sorry I'm typing on a laptop and my thick vingers hit something and off, the email, went. . It seems almost to simple to be true? . Looking thru corebootsrc/mainboard I see so many files per mainboard that I'm (even more) confused There has been a lot of work to produce those files
. what I have not found yet is where are the ( ??DT) acpi tables in seabios? do i need to extract those en use the cbfstool to put them in the rom? . I'm trying to get my machine working with a free open source bios I'm not looking into bug fixing (yet) Thanks Rene On Sun, Jan 9, 2022 at 10:50 AM rene de zwart <renezgt...@gmail.com> wrote: > I have been trying to make a coreboot rom and have a few questions c.q. > confirmations. > > As far as I understand the process > > . Coreboot has to initialize the memory to 32bit flatmode and call in > layout.S:entry_elf(). see https://www.seabios.org/Execution_and_code_flow > . seabios starts and does it's magic > . seabios starts the linux kernel According to the linux bootprotocol > (Documentation/x86/boot.rst) > > The linux kernel runs my computer perfect so many answers could be > answered by the kernel source. > as the same held for seabios and intel documentation > > . Linux drivers/i2c/busses: > .. i2c-i801.c > .. i2c-smbus.c > . Linux arch/x86/boot: > .. main.c > .. pm.c > . Seabios > .. docs/memory_model.md > . Intel® 965 Express Chipset Family > .. 82p965.pdf Is this the correct file? > > questions > > >
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