4 Nov
2002
4 Nov
'02
9:09 a.m.
Greetings,
It's a flash chip ( often w/ RNG and even some GPIO in lines) that speaks a serial protocol somewhat like LPC. Like LPC, it can support larger address spaces with fewer pins than a regular flash.
G'day, sjames
On Mon, 4 Nov 2002, Adam Sulmicki wrote:
What version of the K7SEM are you using? V1.0 used a 2Mbit Flash, now version 3.0C uses a 2Mbit firmware Hub.
What is a "firmware hub" ? I've never heard the term before....
It is Intel terminology. I think this particular refers to something like eeprom and thermal noise generator (RNG), plus some other stuff (maybe RTC..)
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