Hi all,
I found out the output error messages due to missing interrupts are not
responsible for hanging windows boot.
Since QEMU is able to support win2k and winXP using a full bochs bios, I
have been investigating all the initialization done in the file
rombios32.cin order to find out what has
On 07.06.2007 23:01, Uwe Hermann wrote:
The Super I/O patch is committed as r2714, the JUKI-511P code in r2716,
both with minor cosmetic changes.
I also renamed the directory to juki-511p (minus vs. underscore).
The abuild of your checkin fails. Any reasons for that?
Regards,
Carl-Daniel
On Fri, Jun 08, 2007 at 04:48:32PM +0200, Carl-Daniel Hailfinger wrote:
On 07.06.2007 23:01, Uwe Hermann wrote:
The Super I/O patch is committed as r2714, the JUKI-511P code in r2716,
both with minor cosmetic changes.
I also renamed the directory to juki-511p (minus vs. underscore).
Hi,
On Tue, Jun 05, 2007 at 05:26:31AM -0400, Corey Osgood wrote:
BTW, i810 will be on its way again soon, I'm trying to
get vga working first.
Please post your current patch. Let's get a somewhat stable version
into svn first and fix remaining issues later. The patches will be a
lot smaller
Here is a patch to add limited acpi support to the epia board. This is
purely for testing purposes. I can't guarantee it will work, however on
my 500Mhz Epia board it seems to be ok. There are changes to the
mainboard Config/Options.lb so you will need to rebuild the target,
before
* Peter Stuge [EMAIL PROTECTED] [070608 20:12]:
It does work for several other VGA BIOSes. They probably do not try
to switch to PM.
So I guess x86emu doesn't handle protected mode.
Could vm86 work instead of x86emu?
worth a try. The code could be ported over from via/epia-m.
Maybe we
