First, let me see the contents of the OVMF package that your distro offers... You mention Xubuntu 18.04 LTS, I think that means "bionic": https://packages.ubuntu.com/ Then, we have:

Hello Tianocore list, I am trying (with Qemu) to emulate an UEFI 64bit PC that boots from a virtual CD and installs an OS on a virtual HD. But I get always an error (See below). I use: - Xubuntu

Hi, Is there a way to pipe to unload. For example: echo "123" | unload -n Thanks.

Hi Liming, there is only DEC_SPECIFICATION in the MdePkg.dec, what is definitely not I'm look in for.

You can check Edk2\MdePkg\MdePkg.dec. It lists UEFI spec definition.

When runs "ver" command in EFI Shell command line it shows UEFI specification and revision. The question is how to find out what UEFI specification and revision does EDK2 support?

Hi, You are right, there is no SnpDxe loaded/installed. I double checked it but I really wrote all network relevant drivers in my first post. I´m running the shell on a real System with Intel-Atom

Hi Tom, thanks a lot for your effort! Yes, I think C0 has to manage 161. And it seems, that this is already done. Looking one step further, I get that C0 is managing the PciRoot[153] and it´s

I also don't see the MnpDxe in your list, you'll need that one too. Tom ________________________________________ Sent: 15 October 2019 09:25 To: Tomas Pilar; discuss@edk2.groups.io Subject: AW: AW:

HiiAddPackages() is HiiLib API. NewPackageList() is HiiDataBase protocol service. HiiAddPackages() wraps NewPackageList() service and simplify its usage. Thanks Liming

DriverSample in MdeModulePkg uses the HiiAddPackages function to add the uni file contents to the driver. The Wizard driver from the HII lab guide uses the NewPackageList function to do the same.

My current reading of what is going on is as follows: 1. The Intel driver looks like a normal driver-model-compliant edk2 driver. 2. The Intel driver correctly binds to the PCI device [153] and

Hello Edk2 members, I want to print the git tag info (if not available then top commit id) when booting UEFI image. Can you please tell us how to do it? In build environment that uses make files

Hi Pankaj, In edk2 build environment, the makefile is generated by build tool, while it also allow user to provide custom makefile for a module. As you mentioned, git tag info is easy to do in

Hi Tom, thanks for that advice! That´s really nice. But overall it says me the same: There is no driver for the Networkadapter... And "connect" does not run

Is the Parent device managed by something? Because I am surprised that a PCI device that it not managed/created by a driver has a MAC device path. I assume that you want the driver C0 to drive your

Hi Simon, A handy trick that might help you is interrogating handles using 'dh -d -v <handle>' which gives you a lot of information about what's connected and installed and driving what. Works on all

Hi, in order to pass files via network (using TFTP) from/to the UEFI-Shell, I´m trying to establish a network connection. For that I want to check it using the ping command (Ifconfig and ping does

Burt: Thanks for your contribution. I am reviewing this patch. Generally, I think this is the workable way. I will reply to your patch mail. Thanks Liming

Hello, I added a patch to the devel@edk2 group but I don't know how to introduce it. I was working in a MyWorkspace years ago using cygwin most likely on my Windows computer. Recently, I went back to