do you have a bootable media?
From: Putsala Amar via coreboot
Sent: Tuesday, April 5, 2022 6:19 AM
To: coreboot@coreboot.org
Subject: [coreboot] Coreboot : Change/modify Boot maintenance manager for auto
boot support.
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for a good example of matt's (1) above, see the pc engines apu2
coreboot image. It's very nice.
On Thu, Apr 21, 2022 at 7:05 AM Matt DeVillier wrote:
>
> there are two ways to handle multiple payloads in coreboot:
>
> 1) have a single primary payload, which provides the mechanism to
> execute
Hi everybody.
It has been a while now that we started the open letter to Intel regarding
open-sourcing the PSE firmware.
I am now happy to announce that all this effort was not worthless!
Intel pushed the PSE firmware sources yesterday to github [1]!
A big "Thank You!" to all the supporters of
https://github.com/intel/FSP
I am not sure you can use tiger lake fsp on rocket lake or not.
Regards,
Lance
rainhe...@savelife-tech.com 于2022年4月21日周四
17:55写道：
> Hello:
> I'm Rainhenry Wang from SAVELIFE Technology of Yunnan Co., LTD
> Company. We are currently developing a computer
Hi,
We are working on intel c508 intel denverton board.
We have programmed coreboot image in 16MB NOR flash.
How can i get the coreboot version and build time stamp details in linux user
mode?
Does it creates any sys/proc entry?
Thanks in advance..,
Thanks & Regards,
Amar Putsala ( ID :
Hello!
I'm Théo, a 1st-year master's student, specializing in embedded system
engineering from France.
I'm interested in joining Coreboot with the Google Summer of Code program.
Currently, I have little to no experience in the firmware/boot world as I'm
only starting in this field. At university
Hi,
We are working on intel c508 intel denverton board.
We have programmed coreboot image in 16MB NOR flash.
After the coreboot hw initialization , it moves to payload stage by default it
is entering to "boot maintenance manager" . We expect the node to boot without
getting into boot
Hi,
is it possible to run two Payloads on Coreboot at the same Time, like Heads and
TianoCore?
Payloads can only be installed by building a new Image and Software-Flashing
it, correct?
Best Regards,
Lukas
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Hello:
I'm Rainhenry Wang from SAVELIFE Technology of Yunnan Co., LTD Company.
We are currently developing a computer motherboard.
Also want to use Coreboot to develop its BIOS firmware. It is based on Intel's
Rocket Lake platform. The PCH model is FH82H510,
and the spec code is SRKM2.
Hi everyone,
I recently managed to find a Biostar AM1ML, primarily purchasing it because I
thought it would be a good board for a router with coreboot to make it 100%
open source. However, even though the board is listed as supported, I can find
no flashing instructions anywhere.
Does anyone
there are two ways to handle multiple payloads in coreboot:
1) have a single primary payload, which provides the mechanism to
execute secondary payloads. Grub and SeaBIOS can do this; Heads and
Tianocore cannot
2) have two primary payloads, and use the normal/fallback mechanism to
select between
hi Amar,
What you're looking to change is not in coreboot, but the
Tianocore/edk2 payload - and from your post, a very old version of it,
since I'm not aware of any recent version booting directly into Boot
Maintenance Manager (unless you're building from upstream edk2, and
not including the EFI
Apr 20, 2022, 14:49 by coreboot@gmail.com:
> # 2022-04-20 - coreboot Leadership
>
> ## Decisions
> * Martin will do an example of Kconfig where the platforms have been removed
> keep the mainboard names in the tree. When selected, it will show the branch
> where the platform is
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