Ronald G Minnich wrote: > > The bigger problem is that while the code varies where it expects to see > linuxbios, the scripts always start it at block 2. This is really bad. > > I think for future-proofing linuxbios we should always start linuxbios > at block 16 (i.e. at 8192 bytes). That should cover us for a very long > time. I would like to hear what Ollie thinks first however. Ollie, can we > just always start linuxbios at block 16? or is there some DoC in the works > that will cause trouble? >
I don't have any opnion on this. But I expect DoC with various block size, IPL size comming, what are we going to do with that. > hardwaremain.c is my next thing to check out. I can't even figure out > where a post of 0x30 comes from. > OOPS, the only 0x30 post sees to be ollie freebios 34:grep -r 30 * | grep post src/mainboard/gigabit/ga-6bxc/crt0.S: intel_chip_post_macro(0x30) Ollie
