David Woodhouse wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> > Sure, you could burn a DOC or a Flash with an ISA or PCI card.
> > M-Systems makes an ISA card just for DOC development like this. It
> > just costs $50 or so. There are many ISA and PCI socketed Flash cards
> > on the market as well for flat or boot block type flash. The current /
> > dev/bios code only supports DOC Millenium at this time.
>
> The kernel drivers support the 2000 and the Millennium, along with the DIMM
> which appears to be functionally identical to the 2000. You can't use the
> 2000 (and hence the DIMM) for LinuxBIOS, though, because the IPL is in ROM
> and cannot be reprogrammed.
I'm talking here about using it alongside the (linuxbios) in system rom;
but it's a moot point since the DoC DIMM is actually a SoDIMM (144 pin)
and won't plug into a PC motherboard as I hoped. I can fit 1Mbyte flash
rom (40pin) though on my motherboard (with some soldering - careful!)
so I'm not so worried.
>
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> dwmw2
