Hi !
Ive just joined the mailing list, to see if it is possible to get an
Asus G1 (laptop) use coreboot.
I recently killed my bios doing some experiments, so i desoldered the
chip, and put a nice socket. (it is a PLCC32). Also i have the equipment
needed to program this chip, so no worries there.
Ivan Barrera A. wrote:
> Ive just joined the mailing list, to see if it is possible to get
> an Asus G1 (laptop) use coreboot.
Maybe. You could try a coreboot image for kontron/986lcd-m and see if
you get any serial output. But please check where the serial port is
on the kontron board, it may be
Peter Stuge escribió:
Ivan Barrera A. wrote:
Ive just joined the mailing list, to see if it is possible to get
an Asus G1 (laptop) use coreboot.
Maybe. You could try a coreboot image for kontron/986lcd-m and see if
you get any serial output. But please check where the serial port is
on the kon
Ivan Barrera A. wrote:
>> you need another debug output method..
>
> The G1 does not have any serial port :/
> (and havent find any on the mainboard).
>
> I guess the screen output will have problems due to the integrated
> video rom...
> Is there any way to initialize video in this cases ?
I'm af
Peter Stuge escribió:
Ivan Barrera A. wrote:
you need another debug output method..
The G1 does not have any serial port :/
(and havent find any on the mainboard).
I guess the screen output will have problems due to the integrated
video rom...
Is there any way to initialize video in this cases
On Thu, 2009-07-02 at 16:03 -0400, Ivan Barrera A. wrote:
> Peter Stuge escribió:
> > Ivan Barrera A. wrote:
> >>> you need another debug output method..
> >> The G1 does not have any serial port :/
> >> (and havent find any on the mainboard).
> >>
> >> I guess the screen output will have problems
Cristi Magherusan wrote:
> I think this could be a good testcase for SerialICE
> What do you think?
I think it's difficult to use SerialICE without a serial port. :\
//Peter
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Peter Stuge escribió:
Cristi Magherusan wrote:
I think this could be a good testcase for SerialICE
What do you think?
I think it's difficult to use SerialICE without a serial port. :\
Well... instead of keep trying to find a way to mentally use a serial
port, ive decided this weekend to ju
Peter Stuge escribió:
Ivan Barrera A. wrote:
Ive just joined the mailing list, to see if it is possible to get
an Asus G1 (laptop) use coreboot.
Maybe. You could try a coreboot image for kontron/986lcd-m and see if
you get any serial output. But please check where the serial port is
on the kon
Ivan Barrera A. wrote:
> flashrom is able to read from the flash chip.. but cannot
> erase/write it.
Please run flashrom -V to get more debugging info. Maybe it's
possible to add a board enable for the system, but I somehow doubt
it.
//Peter
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Peter Stuge escribió:
Ivan Barrera A. wrote:
flashrom is able to read from the flash chip.. but cannot
erase/write it.
Please run flashrom -V to get more debugging info. Maybe it's
possible to add a board enable for the system, but I somehow doubt
it.
I included more info of the system in th
Ivan Barrera A. wrote:
>> Please run flashrom -V to get more debugging info. Maybe it's
>> possible to add a board enable for the system, but I somehow
>> doubt it.
>
> I included more info of the system in the first mail of the thread ;)
Sorry. :\ Thanks for indulging me.
> [r...@g1 ~]# flashr
Peter Stuge escribió:
Ivan Barrera A. wrote:
Please run flashrom -V to get more debugging info. Maybe it's
possible to add a board enable for the system, but I somehow
doubt it.
I included more info of the system in the first mail of the thread ;)
Sorry. :\ Thanks for indulging me.
[r...@g
Ivan Barrera A. wrote:
>> It would be interesting if you could measure voltage on the flash
>> chip pins 7 and 8. GND is on pin 16 and 28. Pin 1 is top center by
>> the small mark on the chip, numbering is counter clockwise.
>
> Thats just with the laptop on, or when trying to read/write using
> fl
Peter Stuge escribió:
Ivan Barrera A. wrote:
flashrom is able to read from the flash chip.. but cannot
erase/write it.
Please run flashrom -V to get more debugging info. Maybe it's
possible to add a board enable for the system, but I somehow doubt
it.
I included more info of the system in th
Ivan Barrera A. escribió:
Hi !
Ive just joined the mailing list, to see if it is possible to get an
Asus G1 (laptop) use coreboot.
I recently killed my bios doing some experiments, so i desoldered the
chip, and put a nice socket. (it is a PLCC32). Also i have the equipment
needed to program this
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