On Wed, 17 Sep 2003, Niki Waibel wrote:
> yes. i got the point. but to be sure we need to know _how_ a ddr
> is initialized. so the question is -- who knows how to init a ddr?
we do. It's all over the newer mobos.
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On Wed, 17 Sep 2003, Niki Waibel wrote:
> could you send me / point me to some more info about init a ddr?
look at the linuxbios ddr code ;-)
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>> who knows how to init a ddr?
> It is already checked in. Checkout the memory init code under
> vt8623.
ok. this means that vt8623 == cle266?
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Hi Niki,
> yes. i got the point. but to be sure we need to know _how_ a ddr
> is initialized. so the question is -- who knows how to init a ddr?
It is already checked in. Checkout the memory init code under
vt8623.
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>> what is so complex with ddr?
>> could you send me / point me to some more info about init a ddr?
>> or ask the guys at via?
> It is the hardware limitation since the ddr init code probably does
> not fit in ipl area of DOC which is only 512byte .
yes. i got the point. but to be sure we need to
Hi Niki,
> what is so complex with ddr?
> could you send me / point me to some more info about init a ddr?
> or ask the guys at via?
It is the hardware limitation since the ddr init code probably does
not fit in ipl area of DOC which is only 512byte .
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>> More steps are required to init DDR. It might not fit
>> in 512 bytes.
>
> oops, I forgot the DDR nightmare. I think DoC is out for EPIA-M.
what is so complex with ddr?
could you send me / point me to some more info about init a ddr?
or ask the guys at via?
niki
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>> i think that the CLE266 (epia-m) is quite different then the vt8601.
>> right now i've no idea about northbringes, but i hope that will change soon :)
>
> doubtful, I have found lots of reuse of cores in these norhtbridges. But
> I'm willing to be convinced :-)
>
>> where did the ppl (who hav
On Wed, 17 Sep 2003, Andrew Ip wrote:
> More steps are required to init DDR. It might not fit
> in 512 bytes.
oops, I forgot the DDR nightmare. I think DoC is out for EPIA-M.
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Hi,
> > I think EPIA-M is even harder to fit into IPL.
> why do you think so?
More steps are required to init DDR. It might not fit
in 512 bytes.
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On Tue, 16 Sep 2003, Niki Waibel wrote:
> i think that the CLE266 (epia-m) is quite different then the vt8601.
> right now i've no idea about northbringes, but i hope that will change soon :)
doubtful, I have found lots of reuse of cores in these norhtbridges. But
I'm willing to be convinced :-)
Hi,
> > where can i get more info in how to init the mem on a
> > epia-m? do i have to rev eng the bios?
> read the linuxbios source, of course!
I think EPIA-M is even harder to fit into IPL.
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>> where can i get more info in how to init the mem on a
>> epia-m? do i have to rev eng the bios?
>
> src/northbridge/via/vt8601/ipl.S is code that worked for the vt8601 2
> years ago for DoC uses.
>
> Not guaranteed to work with all DRAM. The 8601 is very tricky.
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>> > where can i get more info in how to init the mem on a
>> > epia-m? do i have to rev eng the bios?
>> read the linuxbios source, of course!
> I think EPIA-M is even harder to fit into IPL.
why do you think so?
niki
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On Tue, 16 Sep 2003, Niki Waibel wrote:
> where can i get more info in how to init the mem on a
> epia-m? do i have to rev eng the bios?
src/northbridge/via/vt8601/ipl.S is code that worked for the vt8601 2
years ago for DoC uses.
Not guaranteed to work with all DRAM. The 8601 is very tricky.
On Tue, 16 Sep 2003, Niki Waibel wrote:
> where can i get more info in how to init the mem on a
> epia-m? do i have to rev eng the bios?
>
read the linuxbios source, of course!
ron
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>> i am currently playing with this. my epia-m has no DIP32 socket. i
>> decided to use a DIP2PLCC adapter to use the MD2802-D08. so i can plug
>> it directly into the bios socket.
>
> please remember, getting to work in the socket is the easy part. Getting
> epia support for memory up and runnin
On Tue, 16 Sep 2003, Niki Waibel wrote:
> i am currently playing with this. my epia-m has no DIP32 socket. i
> decided to use a DIP2PLCC adapter to use the MD2802-D08. so i can plug
> it directly into the bios socket.
please remember, getting to work in the socket is the easy part. Getting
epia
> does anybody have experience with DOC's on an Epia-M board? I read in a previous
> message (
> http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg03307.html )
> that the DOC Millennium 8MB Module MD2802-D08 might work.
> Can anybody confirm
> this?
i am currently playing with this.
my epia-m has
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Hallo,
does anybody have experience with DO
Hallo,
does anybody have experience with DOC's on an Epia-M
board? I read in a previous message ( http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg03307.html ) that the DOC Millennium 8MB Module MD2802-D08 might work. Can
anybody confirm
this?
They also say I need a ZIF socket, which makes
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