> Unfortunatly I get different checksums, always if I reboot. > > For example, > > 85fd86, 8f753d > > I don't no why, I use the same bios and the same configuration for the > rest and get different checksums, that should be inpossible.
Not if you really aren't copying the stuff to RAM. Rememer its not ROM you are looking at but the ROM shadowed into RAM. So its possible that you are checksuming the contents of RAM that has not be initialized. That would produce the results you see. Have you looked at the area in RAM where this stuff is supposed to be? I'm not near a machine that I can look up the command line but use 'hd' to look at the contents of /dev/ram starting at 0x0c0000 and see if the next 64k are really what you think they should be. You could also might use 'dd' and then 'diff' it against your vbios image. -- Richard A. Smith -- LinuxBIOS mailing list LinuxBIOS@openbios.org http://www.openbios.org/mailman/listinfo/linuxbios
