the bios chip is built into the board, but would the bios bootblock not work? is there any way to check for a bootblock? this is a good computer and I do not want to kill it.
On Mon, May 10, 2010 at 12:31 PM, Anders Jenbo <[email protected]> wrote: > To improve the support a bit navigate to coreboot/util/getpir/ and run > make, then run ./getpir (on the GX1), this will generate a irq_tables.c > file. Copy it to your folder, and add the following to the first section > of your Kconfig. > > select HAVE_PIRQ_TABLE > > Once you have done this you should be ready to compile CoreBoot and > flash it on to your board. > If the flashing fails or the compiled ROM doesn't work for your board > could be unable to boot, so it is strongly recommended that you find or > buy a similar ROM chip so that you have a working backup in case > something goes wrong. > > -Anders > > -- Cooper
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