On Mon, 7 Mar 2005, Dmitriy Budko wrote:
So, you don't need it for production systems, only for development,
do you?
I would say so.
How difficult is it to port Intel 440BX chipset support from
V1 to V2?
easy. Been done. Ask Richard Smith.
It seems to me that supporting a new SIO
On Mon, 7 Mar 2005, Richard Smith wrote:
Yep. not to bad. I've got the beginnings of the port already done. I
got hung up on getting my dump_spd routine to return somthing else
besides zero. Its really wierd. I can actually see the data on the
SMbus happening but I don't ever seem to
As I found on some chipsets, the CPU can be too fast, and it should:
1. start op
2. wait for 'smbus active' indicator to go to 1
3. wait for 'smbus active' indicator to go to 0
is this by any chance your problem?
The code is basiclly a port of the working V1 assembly code converted
to C.
How difficult is it to port Intel 440BX chipset support from
V1 to V2?
easy. Been done. Ask Richard Smith.
Been working on it. Not even close to done.
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Subject: Re: Does anybody needs LinuxBIOS for VMware virtual machines?
As I found on some chipsets, the CPU can be too fast, and it should:
1. start op
2. wait for 'smbus active' indicator to go to 1
3. wait for 'smbus active' indicator to go to 0
is this by any chance your problem?
The code
On Tue, 8 Mar 2005 10:31:41 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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If you haven't already tried... maybe a few out's to port 0x80 to slow things
down.
Thats a pretty quick and easy test. I'll do that in a bit and see what happens.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you haven't already tried... maybe a few out's to port 0x80 to slow
things down.
Thats a pretty quick and easy test. I'll do that in a bit and see what
happens.
No change. I still get all 0xff's (not all zeros like I said earlier)
I think I'm a victim
On Mon, 2005-03-07 at 22:05, Richard Smith wrote:
How difficult is it to port Intel 440BX chipset support from
V1 to V2?
Not terribly hard. It is more of a time/desire thing. Does vmware
accurately simulate what is required to bring memory up or do we
Yep. not to bad. I've got
I think I'll just clean this structure up a bit ... it's just an smbus
controller ... how hard can it be?
It was more like. Hey this is known to work and it looks like it does
exaclty the same thing. All I have to do change the bits.
PC hardware. blech.
I don't have any 440
You should. What did you do with my XMS system I sent you long ago?
oh, I still have it.
ok, I'll try to bring it out and revive it.
Ok. I'll whip up a patch for v2 and send it to you.
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Ok. I'll whip up a patch for v2 and send it to you.
I'm trying to do a cvs diff command that will show all the new files
I've added to my V2 tree. Whats the magic options?
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From: Eric W. Biederman
Does vmware
accurately simulate what is required to bring memory up or do we
get to short cut that. If the latter the porting could be done
very quickly. Memory initialization is generally the hard part,
of a LinuxBIOS port and would likely be trivial under
Dmitriy Budko [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
From: Eric W. Biederman
Does vmware
accurately simulate what is required to bring memory up or do we
get to short cut that. If the latter the porting could be done
very quickly. Memory initialization is generally the hard part,
of a
On Mon, 7 Mar 2005, Dmitriy Budko wrote:
Does anybody needs LinuxBIOS for VMware virtual machines?
If you want it please describe why do you want it.
it would sure make it easier to do full-up sims of linuxbios-equipped
systems.
ron
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* Dmitriy Budko [EMAIL PROTECTED] [050307 22:28]:
Does anybody needs LinuxBIOS for VMware virtual machines?
If you want it please describe why do you want it.
This sounds very interesting. Having a possibility to test
LinuxBIOS+payload in vmware would allow easy and comfortable
payload
From: Ronald G. Minnich
On Mon, 7 Mar 2005, Dmitriy Budko wrote:
Does anybody needs LinuxBIOS for VMware virtual machines?
If you want it please describe why do you want it.
it would sure make it easier to do full-up sims of linuxbios-equipped
systems.
So, you don't need it for
Dmitriy Budko [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
From: Ronald G. Minnich
On Mon, 7 Mar 2005, Dmitriy Budko wrote:
Does anybody needs LinuxBIOS for VMware virtual machines?
If you want it please describe why do you want it.
it would sure make it easier to do full-up sims of
How difficult is it to port Intel 440BX chipset support from
V1 to V2?
Not terribly hard. It is more of a time/desire thing. Does vmware
accurately simulate what is required to bring memory up or do we
Yep. not to bad. I've got the beginnings of the port already done. I
got hung up on
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