows build? Can you interpret the errors it throws? Did you investigate the problem in WinDbg?
There are numerous things that you could do in order to gather information about the problem, and you don't seem to have done any single one of them, yet you ask people you don't know on the internet to help you.
Could you please read my previous e-mail again. 1. I don't ask coreboot people to solve this issue. It is obviously different project, so it would be stupid to ask this. 2. The thing I'm asking a. Status of 64bit support. I don't know if coreboot is tested in configurations when 64bit PCI devices occupy high memory on Win2003 or WinXP. b. Ideas - in lucky case. That is.
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Peter Stuge