If I stick with this requirement that the VGA roms get supported by an
external ELF piece, I have to do this:
linuxbios - external ELF bit that does VGA ROMs - some other bit that
loads linux from flash - linux
I tend to agree with Sone that much of these functions should be seperated
Hello,
I think this link can help you:
http://www.8ung.at/spblinux/concept.htm#usb
There is an part about usb storage media and linux kernel...
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To answer one of my own questions - The flash chip in the Bios Savior
RD1-PMC4 is the PMC Pm49FL004. (Manufacturer ID: 0=0x9D, 2=0x7F; Device
ID 1=0x6E)
http://www.pmcflash.com/resource_center/docs/Pm49FL002%2D004%2D008%20V1%2E1%2Epdf
Regards,
Jeff
Ron,
After swap _ROMBASE etc to after ROM_SECTION_SIZE and ROM_SECTION_OFFSET. I
can switch to the normal mode.
But in fallback mode and normal mode ( after reboot) still got problem.
~ # cmos_util -d
# The CMOS Definition table was not found in ram
# CMOS definition table was not found in RAM
On Thu, 7 Aug 2003, Stefan Reinauer wrote:
It looks to me like it's a bad idea[tm] to set the resource map at all
before knowing anything about the machine's resources.
Is this the right time to fill out the probe and present stuff that
Greg mentioned for the static cpu map?
ron
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