On Sat, Oct 15, 2011 at 03:38:27PM +0700, Darmawan Salihun wrote:
On 10/13/11, Kevin O'Connor kevin@koconnor.net wrote:
I guess the boot hangs at this point?
Well, not exactly. It was a break point in IDA Pro that stops the execution there. Anyway, the log above was for a gPXE ROM which I don't know exactly. It seems "bundled" with SeaBIOS or Coreboot.
Recent versions of QEmu place gPXE in the virtual NIC's rom. I'm sure there is some command option to disable it (or you could just do "-net none").
The log for my target option ROM was inadvertently not included. Here it is:
[...]
pnp call arg1=50
Hrmm - the PNP support in SeaBIOS is really just a stub. The 0x50 function isn't supported (it looks to be an smbios call).
-Kevin
On 10/15/11, Kevin O'Connor kevin@koconnor.net wrote:
On Sat, Oct 15, 2011 at 03:38:27PM +0700, Darmawan Salihun wrote:
On 10/13/11, Kevin O'Connor kevin@koconnor.net wrote:
I guess the boot hangs at this point?
Well, not exactly. It was a break point in IDA Pro that stops the execution there. Anyway, the log above was for a gPXE ROM which I don't know exactly. It seems "bundled" with SeaBIOS or Coreboot.
Recent versions of QEmu place gPXE in the virtual NIC's rom. I'm sure there is some command option to disable it (or you could just do "-net none").
The log for my target option ROM was inadvertently not included. Here it is:
[...]
pnp call arg1=50
Hrmm - the PNP support in SeaBIOS is really just a stub. The 0x50 function isn't supported (it looks to be an smbios call).
Yeah, actually the option ROM does make a lot of smbios call but I cannot talk about it because I'm under NDA.
-Darmawan
Hi Kevin,
The log for my target option ROM was inadvertently not included. Here it is:
[...]
pnp call arg1=50
Hrmm - the PNP support in SeaBIOS is really just a stub. The 0x50 function isn't supported (it looks to be an smbios call).
-Kevin
Is there another file besides pnpbios.c which implement the stub? I grep-ed through the SeaBIOS source but that's the only one I found.
Thanks,
Darmawan