Hi,
The BIOS image is limited to 4GB by hardware. So the BIOS need to fit within
the top 4GB of the flash. Otherwise it will not work. You can concatenate your
8GB images to one 16 GB image and it will work. Thus your BIOS part will be in
top of first 8GB and last 8GB of the 16 MB flash.
As on
I think most of this hardware protection is bullshit.
You have remote access to the computer in most operating systems used today.
Thus you can login in and operate the computer. You wouldn’t let your neighbor
to have a direct connection of keyboard, mouse and screen to your computer,
would you
Anyway, this is very good!! Good work!!
> 28 apr 2015 kl. 09:16 skrev Matt DeVillier :
>
> On 4/28/2015 1:22 AM, Berth-Olof Bergman wrote:
>> That’s truly amazing! So the FSP + coreboot part only takes a quarter of a
>> second? Intel FSP must be on steroids!!
>>
&g
That’s truly amazing! So the FSP + coreboot part only takes a quarter of a
second? Intel FSP must be on steroids!!
The total boot time is the sum of components time, so if you fix that problem
you will have close to a quarter of second boot time!! Can we see a video clip
of that boot?
> 27 apr
Personally I don’t understand why boot loaders insist on writing the code the
way they do. There is BIOS services for boot device I/O, serial port debug and
putting payloads anywhere in memory. I think a boot loader will suffice running
in 16-bit real mode or unreal mode (16-bit code, 32-bit dat
How about making flashrom available for Bay Trail architecture?
> 13 mar 2015 kl. 14:36 skrev Stefan Tauner :
>
> On Fri, 13 Mar 2015 08:37:49 +0100
> Carl-Daniel Hailfinger wrote:
>
>> On 11.03.2015 14:30, Stefan Tauner wrote:
>>> This will be the last poll that evaluates specific features of
Hi,
Seems you need a legacy BIOS for minnow board max. With legacy BIOS you can run
16, 32 and 64 bit operating systems. We have the fastest booting BIOS for the
Bay Trail architecture and it’s pure legacy.
Our Bay Trail BIOS will soon be available for Minnow Board Max.
Best regards,
B-O Berg
Hi all,
Has anyone run a Bay Trail SOC in SATA legacy IDE mode?
It doesn’t work on my boards, even though I have identical settings of the PCI
configuration space as AMI and Phoenix BIOS.
The port works, but the IRQs are wrong polarity. Thus when issuing a command, I
don’t get an interrupt.
If I
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