Hi Carmelo,
On Tue, Feb 4, 2014 at 2:30 AM, Carmelo Ingrao carmelo@ingrao.fr wrote:
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Hello,
I'm new here and I hope I don't do anything wrong posting my question here ...
So I have a C720P, and I wanted to have the blank nag screen only for 1 second : I have unscrewed the write protect screw, and in dev mode I have done this :
sudo set_gbb_flags.sh 0x489
I didn't received any error message, but now I can't have SeaBIOS anymore ...
SeaBIOS was loading correctly until you changed the GBB flags, right? And CTRL+L is just not being detected any longer? Can you change the GBB flags back and determine if the legacy booting still works?
I have read online it may be caused by the wipe of SeaBIOS part in the ROM.
It's possible. Since you are in dev mode, could you run the following? ' iotools mmio_dump 0xffc00000 0x200000 -b | hexdump -C' It will dump the contents of legacy portion of the flash. We'd know for certain if the area is wiped.
I need :
- reinstall SeaBIOS, I have found this
http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.comp.bios.coreboot.seabios/7572 but I don't understand what "For those interested in reproducing, it will require the very latest seabios from the git repo." stands for ..
- Or maybe I can write ALL the bios file, but I need someone intact
one ... So if someone very kind can on his C720P launch this command :"sudo flashrom -r /tmp/image.rom" and send me the file it'll save my day :)
That would work or, alternatively, you could build a SeaBIOS image yourself and write to the area. I think we should determine if the rom area is wiped or not first.
Thanks for reading, and I hope it's ok to ask this question here.
Carmelo
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