Do you have an idea or solution?
Have a look at the power loss control bits inside the superio chip. They
specify what to do when the mainboard gets its standby power.
Okay, but how please?
I find things that seem interesting to me:
cat /coreboot/src/mainboard/asrock/e350m1/buildOpts.c | grep
Dear HacKurx,
Am Montag, den 14.04.2014, 15:44 +0200 schrieb HacKurx:
My E350M1 start automatically after a electric cut.
did your coreboot images always behave that way?
I tested this in the hope but I get the same result:
http://review.coreboot.org/#/c/5397/
that patch set should be
Have a look at the power loss control bits inside the superio chip. They
specify what to do when the mainboard gets its standby power.
Okay, but how please?
Haven't read enough of the coreboot source code to be able to say if and
where those bits are written by coreboot.
They are in the LDN A
Hello.
I'm searching for any information about where (memory, IO port, etc.)
the status (on or off) of the fans of a laptop are stored. Anything is
very welcome! This is to improve the compatibility of i8kutils package
at Linux. The site of the development is
https://launchpad.net/i8kutils;.
* Vitor Augusto vitora...@gmail.com [140412 03:04]:
Hello.
I'm searching for any information about where (memory, IO port, etc.)
the status (on or off) of the fans of a laptop are stored. Anything is
very welcome! This is to improve the compatibility of i8kutils package
at Linux. The site
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