[ipxe-devel] Surface devices having an issue with EFI timers
Andreas Hammarskjöld
junior at 2PintSoftware.com
Fri Sep 29 13:05:42 UTC 2017
Sorry for the reverse respone, I know you Linux people don't like that ;-) but cant reply in any other way right now.
Michael: Could this be down to the same Surface issues that we played around with Michael? I.e. something else is on play on the Surface than what we thought? I can expand my Surface testing when I get back from the US next week.
//A
-----Original Message-----
From: ipxe-devel-bounces at lists.ipxe.org [mailto:ipxe-devel-bounces at lists.ipxe.org] On Behalf Of Sebastian Roth
Sent: den 28 september 2017 16:09
To: Michael Brown <mcb30 at ipxe.org>; ipxe-devel at lists.ipxe.org
Subject: Re: [ipxe-devel] Surface devices having an issue with EFI timers
Hi Michael,
thanks for your quick answer and hints!
> Could you possibly test commit a8f80a7? If that works, then it would
> be worth using http://ipxe.org/howto/bisect to find the most recent
> cause of failure.
2017-09-24 1b67a05 ok
2017-09-24 c4ce925 ok
2017-09-24 0631a46 ok
2017-09-22 74d90b3 ok
2017-09-18 7428ab7 ok
2017-09-13 d46c53c hang
2017-09-05 3ae70be ok
2017-06-21 9ccd8fe ok
2017-05-23 993fd2b ok
2017-03-27 6bd0060 ok
2017-03-19 6324227 ok
2017-02-27 a8f80a7 ok
2017-01-26 302f1ee won't boot at all
2017-01-25 d37e025 ok
2016-12-07 5cf5ffe ok
2016-12-07 e09331a hang
Looks like we are mostly fine on the Surface but also there are some problematic versions. Though I don't really see what exactly is causing the hang.
> Also, which iPXE binary are you using? We've encountered some failures
> on the Surface due to the extremely buggy UNDI driver that Microsoft
> provides
We use the 64 bit ipxe.efi binary.
Regards,
Sebastian
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