let's talk about that patch one more time before we commit.
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Hi Dave,
> I tried this and...it worked! My simple test program is below. Linuxbios
> puts the smb stuff at 0xf00 and it is already enabled (at least in my patch).
> So all I had to do was do the outb's to get it to work. Thanks *very* much.
Execellent. I will integrate it to the v1 tree. Thank
Here is what I did to integrate this into linuxbios. I
created the following file
src/mainboard/via/epia-m/smbusenable.inc
/* Useful macros PCIBUS, and SMBUS functions for getting DRAM going. */
/* courtesy Eric Biederman of linuxnetworx.com */
#define CS_WRITE_BYTE(addr, byte) \
movl $add
Andrew Ip wrote:
>Have you checked out the clock connected to LPC? On W311, FS2 can be
>set to 24 or 48 MHz. It could be the problem, since I have similar problem
>with USB on a custom cle266 board. FYI, it can be programmed thru smb.
>Here is from we have done to program the USB clock.
>...
>
Hi Dave,
Have you checked out the clock connected to LPC? On W311, FS2 can be
set to 24 or 48 MHz. It could be the problem, since I have similar problem
with USB on a custom cle266 board. FYI, it can be programmed thru smb.
Here is from we have done to program the USB clock.
#define SMB_BAS
>I don't know what the problem is, I don't have an EPIA-M yet.
>...
>Are your sure the clock source for the superio or uart is the same for
>linuxbios and award?
>The "emulator for VGA bios" will actually run anything...
If sending you an epia-m would mean you'd begin looking at it I'll
get yo
I don't know what the problem is, I don't have an EPIA-M yet.
One thing you could do with a PCI analyzer is watch the ins and outs and
look for a magic setting.
Are your sure the clock source for the superio or uart is the same for
linuxbios and award?
disassembly is a bad idea.
The "emula
I am at my wits end regarding how to get the serial ports on the epia-m to
run at full 115,200 baud rate. Here is a summary of what is known:
1) The serial ports are driven by the VT1211 superio chip.
2) Under AWARD bios the serial ports are capable of 115,200 operation.
3) Under linuxbios they ca
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