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RE: Windows 7/8 Slow Boot at Windows logo - lexalex - 2017-10-05 12:48
I've got the similar (same) problem with... win-7 logo - about 124 seconds
Adding
Code:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\service\Psched] "Start"=dword:00000000Is there more... correct solution?
PC - Intel NUC5i5MYHE (onboard Intel NIC), undionly.kpxe
The same situation on vmware VM with Intel e1000 NIC
RE: Windows 7/8 Slow Boot at Windows logo - zys0807 - 2019-12-09 16:22
(2016-03-22 19:55)mcb30 Wrote:(2015-09-18 05:40)soongin Wrote: Sorry about late.
It's not possible to open up the pc case.
From the lshw, it says RTL 8111/8168/9411 PCI Express.
From the Windows device manager(in INF section), it says RTL8168G so I guess it's 8168 chipset.
Also I have interesting results from quick patch.
- w/o patch, it slows to display Windows logo(black screen after sanboot command) and result in slow boot. (boot over 1 min)
- by removing "if ( isr & ( RTL_IRQ_RER | RTL_IRQ_ROK ) )", fast to display windows logo but slow to fade out. (boot about 40 secs)
- by removing "if ( ! isr ) return;" and "if ( isr & ( RTL_IRQ_RER | RTL_IRQ_ROK ) )", fast to display and fast to fade out logo. (boot about 20 secs)
I missed your reply; sorry.
One (slight) possibility is that there is a BIOS bug causing the MSRs to be set incorrectly marking that PCI device's BAR as cacheable. You could test this by trying the (new, since your post) 64-bit BIOS version of iPXE. The 64-bit version has to handle page table entries, and will explicitly mark any entries for PCI BARs as being uncacheable.
You can build the 64-bit version using:
Code:
make bin-x86_64-pcbios/realtek.pxe
Michael
i tryed! but failed!!