Carl-Daniel Hailfinger wrote:
]Hi Scott, ] ]a big THANK YOU for that image. I'm booting a openSUSE 11.4 (64bit) from ]a SATA DVD drive and that works just fine. ] ]Things I noticed: ]- NIC doesn't even show up in lspci
I attempted to fix the missing NIC problem a while back. It is due to improper PCIe configuration. While the fix worked, there is some evidence it is responsible for a new legacy USB boot fail problem.
]- Linux complains about missing info for HD Audio
I am not familiar with this problem. It is likely the interrupt routing is not reported correctly though.
]- Linux complains about ACPI weirdnesses ]- Serial port shows no messages, but the serial port works under Linux ]just fine
The serial port logging is turned off because I was using that image for fast boot testing. Boot from hardware reset to DOS prompt using an SSD drive takes 600 or 700 ms as I remember. You could use the patch to recreate the source code and then enable logging.
I believe with this image, the IDE interface is hidden and only the AHCI interface at device 11h is visible. This was done because Windows boot is slowed greatly by an IDE interface unless all drive positions are populated. So be sure to enable AHCI when building SeaBIOS.
]Regards, ]Carl-Daniel
Am 17.08.2011 01:08 schrieb Scott Duplichan:
Carl-Daniel Hailfinger wrote:
]does anyone have a working ASRock E350M1 coreboot image with SeaBIOS? ]I hope to demo that board this weekend at the FrOSCon conference.
Here is one from LinuxTag: http://notabs.org/coreboot/peter/asrock-e350m1-003 Probably NIC doesn't work, but I think this one does work with USB boot.