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From: "Ying Fang" <fangying7@yeah.net>
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Subject: Does EDK2 ArmVirtPkg has support for a virtio-mmio-blk device
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Hi, Does anybody know whether the EDK2 ArmVirtPkg has support for a =
virtio-mmio-device ?

I am using EDK2 ArmVirtPkg v2.70 as the default UEFI for my devel =
program.

Since we have not implemented the PCI/PCIe suff, a virtio-mmio-blk =
device is used as the image disk.

We can boot the EDK2 ArmVirtPkg into UEFI shell, and the Mapping table =
message shows

Mapping table:
        BLK0: Alias(s):
		VenHw(xxx, 00)

However when I chose the =E2=80=9CBoot =46rom File=E2=80=9D menu item, I =
can not see the virtio-mmio-blk device.

So does anybody know whether the EDK2 ArmVirtPkg has support for a =
virtio-mmio-device ?

Thanks.
Ying.=