Hi Joe, I'm not much help, but I made a couple comments below.
On Tue, May 11, 2010 at 1:56 PM, Joe Korty joe.korty@ccur.com wrote:
Hi Everyone, Well, I've replaced the AMD 2378 CPUs on my SuperMicro H8DME-2 mb with a pair of AMD 2212 CPUs, and I get much much further along in the boot. But it still locks up. The starting and ending messages on the serial console are:
<30 second wait before first message, here>
This wait is bad. I guess it is off spinning in CAR somewhere. You might try using a port80 card to get more debug information.
CBFS: follow chain: fff1ff00 + 28 + d00b8 + align -> ffff0000 CBFS: Could not find file pci10de,036e.rom That 'CBFS: Could not find file pci10d3,036e.rom' really bothers me. AFAICS, 10d3,036e is a IDE controller on the MCP55 southbridge; the VGA is at 1002,515e. Am I reading everything wrong? My lspci -vn is:
This is ok. It is a normal part of the scan for some devices to not have a PCI ROM in coreboot. Filo, SeaBIOS, and/or Linux should handle the IDE for you.
Marc