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I recently opened a forum post about this issue. In diagnosing I added logs around why the nvme was failing to be recognized and found that the NvmExpress Driver was failing to create a second queue for the Completion and Submission queues.
As a simple test I hardcoded the NvmeCreateIoCompletionQueues and NvmeCreateIoSubmissionQueues functions to stop after the first queue which did work to get the system to boot from my NVMe drive, but I know it is not a valid long term solution that would work for all drives.
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We will wait for our customer engineering team to go through the forum post and see if they can reproduce the issue. In the mean time, please feel free to post your question and work with the maintainers at edk2 community - https://github.com/tianocore/edk2 that owns the nvme driver in question.
I recently opened a forum post about this issue. In diagnosing I added logs around why the nvme was failing to be recognized and found that the NvmExpress Driver was failing to create a second queue for the Completion and Submission queues.
As a simple test I hardcoded the
NvmeCreateIoCompletionQueues
andNvmeCreateIoSubmissionQueues
functions to stop after the first queue which did work to get the system to boot from my NVMe drive, but I know it is not a valid long term solution that would work for all drives.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: