I try to running coreboot on HiFive Unleashed, but nothing come from uart.
I tested by the following steps:
1. Write hifive-unleashed-a00-1.0-2018-03-20.gpt to TF card.
2. Change MSEL to 11 and boot linux
3. Copy coreboot.rom via scp
4. Write coreboot.rom to /dev/mtd0 by flashcp.
5. Change
On Sun, Nov 25, 2018 at 9:25 AM wrote:
> I was thinking of contributing to the Board Status but i dont want to
> release any private data and wont contribute now. What is the usage of
> the world to know what mac address the people are using?
>
Thanks for pointing out these issues.
For what
Mike Banon wrote:
> CH341A is made by Jiangsu QinHeng Ltd., and there's a datasheet -
> http://www.anok.ceti.pl/download/ch341ds1.pdf - according to which
> this CH341A has just a few config registers, no internal memory for
> any firmware
It's a USB device; if you look at the USB protocol you'll
> Nico Huber wrote
> Did you check that with an STM or how can you tell?
CH341A is made by Jiangsu QinHeng Ltd., and there's a datasheet -
http://www.anok.ceti.pl/download/ch341ds1.pdf - according to which
this CH341A has just a few config registers, no internal memory for
any firmware - and these
On 25.11.18 23:40, Mike Banon wrote:
>> If u have an Raspi or Beaglebone laying around , they are also suitable for
>> flashing
> Although there's a problem with
> Raspi/Beaglebone/any-other-SBC(single.board.computer)-except-EOMA68 I
> have to mention - they're running the non-free binary blobs,
Mike Banon wrote:
> there's a problem with
> Raspi/Beaglebone/any-other-SBC(single.board.computer)-except-EOMA68 I
> have to mention - they're running the non-free binary blobs
You can't possibly be equating Broadcom to TI in terms of openness?
What's your experience with the actual products of
Hi Mike,
On 25.11.18 23:40, Mike Banon wrote:
> Hi Nico, please could you confirm that FT2232H (link to which you have
> provided) could work as a debug dongle? At "menuconfig" I only see
> USBDEBUG_DONGLE_FTDI_FT232H but not FT2232H , don't know how similar
> they are to each other
yes, it
Thanks for your answers!
Because I had an 10€ ebay coupon, I decided to buy a CH341A and a 10cm dupont
female-female cable for just 0,74€ ;)
Do you know how to check if the CH341A works correctly (like the correct
voltage etc.)?
Am So. 25. November 2018 23:40 CET, Mike Banon schrieb:
Hi
Hi Nico, please could you confirm that FT2232H (link to which you have
provided) could work as a debug dongle? At "menuconfig" I only see
USBDEBUG_DONGLE_FTDI_FT232H but not FT2232H , don't know how similar
they are to each other
@kinky_nekoboi:
> If u have an Raspi or Beaglebone laying around ,
If u have an Raspi or Beaglebone laying around , they are also suitable for
flashing
Am 25. November 2018 22:55:56 MEZ schrieb Nico Huber :
>Hi Yannik,
>
>On 25.11.18 20:05, Yannik Catalinac wrote:
>> For the SPI programmer I decided to use a CH341A, but when I search
>for
>> it there are
I've already raised this board_status.sh issue a few months earlier,
together with the proposed fix (which I forgot to transform into a
patch, perhaps because no one replied to me) -
https://mail.coreboot.org/pipermail/coreboot/2018-April/086488.html .
It could be hard to create an automatic
Hi Yannik,
On 25.11.18 20:05, Yannik Catalinac wrote:
> For the SPI programmer I decided to use a CH341A, but when I search for
> it there are different CH341A. Which one should I buy?
It shouldn't matter as long as it says to be compatible to SPI 25
series. There were reports about bad batches
On 25.11.18 18:24, j44...@goat.si wrote:
> the mac 70:3a:cb:bd:fd:e3 . This is probably some Google device his
> device is connecting to because the mac range is registered to Google
> Inc. Now i can lookup in public wifi databases and in some cases i then
> know where the users lives.
You can
I need to pick a better email client, or remember to say "reply all"
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From: Matt B
Date: Sun, Nov 25, 2018 at 2:59 PM
Subject: Re: [coreboot] Supported Motherboards
To:
I also don't see "drop it and if someone likes it they'll work to get it
back to
Hi all,
Just for your interest, there's a new POWER9-based mainboard from
Raptor called "Blackbird", with a much lower price point than the
TalosII which seems to be more desktop class than server oriented:
https://secure.raptorcs.com/content/BK1MB1/intro.html
There's also a 4-core and an
"Jay Talbott" writes:
> I know I don't post much here, but I feel like I need to chime in on this
> thread... Perhaps it's time that SysPro becomes a louder voice in the
> community.
>
> Bay Trail and Broadwell DE are both still very popular platforms, yet
> neither one of them meets the cut
Hello,
which hardware do you guys recommend for flashing a Lenovo Thinpad T530?
As far as I know you need three things:
1. SPI programmer with USB connection and USB cable
2. SOIC8 clip
3. cables to connect the SPI programmer and the SOIC8 clip
I'm sure with number 2, so I already bought a
On 2018-11-23 04:32 PM, Arthur Heymans wrote:
> Patrick Georgi via coreboot writes:
>
>> Am Fr., 23. Nov. 2018 um 14:43 Uhr schrieb Arthur Heymans
>> :
>>
>> I'd argue for requiring the following:
>>
>> In which time frame? The next release, ie May 2019? In two releases,
>> November 2019?
>>
>
j44...@goat.si writes:
> Hello. I got a MSI MS6178 mainboard for coreboot based on the official wiki
> page
> https://www.coreboot.org/Board:msi/ms6178
>
> I have followed the wiki to build coreboot but the board is missing in make
> menuconfig here: https://www.coreboot.org/Build_HOWTO
>
> Then
j44...@goat.si writes:
>
> I was thinking of contributing to the Board Status but i dont want to release
> any private data and wont contribute now. What is the usage of the world to
> know
> what mac address the people are using?
>
Feel free to edit the kernel log.
> Please fix this to:
> 1)
I took a look into https://review.coreboot.org/cgit/board-status.git?
The commit here
https://review.coreboot.org/cgit/board-status.git/commit/?id=72945dee4c60b90cdf6c507f4847c26028a56a09
tells me for example that the MAC address from Paul Menzel is
bc:5f:f4:c8:d3:98 .
The mac address from the
Hello. I got a MSI MS6178 mainboard for coreboot based on the official
wiki page https://www.coreboot.org/Board:msi/ms6178
I have followed the wiki to build coreboot but the board is missing in
make menuconfig here: https://www.coreboot.org/Build_HOWTO
Then i find
On 11/23/2018 10:28 AM, Felix Held wrote:
> I get the impressions that a few people are quite vocal on the mailing
> list about keeping stuff in the master branch that fell into disrepair
> and hinders the project in moving forward and improving things.
I can agree yes some stuff that clearly no
Dear Jay,
Am Freitag, den 23.11.2018, 19:20 -0700 schrieb Jay Talbott:
> I know I don't post much here, but I feel like I need to chime in on
> this thread... Perhaps it's time that SysPro becomes a louder voice
> in the community.
>
> Bay Trail and Broadwell DE are both still very popular
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