Hello again from Gregg C Levine
Thought you should know, that I've built my copy of the Bare Metal
bootloader. According to your notes below, it gets used with an Ether
boot, and the memory tester. And that I'd need to build my Linux BIOS
builds with that serial setting turned on. One quick questio
On Thu, 2003-03-20 at 00:12, Andrew Ip wrote:
> > Eric set up a nice infrastructure for CMOS, and we have not yet used it.
> > Sounds like we now have an application. I would like to have the LinuxBIOS
> > code that uses the CMOS written in C, however. How late in the boot
> > process can you en
On Thu, 2003-03-20 at 00:03, Ronald G. Minnich wrote:
> On Wed, 19 Mar 2003, Andrew Ip wrote:
>
> > There are 3 pci slots on m758/m787. If I want to use all 3 slots, I need
> > to disable audio/modem. However, some applications might not want to disable
> > audio. Even storing IRQ assignment is
On Thu, 20 Mar 2003, Andrew Ip wrote:
> For most cases, it probably needs to be done before PCI probing. Besides,
> should we follow normal bios layout, or should we have our own.
we should have our own, but follow the conventions established for, e.g.,
the supermicro boards.
ron
> Eric set up a nice infrastructure for CMOS, and we have not yet used it.
> Sounds like we now have an application. I would like to have the LinuxBIOS
> code that uses the CMOS written in C, however. How late in the boot
> process can you enable/disable this hardware and have it work correctly
On Wed, 19 Mar 2003, Andrew Ip wrote:
> There are 3 pci slots on m758/m787. If I want to use all 3 slots, I need
> to disable audio/modem. However, some applications might not want to disable
> audio. Even storing IRQ assignment is also very useful for debugging
> purpose. Storing boot option
> There are actually two cases. The first case is that you never want some
> feature enable because of the motherboard design. The second is that you
> want some features enabled/disabled.
There are 3 pci slots on m758/m787. If I want to use all 3 slots, I need
to disable audio/modem. However,
On Wed, 19 Mar 2003, Andrew Ip wrote:
> I guess this is me :). I'll try it and send the result back to
> the list. However, we should also think about other way to
> enable/disable devices without rebuilding LinuxBIOS. Is it
> possible to do it with cmos like normal bios?
>
There are actual
> I don't have any more neither :~(. Adrew, can you test it ?
I guess this is me :). I'll try it and send the result back to
the list. However, we should also think about other way to
enable/disable devices without rebuilding LinuxBIOS. Is it
possible to do it with cmos like normal bios?
-An
> In case that finally i haven't the motherboard that i need for Adlo ...,
> , which mothers boards i can use with LinuxBios and DoC (MD2802) ? some
> recommedation ..?
> ASUS CUA
> LeadTek Winfast 6300
> pcchips 810lmr
> Elite Group K7SEM
pcchips 787
pcchips 758
should also work.
-Andrew
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On Wed, 19 Mar 2003, Xavier Pegenaute wrote:
> ASUS CUA
CUA is fine with DOC
> LeadTek Winfast 6300
> pcchips 810lmr
> Elite Group K7SEM
these should all work.
ron
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Hello Ronald,
Wednesday, March 19, 2003, 2:18:54 AM, you wrote:
RGM> On Wed, 19 Mar 2003, Spirit wrote:
>> The patches are tested and work fine for me.
>> Do you want me to send them in?
RGM> yes.
Ok. Find them attached.
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Hello
!
looking through the
debug messages you've supplied, the problem seems to be with the image that
you've loaded.
The linuxbios +
etherboot seems to have worked fine - Etherboot hands over to your image just
after the 'rhine disable'
message.
Have you tried
bootin
Hello,
i know that ADLO is runing with Matsonic MS730E, but i'd like to try and
in my faculty they haven't this motherboard. Is running Adlo, in other
type of motherboard ..?
In case that finally i haven't the motherboard that i need for Adlo ...,
, which mothers boards i can use with LinuxBio
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