ron minnich wrote:
Hmmm Dunno about the SMP. Ron and Eric perhaps can comment on that
. I never messed with any of the smp stuff. Assuming the MSI board
dosen't have something flaky with the SMbus to gain access to the SPD it
should come up and "just work" YMMV of course.
smp has been w
On Fri, 5 Sep 2003, Richard Smith wrote:
> Hmmm Dunno about the SMP. Ron and Eric perhaps can comment on that
> . I never messed with any of the smp stuff. Assuming the MSI board
> dosen't have something flaky with the SMbus to gain access to the SPD it
> should come up and "just work"
ron minnich wrote:
The serial ports (and other stuff) are handled by a Winbond W83977TF
chip, which I suppose is connected to the PIIX4E's ISA bus...
the 83977ef is supported already.
What's the diff between a TF and EF?
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On Fri, 5 Sep 2003, Mike Westfall wrote:
> The serial ports (and other stuff) are handled by a Winbond W83977TF
> chip, which I suppose is connected to the PIIX4E's ISA bus...
the 83977ef is supported already.
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Jeff Noxon wrote:
I have an MSI board with a 440BX (BXmaster), and also a Dell PWS 210.
I'm particulary interested in getting the Dell to work. But the Dell
boxes are SMP...
Hmmm Dunno about the SMP. Ron and Eric perhaps can comment on that
. I never messed with any of the smp stuff. Assu
I have an MSI board with a 440BX (BXmaster), and also a Dell PWS 210.
I'm particulary interested in getting the Dell to work. But the Dell
boxes are SMP...
The MSI uses a Winbond W83977EF-AW, which is supported. Are most of
the BX boards really generic enough that they can be made to work easily
Mike Westfall wrote:
I don't see a superIO in your device listing though. What does your
serial ports?
Ok, I was blowing smoke.
The serial ports (and other stuff) are handled by a Winbond W83977TF
chip, which I suppose is connected to the PIIX4E's ISA bus...
Correct. The southbrige will pass
Mike Westfall wrote:
Richard Smith wrote:
I don't see a superIO in your device listing though. What does your
serial ports?
I'm assuming that legacy devices are taken care of by the PIIX4
southbridge (FW82371EB).
But I'm probably just blowing smoke, 'cause I don't really know...
Ok, I was
Richard Smith wrote:
I don't see a superIO in your device listing though. What does your
serial ports?
I'm assuming that legacy devices are taken care of by the PIIX4
southbridge (FW82371EB).
But I'm probably just blowing smoke, 'cause I don't really know...
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ron minnich wrote:
this will probably work just fine.
Hey, looks like you are from LANL, come by and say hello (we're in the
ACL)
Hey, cool. I'd love to see what you guys are up to. When would be a good
time?
On another note, the system I have here has its BIOS on a 256 kByte
32-pin PLCC flas
Mike Westfall wrote:
OK.. Linux installed.
Here's what I have:
00:00.0 Host bridge: Intel Corp. 440BX/ZX/DX - 82443BX/ZX/DX Host bridge
You appear to be good to go here. The 440 code in the LB 1 tree should
just work.
I don't see a superIO in your device listing though. What does your
serial
this will probably work just fine.
Hey, looks like you are from LANL, come by and say hello (we're in the
ACL)
ron
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Mike Westfall wrote:
Gregg C Levine wrote:
Hello from Gregg C Levine
Mike, can you provide some information on this beast? What's its
chosen processor? Also you'll need to run a "#lspci -v" for us (# mark
for shell prompt). Oh, and as a side note, nice to see you here.
OK, well I haven't actuall
Gregg C Levine wrote:
Hello from Gregg C Levine
Mike, can you provide some information on this beast? What's its
chosen processor? Also you'll need to run a "#lspci -v" for us (# mark
for shell prompt). Oh, and as a side note, nice to see you here.
OK, well I haven't actually got linux installed ye
Hello from Gregg C Levine
Mike, can you provide some information on this beast? What's its
chosen processor? Also you'll need to run a "#lspci -v" for us (# mark
for shell prompt). Oh, and as a side note, nice to see you here.
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