Hello everyone,
I'm "bumping" my own thread already, as I realized that .txt may just as
well be the only supported (or allowed) format for attachments. Apologies to
all, it was a clumsy beginner's error in judgement. I promise to do
something about those excessive spacings between the paragraphs as well, by
using a Plain Text format from now on.
I copy/pasted the summary of my findings into .txt file ("Sun Ultra 40 M2 &
coreboot - Brief Summary"), but I'm not sure if the attachment will get
through (a brief HOW-TO would be nice ... I couldn't find anything on the
subject). The latest status table for Ultra 40 M2 board, that I was able to
find, is at the link below (to serve as a reference to my initial post
content):
https://www.coreboot.org/Board:sunw/ultra40m2
Kind regards,
Bostjan
Sun Ultra 40 M2 & coreboot Brief Summary (14.07.2018)
1.) Coreboot site: References to Sun Ultra 40 M2:
1.1.) Retired Coreboot Wiki site (viewed in July 2018);
Link: https://www.coreboot.org/Welcome_to_coreboot
When site/page accessed through a link (Google search result), titled
Board:sunw/ultra40m2 - coreboot«, search string: coreboot+status+ultra+40+m2:
Link: https://www.coreboot.org/Board:sunw/ultra40m2 (Last edited in July 2015);
1.1.1.) Sub-menu Supported boards -> Page Mainboards supported by coreboot«:
Sun Ultra 40 M2 board is not listed anymore, just the Tyans retail server
counterpart (Thunder n3600R S2912 ; coreboot status: Unknown);
Link: https://coreboot.org/status/board-status.html
1.1.2.) Sub-menu Support, then Board status pages -> Page
Board:sunw/ultra40m2;
Link: https://www.coreboot.org/Board:sunw/ultra40m2
1.2.) Page »Mainboards supported by coreboot« (viewed in July 2018):
Link: coreboot.org/status/board-status.html ;
Page accesed directly from the new coreboot.org site;
There's no reference to Sun Ultra 40 M2 Board;
1.3.) Coreboot release notes (viewed in July 2018):
Page accessed from the new coreboot site;
"Announcing coreboot 4.3"
"Added 14 mainboards:"
...
...
"sunw/ultra40m2: Native init Dual AMD K8 Processors & Nvidia MCP55 SB"
NOTE: None of the release notes, for the subsequent stable releases, mention
removal of Sun Ultra 40 M2 board, from the list of coreboot supported boards.
2.) GitHub;
2.1.) rockchip-linux/coreboot:
Page: "coreboot/src/mainboard/sunw/ultra40m2/" (Master)
Latest commit: 82d9a31 on Jan 21 2016
Link:
https://github.com/rockchip-linux/coreboot/tree/master/src/mainboard/sunw/ultra40m2
2.2.) coreboot/coreboot (Viewed in July 2018);
Page "coreboot/src/mainboard/" (Branch: 4.8_branch):
The 'sunw' folder still exists, with commits related to Ultra 40 and
Ultra 40 M2 boards (2 months old).
Page: coreboot/src/mainboard/ (Branch: Master):
The 'sunw' folder no longer exists.
3.) Flashrom support:
Link:
https://www.flashrom.org/Template:Flashrom_supported_chips_and_devices#Supported_mainboards
Page: Template:Flashrom supported chips and devices;
Last updated: June 2018;
Sub-menu "Supported mainboards" ... "Sun Ultra 40 M2", Status: OK;
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