> Second thing I have got the BIOS writer guide for STPC > So If I think I changes the replaces the code of STPC_ELITE > for that of STPC_ATLAS then I can make it for STPC_ATLAS
If you are going to have to do a lot of re-write work I encourage you to start over with V2. V1 is a dead end product and will be very difficult for the linuxbios developers to support you as we are all focusing on V2. V2 is so much nicer to work with compared to V1. In V2 almost everything is in C rather than assembly, even all your RAM init code is C due to Eric's marvelous romcc which is a C compiler designed to use registers rather than RAM. The STPC Atlas is basically a fast cryix 486 so I don't know what impact that has on romcc due to its smaller register set and if its been tested on that arch much but its shouldn't be too much effort to make it work. Right Eric? I'll be happy to help you with V2. We have several boards that use the Atlas here at bitworks and I'd love to see them boot linuxbios rather than what we are using now. However, since what I have now works I don't have much leverage at spending developemnt $$ on replacing it. It would be really nice however to be able to boot from IDE CD-ROM or USB which is something our current BIOS can't do. But I have systems that I can test on and help you get V2 up and going. -- Richard A. Smith _______________________________________________ Linuxbios mailing list Linuxbios@clustermatic.org http://www.clustermatic.org/mailman/listinfo/linuxbios
