OpenNetworkBoot: Add support for setting static IPv4 address NVRAM variable #570
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…riable Normally only useful for our HttpBootDxe, which supports HTTP boot from static IP address as long as URI is also pre-specified. The NVRAM setting should affect normal EDK II derived network stacks and will configure a static IP on the card, but this will later be ignored and overridden by DHCP when PXE or HTTP boot is started in the standard network stack. Signed-off-by: Mike Beaton <[email protected]>
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Normally only useful for our HttpBootDxe, which supports HTTP boot from static IP address as long as URI is also pre-specified.
The NVRAM setting should affect normal EDK II derived network stacks and will configure a static IP on the card, but this will later be ignored and overridden by DHCP when PXE or HTTP boot is started in the standard network stack.