patch 04 was superseded by patch 6, but in any event, none of the
patches took (they were assumed to be -r). Also, the other epia-m item
(29) is in the tree, so I closed that.
please, folks, if you are resolving these issues, set the status to
resolved and sign it off in comments.
Here is the rough path for using this tracker (we're still waiting on
the doc)
login to the issue tracker.
create the issue
describe the problem
upload the file (x.diff)
assign to somebody.
somebody else should close the issue, so:
- get somebody to review.
- annoy us if we don't.
to close
- if it is global impact, scan carefully. take your time
- if it is only one mobo, one person, the person who sent the diff,
scan carefully but try to get it done soon.
- apply the diff, if it succeeds
commit and mark the issue resolved, with 'signed-off-by' in the remarks
- if it fails
mark it deferred and notify the submitter
I am going to try nick barker's patch. It seems somebody is applying
these and not following up?
ron
* rob <rob(a)bowers.net> [051210 05:33]:
> The linux are located under the supported motherboards link from you
> main page.
>
> http://www.linuxbios.org/index.php/Supported_Motherboards
>
> Are these links requesting information to create a tutorial?
Oh yeah. These links have been created so people can add tutorials
easily if they build LinuxBIOS for one of these boards. Unfortunately
nobody has done so, yet.
Hi List!
I've been following LinuxBIOS for a while, but unfortunately, I haven't
been able to use it, since my motherboard isn't supported.
My MB is manufactured by MSI (it's a KT6 Delta), and I've been in e-mail
conversation with them about this issue, but let's just say that they
have been less than forthcoming about it. :-/
So I guess what I want to ask is what I can do about the situation. Is
there any point in trying to just get the chipset specs from VIA (it's a
KT600 NB and a VT8237 SB), or are there things that need to be done
specifically for the motherboard so that the chipset specs are useless
by themselves, apart from the flash memory (which isn't supported
either)?
I'm more than willing to do the porting work myself, but I'd like to
know where I could start, and if it's at all possible without the MB
specs.
Fredrik Tolf
On Fri, Dec 09, 2005 at 08:24:34AM -0600, Young, Jeff wrote:
> I see that the Iwill board dk82s is supported? Does anyone know
> if the dk8-hkt board will work? It
> is interesting because it has an HTK connector on it.
Do you mean the DK8-HTX ? If so, we ran LinuxBios during initial
bring-up of this board, and I believe we contributed back the changes
we needed for it.
-- greg
should be easy, because the chipset is amd8131/8111 and superio is
winbond 83627...
Hypertransport-IB direct connection may have some benefits than
Hypertransport-PCIE-IB connection ....
interesting...
YH
On 12/9/05, Young, Jeff <Jeff.Young(a)gd-ais.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> Howdy,
> I see that the Iwill board dk82s is supported? Does anyone know if
> the dk8-hkt board will work? It
> is interesting because it has an HTK connector on it.
>
> Thanks,
> Jeff Young
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> http://www.openbios.org/mailman/listinfo/linuxbios
>
>
Young, Jeff wrote:
>
> Howdy,
> I see that the Iwill board dk82s is supported? Does anyone know
> if the dk8-hkt board will work? It
> is interesting because it has an HTK connector on it.
we are buying some, and it will be working, in january.
ron
Howdy,
I see that the Iwill board dk82s is supported? Does anyone know
if the dk8-hkt board will work? It
is interesting because it has an HTK connector on it.
Thanks,
Jeff Young
Hi,
I noticed (while browsing mailing list archive) that there is some
activity going on targeted to add AMD Geode LX800 support to LinuxBIOS.
I have LX800 development board on my table and I can find some spare
time for LinuxBIOS.
What is the status of LinuxBIOS LX800 support? What can I do to help to
add LX800 support to LinuxBIOS? Some tests to run? Some code to write?
heiki
So, I am hoping the web site is out of date.
What is the current status of the Via VT8606 north bridge and the
VT82C686B south bridge? Full support, some, none?
-Adam Talbot
