]If I were you, I would research the socket AM3 boards like the following: ]amd/tilapia_fam10 ]asus/m4a785-m ]gigabyte/ma785gmt ] ]You might also find something useful in the socket AM2 boards: ]amd/mahogany ]amd/mahogany_fam10 ]amd/pistachio ]asus/m2v-mx_se ]gigabyte/ga_2761gxdk ]gigabyte/m57sli ]gigabyte/ma78gm ]iei/kino-780am2-fam10 ]jetway/pa78vm5 ]msi/ms7260
There are good choices. A bonus of choosing an AMD RS780/SB700 system is that you can use AMD simnow to debug. For learning coreboot, I chose ECS A780GM-M3. This board can boot both family 0Fh and family 10h processors. For coreboot work I am using only the newer family 10h processor. I based the coreboot port on mahogany_fam10.
Thanks, Scott
]BTW, I found the socket AM3 boards with the following command in the ]root of my coreboot working copy: ]$ for d in $(for f in $(rgrep -l AM3 src/mainboard/); do dirname $f; ]done); do echo ${d##src/mainboard/}; done | sort -u ] ]Thanks, ]wt