> Right. Some board manufacturers call the 785G "RS785", and AMD's own > website doesn't have a clear list of which codename corresponds to which > product name. Running a search on AMD's website comes up pretty empty. > OTOH, RS880 is mentioned in the RS780 RPR, so we can assume it works > with the existing code (and IIRC one board in the tree uses 785G, so > that assumption is safe). > > >> Sorted by codename, the chipsets I can find are* >> Codename Product Name Documentation? >> RS690 AMD 690G chipset x[2] >> RS690C AMD 690V chipset x[2] >> RS690E AMD M690E chipset x[2] >> RS690M AMD M690 chipset x[2] >> RS690MC AMD M690V chipset x[2] >> RS690T AMD M690T chipset x[2] >> RS740 AMD 740G chipset >> RX740 AMD 740 chipset > > Some stuff about AMD 740 family in wikipedia is simply crap/rumor. > Basically, AMD 740 is AMD 690 with a smaller process size and slightly > updated graphics core. AFAIK you can use the AMD 690 code without > problems after adding one PCI ID. > > >> RD780 AMD 790X chipset >> RS780 AMD 780G chipset x[1] >> RS780C AMD 780V chipset x[1] >> RS780D AMD 790GX chipset x[1] >> RS780E AMD 780E chipset x[1] >> RS780L AMD 760G chipset >> RS780M AMD M780G chipset x[1] >> RS780MC AMD M780V chipset x[1] >> RX780 AMD 770 chipset >> RX781 AMD M770 chipset x[1] >> RD790 AMD 790FX chipset >> RS880 AMD 785G chipset >>
So realistically how soon can I expect practical RS880/785G support, if not already? My dev machine/home server/HTPC rocks a Asus M4A785TD-M EVO with this chipset. I'll assemble a dump later but it sports, off my head: Phenom II X4 965 AMD 785G IT8705 superio and some ACPI interface to it for hardware monitoring - I wonder if I can work that interface into my P2B-LS :P 8Mbit SPI flash, socketed Cheers Keith -- coreboot mailing list: [email protected] http://www.coreboot.org/mailman/listinfo/coreboot
