On Tue, Apr 17, 2007 at 03:29:30PM +0200, ST wrote:
> I am not 100% sure that it's an pullup but quite.
Measure resistance to Vdd with power off and power on, perhaps
something can be learned.
> I suspect that INIT# is not connected to the SuperIO since there is
> also RST for the same functiona
Hi
> Yes, I'm talking about the output driver, in the chipset, that is
> connected to INIT#.
I am not 100% sure that it's an pullup but quite.
I suspect that INIT# is not connected to the SuperIO since there is also RST
for the same functionality and since this board looks like a non finished
Du
On Tue, Apr 17, 2007 at 02:45:53PM +0200, ST wrote:
> Hi
> > Could you try also with a resistor, instead of shorting directly to
> > ground? About 10k. That would be nicer to the chipset output drivers.
> > (I wanted to desolder the pin completely for that reason too.)
>
> I'm am only shorting the
Hi
> Could you try also with a resistor, instead of shorting directly to
> ground? About 10k. That would be nicer to the chipset output drivers.
> (I wanted to desolder the pin completely for that reason too.)
I'm am only shorting the *input* pin #init to ground which is pulled up by a
pull-up res
Hi,
On Tue, Apr 17, 2007 at 09:55:03AM +0200, ST wrote:
> I am pretty happy that i can report success!
Cool.
> The solution is quite neat and i think it is easier than
> desoldering a PLCC32 chip. Soldering is of curse still required but
> no desoldering.
My idea was to just desolder the INIT#
Hi Beth
> One question, how did you disabled the soldered bios?, ( I think that
> something related with the #init pin, but how? )
I didn't, i just pulled it to ground. But i will post s.t. detailed hopefully
tomorrow.
> Well again congratulations, regardsss.
:-)
ST
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HI ST, :D congratulations, I imagine that you had passed some busy days ;).
I am waiting for the processor & ram for the board and in a few days I
try it too :).
One question, how did you disabled the soldered bios?, ( I think that
something related with the #init pin, but how? )
Well again cong
Hi Stefan
>> I will post the details as time permits.
> Could you write a small Howto describing what and how you did this?
As i wrote, yes but not now.
ST
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* ST <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070417 09:55]:
> Hi
>
> I am pretty happy that i can report success! Ok, i still don't have any
> Linuxbios running... but yesterday i received the flashchips for the
> GA-M57SLI board. Already programmed with the F8 version of the original bios.
> The onboard bios was
Hi
I am pretty happy that i can report success! Ok, i still don't have any
Linuxbios running... but yesterday i received the flashchips for the
GA-M57SLI board. Already programmed with the F8 version of the original bios.
The onboard bios was flashed to the F7 version. I have soldered a PLCC32
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