Hi Ioannis, hi Nikos,
thanks for your patch. Unfortunately, my data sheet for this chip is too old to find any of the values for ACPI. Uwe will probably review your patch soon. He knows these Winbond SuperI/O chips very well.
On 12.06.2009 11:04, Noone Nowhere wrote:
More interesting things will be posted soon... ...but we will need at least one wiki account for sure this time at coreboot.org (we have already contacted Stefan Reinauer and Ronald Minnich for an account but got nothing after 2 e-mails quite some time ago...).
Stefan and Ron get thousands of mails per day. Either your mail ended up in a spam filter (a sender name of "Nooone Nowhere" may cause that) or they simply overlooked it in the mail flood.
The patching procedure is undocumented: How do you receive patches, from svn, from the mailiing list, or by any other means?
Patches are usually sent to the mailing list.
How do we get an svn account or something similar.
You don't need a svn account to contribute. It is possible to check out our svn tree anonymously and send diffs (like you did). Direct check ins to our svn tree are not possible because all patches have to be reviewed on the mailing list first. http://www.coreboot.org/Development_Guidelines has some info, but it surely could be extended a bit.
If patches are received from the list, why on earth do we need to subscribe to the list in order to contribute?
The mailing list is moderated to keep spam out (hundreds of spam mails per day are stopped by that). If someone is not subscribed, his/her post will usually be approved by a moderator after a few hours, so subscribing is not strictly needed.
Regards, Carl-Daniel