Hi Branden,
VultureProg was mentioned - even a DIY emulator would be fairly
straightforward; that's a nice microcontroller project.
That seems a bit overkill, but then again flash chips seem to be more
expensive then microcontrollers these days. I don't think I'm up to
working on something
That's because you need to set up a coreboot config by yourself (make
menuconfig) because there are so many boards and options... You can take
someone's successful config from board status repository for your board,
and copy it to ./.config of your ./coreboot/ directory to use it as a base.
On
Hi Branden,
Branden Waldner wrote:
> To: coreboot
> Cc: Paul Menzel , Angel Pons ,
> Peter Stuge
> Subject: Re: link time optimization testing
> Date: Sun, 6 Jun 2021 23:07:37 -0500
>
> >> I haven't had much luck in finding options for recovery. Ideally I'd
> >> like something like the dual
Branden Waldner wrote:
> I purchased a diskonchip 2000 266mb a while ago just to mess around with.
..
> In the first place, I think my assumption of it exposing a large rom
> was wrong, it looks like they only actually only expose a small amount
> as regular bios boot rom space. While that sounds
Felix Held wrote:
> Not sure if that might be what you're looking for, but I have
> successfully used a memSIM2 emulator on a similarly old platform.
Nod, that'll work, even though the implementation is truly gruesome...
The price is fair.
> It's basically an SRAM, some level shifters
So
Hi Peter,
So actually no opto-isolation as the advertising claims?
I think there was some galvanic isolation between the USB-serial chip
and the microcontroller that connects to the rest of the circuitry.
Since I took that device apart maybe 2 years ago, I don't remember the
details and I
You might also want to try https://github.com/al3xtjames/ghidra-firmware-utils
From what I remember it allows browsing the .bin.
On Sat, Jun 5, 2021 at 5:12 PM Paul Menzel wrote:
>
> Dear se7enge,
>
>
> Am 05.06.21 um 19:52 schrieb se7enge via coreboot:
>
> > I am about to embark on a mission to
On 6/7/21, Rao G wrote:
> Please look into this document too about Disk On Chip
> https://www.coreboot.org/images/9/97/LinuxBIOS.pdf
>
I'll check it out yet.
>> Branden wrote...
>>
>> In the first place, I think my assumption of it exposing a large rom
>> was wrong, it looks like they
> Hi Branden,
>
>VultureProg was mentioned - even a DIY emulator would be fairly
>straightforward; that's a nice microcontroller project.
>
>
>That seems a bit overkill, but then again flash chips seem to be more
>expensive then microcontrollers these days. I don't think
Branden wrote...
In the first place, I think my assumption of it exposing a large rom
was wrong, it looks like they only actually only expose a small amount
as regular bios boot rom space. While that sounds annoying, it would
probably still be workable though.
…
I'm hoping that somebody
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