Could I trouble the list, and you three gentleman in particular, for a
list of E7501 motherboards which have worked for you? It would really help
me out so that I don't have to figure out what exactly is wrong with this
SuperMicro X5DPL-iGM in a short amount of time, as any E7501 working would
There was some talk about the geode GX1 line here, so I thought people
might be interested in the fact that AMD has purchased national's GX1
line, so hopefully in the near future there will be some hardware fixes
for the current problems programmers have to deal with.
Brian G Rhodes
[EMAIL
Ron,
I have verfied that if I disable the XIP... in old config tool, the image
produced will make the option table not accessiable after reboot too.
Regards
Yinghai Lu
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* Eric W. Biederman [EMAIL PROTECTED] [030806 05:47]:
There are a couple of sides of this.
1) Anyone who supports Linux on non-x86 generally has a reasonable
Linux driver that does not need an option rom to set anything up.
This includes most hardware raid vendors.
Still, this is not
Hi all- I am trying to get myself up to speed on server management in a Linux environment and in my research I keep running across your e-mail list serve. I have been doing a lot of reading and many times the information I am reading is contradictory. I am looking for some definitive answers on
* James Weir [EMAIL PROTECTED] [030810 18:14]:
I have included below the output from the console when attempting to
boot linuxbios, it always seems to just hang at this point... any
pointers... I am on an EPIA-M1 board.
Initializing PCI devices...
PCI devices initialized
totalram: 127M
ron minnich [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The PIRQ is indeed wrong. So I booted a bproc phase 2 configured with
IO-APIC support and all is well, since the _MP_ is correct.
Gee, this is nice.
I guess what we should do is dynamically generate PIRQ from the _MP_
table?
That's for later.
On Thu, 7 Aug 2003, Steve Gehlbach wrote:
is disconcerting to see that linux is starting to use BIOS calls in some
places, like power management stuff (AFAIR).
that's a big mistake ...
ron
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Although luck of documentation is the problem the project faces,
the source and the list archive are always open to people.
If you investigate them yourself first, then ask,
you will get more helpful response.
On Sat, Aug 09, 2003 at 11:33:48PM -0700, John Praveen wrote:
What
Greetings,
I solved that for payloads built from the baremetal toolkit. They create a
simple data structure at the top of RAM with a signature in it so that the
first payload to run will know to set it up.
Each payload is expected to take what it needs from the top of available
memory and alter
So at first glance the static device tree seems to be pretty
usable so now I am investigating what needs to happen to merge
the device trees.
There is one large area of mismatch though that I don't know
if I want to do something about or not. Currently the static
device tree is by chip. And
David Barr wrote:
I have access to a fairly largish supply of A22-M series, and as
president of my local student ACM chapter (named Beta Iota Tau,
nerdily enough) am desparately searching for more projects for the
upcoming semester/year.
Also take a look at the flash. If it's
Hi,
I've got a Gigabyte BX2000 mainboard with an Intel BX chipset.
It has a so called dual bios which means that there is a backup bios
from which you can recover your main bios if flashing failed or something
other happend to it.
Do you know if I can use LinuxBios on this board or should I try
YhLu [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Eric,
Under 4G RAM linusbios_tables occupy 0x500-0xae0, cmos_util can find
option_table even after rebooting.
Under 6G RAM linuxbios_tables occupy 0x500-0xaf4, cmos_util can find
option_table after power on but can not find it after rebooting.
The only
Hello from Gregg C Levine
I don't know why, Andrew, but the patch your company supplied via the
FTP site, for the 2.4.19 kernel, applied correctly, and I was able to
build the kernel. But the expected event didn't work. When I issued a
kexec kernel.elf, which was built using the latest version of
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