Eric,
Yes, I'm reading the CPU documentation now.
I found the code in northbridge/amd/amdk8 seems only support single node
now. So step you will add SMP support via MACRO define. ( CONFIG_SMP and
CPU_NUM ). Is it right?
Regards
Yinghai Lu
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YhLu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Ron,
>
> I have tried the romimage in AMD solo 7 MB, and the LinuxBIOS can boot until
> Etherboot. So the ROM image I built should be OK.
There are a lot of hard codes that need to removed, in that code.
It is only appropriate for developers wanting to improve
Ron,
I have tried the romimage in AMD solo 7 MB, and the LinuxBIOS can boot until
Etherboot. So the ROM image I built should be OK.
The Tyan s2880 has two CPUs and supported dual channel DDR. The Opteron CPU
is for Server/workstation and The cpu for AMD solo is for desktop
(Crawhammer).
Any advi
Hello again from Gregg C Levine
Then he, and Eric, (Who I've met.), have my blessings. And yes,
Welcome Stefan.
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"The Force will be with you...Always." Obi-Wan Kenobi
"Use the Force, Luk
The newest LinuxBIOS developer is Stefan Reinauer, who has been a
supporter for years and is now heavily involved in K8 development (along,
of course, with Eric Biederman).
Welcome, Stefan!
thanks
ron
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I can't seem to get my freakin PS/2 mouse to work.
The mouse is attached to the NSC pc87351 superIO and as far as I can
tell is fully enabled. But when I run gpm I never see any activity on
MClk and MData. strace reports that gpm alarms out on a read waiting
for the mouse to respond to the d
On Thu, 19 Jun 2003, Stefan wrote:
> What does this mean, I'm a newbie ;)
these are linux commands.
man lspci
ron
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On Thursday 19 June 2003 12:02 pm, Stefan wrote:
> What does this mean, I'm a newbie ;)
It means you should type the two commands "lspci" and "lspci -v" on the
machine you would like to run LinuxBIOS on, and then post the results back to
this list so we can see what bits are on the motherboard
On Thursday 19 June 2003 14:02, Stefan wrote:
> What does this mean, I'm a newbie ;)
:)))
No pleast type in your linux system:
lspci
and then:
lspci -v
And copy paste the output of these 2 command and send it here to
analyse exact ly what chipset have you MB !!
We dont know what chipsed
The assumption is that you could install Linux on the motherboard.
lspci command is a Linux utility, which gives out the pci/device details.
You may need to type it from root and send it across.
See man lspci on Linux or google for lspci on web.
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What does this mean, I'm a
* Stefan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [030619 13:02]:
> What does this mean, I'm a newbie ;)
>
> >lspci
> >lspci -v
You are supposed to execute these commands and send the output to the
list. It lists all PCI devices in your system, making sure that the
north and southbridge you have is supported _before_
What does this mean, I'm a newbie ;)
ron minnich wrote:
lspci first :-0
lspci
lspci -v
ron
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