subject:"\[coreboot\] how Coreboot keeps the right offsets of the sections"

Re: [coreboot] how Coreboot keeps the right offsets of the sections

2011-02-10 Thread Stefan Reinauer

* Peter Stuge pe...@stuge.se [110209 20:44]: I checked the content of build/coreboot.rom and the last byte was 0x0a!! Which is written probably on the top of our EEPROM. Right? but src/arch/i386/init/ldscript.ld specifies the last byte as 0x00!! SECTIONS { _ROMTOP = 0xfff0;

Re: [coreboot] how Coreboot keeps the right offsets of the sections

2011-02-09 Thread Peter Stuge

ali hagigat wrote: the top content of ROM, like 0xff00 is probably written from the beginning of coreboot.rom No. ali hagigat wrote: How the file coreboot.rom is written on BIOS chip logically? Exactly the same way all other firmware images are written to flash chips on PCs, and all