"Ian" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > Right this is one of the more interesting things. Usually a > > motherboard will have only one i^2c interface and a mux on the i2c > > line to let you select which bus you really want to talk to. > > Generally you want to look at the state of the GPIO lines as > > those seem to control things like that. > Yeah ... I don't quite have the resources for that ... we'll see ... Marcus had > a problem > > with one of the ASUS chipsets (probably due to this).
In this case I would guess just look at how they are programmed. On the supermicro p4dc6 it was a little easier because I can see the RAM after the system comes up (normal bios) but not when it came up with no programming on the gpio lines. Eric
