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Supermicro x11ssh coreboot configuration #601
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heads stuck at boot time and the only output is "ASpeed VGA text mode initalized". But coreboot with seabios seem working perfect so far. Any idea how to fix it? |
that output text is from the coreboot display driver (which isn't needed) and likely means the payload is hanging -- likely due to needing 'CONFIG_DRM_AST=y' in the linux config |
I haven't tried booting with a monitor (no VGA displays home), so I'm using the serial console. Even with the AMI UEFI and the AST driver there were weird cutouts in the BMC's KVM during boot, although I didn't try to debug it too much. |
@MrChromebox Thanks for the tips. I also noticed that it will be hung for a few mins in coreboot w/ seabios. Will try heads later. |
I checked where it stuck via serial console. The log is here: ***** Normal boot: /bin/generic-init
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I added loading of USB kernel modules to gui-init in 4a85c85, but not to normal init -- you'll need to do something similar for the USB keyboard to function on the host |
Thanks, the keyboard works. And the input on serial console works with disabled "hardware flow control". But the minicom isn't able to display the correct QR code after seal-totp. Any idea to fix it? |
I'm not sure I ever tested that far - I only used the serial console to debug the GUI not working, and once I loaded the AST DRM kernel module I switched over to that |
The board support is now in the coreboot mainline: https://review.coreboot.org/plugins/gitiles/coreboot/+/08aa502d79d04a13c56293021cd66d9c3c270f97 So we can remove the patch and some of the other hackery. There is also a WIP to support this board with u-bmc, removing even more vendor firmware. u-root/u-bmc#186 |
true, but I'd expect the next baseline to be coreboot 4.10, so will still need the patch to add the board until we rebase on 4.11 |
I changed native graphic init to VGA BIOS which dumped from the fw. The monitor will show heads logo and stuck there so the keyboard isn't working even the initialization of USB keyboard has finished. I'll have to input via the serial console. Is the possible some kernel options needed to be enable since the default config is based on linuxboot? Yeah, looking forward to see heads's baseline to be the next release of coreboot. |
I think I misunderstand the linuxboot config which is enabled earlyprint=serial. Just removed that option and problem sovled! Thank you guys. |
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@osresearch : this needs to be rebased to master (got a notification that something changed here, don't see what) |
Probably linked to testing #845 |
The Supermicro X11SSH is a modern server platform that now supports coreboot thanks porting efforts of 9elements in partnership with Mullvad's system transparency and open firmware future projects.
This is a work in progress due to the switch to the mainline coreboot head, rather than a released version. Serial console, ethernet (IGB) and SATA work. Haven't tried video (AST2400) or TPM.
The only non-public blob necessary is the ME region. The FSP is built from Intel's publically available binaries for Kabylake.