Re: [flashrom] hope this helps pomona soic 8 Clip raspberry pi 3

Maybe you don't have enough power for this soic 8 chip, or too long wires? Could you please tell us the markings written on a chip, to confirm if it is among the chips supported by flashrom? Best regards, Mike On Sun, May 20, 2018 at 3:41 PM, garrett aherhgf

Re: [flashrom] Surface UEFI Bios flash

tear down that surface, locate a BIOS chip on the motherboard, write down the markings on the chip and look through this page https://www.flashrom.org/Supported_hardware to see if your chip is supported by flashrom On Fri, Mar 16, 2018 at 3:08 AM, dsingh wrote: > Any idea if

Re: [flashrom] Мир вам

Please speak English, and this mailing list is not related to NANDLite, sorry 2018-02-27 20:32 GMT+03:00 Djamel Kalala via flashrom : > У меня вопрос о программе NANDLite > Я хочу сделать одну возможную диаграмму > > ___ >

Re: [flashrom] BIOS flashing on debian stretch PC HP Pavilion t817.fr

Internal flashing does not work on all the board, you may have to tear down your computer and directly attach some test clip to a BIOS chip (e.g. SOIC8 test clip if your BIOS chip is SOIC8 format) or if your BIOS chip has a weird format for which no test clip exists, desolder it from your board

Re: [flashrom] Can't Flash on AOpen i965GMt-LA motherboard

Is it possible for you to tear down your computer and directly attach some test clip to a BIOS chip (e.g. SOIC8 test clip if your BIOS chip is SOIC8 format) ? That will bypass the write protection and no soldering is required. However, if your BIOS chip has a weird format for which no test clip

[flashrom] [Lenovo G505S] KB9012 EC controller patches for the latest flashrom

Hi Nico and Paul, and Lenovo G505S owners/developers, I have ported the patches by Paul Kocialkowski to the latest flashrom sources of master branch (earlier there were incompatibilities) -- making it possible to flash KB9012 EC controller [found in Lenovo G505S AMD coreboot-supported laptop (no

Re: [flashrom] ENE KB9012 patches: new test results

Hi, > How long are your wires? I am using short ones (the likes of 10 cm). > For high-speed signals, this can have an influence. my wires are 11 cm, 8 cm of which is 12 strands high quality copper and only 3 cm are ordinary aluminium (inside the 30 pin 0.5mm pitch keyboard-like connector). Copper

Re: [flashrom] [coreboot] Support for Gigabyte ga-ma78gm-us2h?

breaking a support for other boards (IMPORTANT) Best regards, Mike Banon > > Thanks a lot for the help, but now I don't even get to the black screen. > Whenever I flash coreboot and reboot the computer, after a few seconds of > black-screen the backup BIOS complains about a ch

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