Updated system to EDK 2.10.100. Right now it stuck on boot for almost 5-7 min, before it get to screen.
Anybody facing such problem ?
SLOW BOOT AFTER EDK 2.10.100
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Kothandaraman Kannadasan Staff member
@Natalia Netchaeva Make sure the ethernet cable connected to the system when booting the device. Very first boot it might take slightly longer (~2.50 minutes) to boot into the OS.
We checked the following operating systems, and the results are as follows:
- Ubuntu 22.04 Desktop: ~50 seconds to reach the login prompt from the EDK-II setup screen
- Ubuntu 22.04 Server (with Ethernet connected): ~50 seconds
- Ubuntu 22.04 Server (without Ethernet): ~2.45 seconds
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.5 Desktop: ~40 seconds
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What i ment is the system take 5-7 min to boot to EDK setup, bot to OS. And i observed, that while booting on EDK it is stuck on "AF" or "4F" indicator for a very long time. Once it boot to EDK after that load Ubuntu server is not a problem takes only 10-20 sec
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@Natalia Netchaeva
Since you mentioned this issue in a community forum, keep an eye on responses from others who may have faced similar problems. They might have specific solutions or insights based on their experiences. Check if there are any newer firmware updates available for your hardware that might address compatibility issues with EDK 2.10.100.
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I've had the exact same problem having flashed the latest EDKII. 7 minutes just to reach the point where you can interact with EFI.
Other people in the forum indicated that this was due to the BMC not responding, so I resorted to flashing the "BMC_disabled" version of EDKII.
With that, boot speed is restored. Note the this doesn't disable the BMC, but only prevents interacting with it from EFI. Big deal.
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