Pierre Ossman wrote:
> On Fri, 29 Aug 2008 11:20:03 -0700
> "Brandeburg, Jesse" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
>> 
>> hm, this article points to the ibautil program which can restore your
>> eeprom, I didn't know we had this available (and I'm not sure if it
>> will work on your hardware)  This tool is from my group, as is the
>> eeupdate program, but I'm not sure you should trust the
>> ftp.extensa.ru site.  If you download that eeupdate tool be sure to
>> check it for viruses/malware. 
>> 
> 
> I tried loading the driver when the hardware had link, but that did
> jack all. Then I tried the ibautil, which caused the device to fall of
> the PCI bus...
> 
> I take I'm royally screwed at this point?

I wasn't sure if it would work with your hardware, I'm sorry to see that
it did not.

I do know that the system flash is what contains our eeprom so even
though the device is not visible on the bus it is likely you can restore
the flash information using another utility, like a BIOS
upgrade/downgrade.

The only suggestions I have left are for you to try a bios
downgrade/upgrade.  I do know that internally we have been able to
rescue machines from this state, but external tools may not be
available.


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