AM1ML IOMMU Support / Where has the wiki page gone?

I recently purchased one of these boards after seeing articles about coreboot support on various sites, based on the bios manual I downloaded it appeared to support IOMMU virtualization although in reality it doesn't actually work (xen spits back IOMMU not present).
I emailed biostar and they replied stating that AMD says that IOMMU is not actually supported in the AM1 platform (despite AMD previously telling me that it is in fact supported) then they sent me an "updated" (with a lower version number) BIOS update file that they say removes the IOMMU option from the bios (I fail to understand why anyone would bother flashing this)

I’m also curious if anyone knows happened to the AM1ML coreboot wiki page.
(Somebody replaced it with a single dot)
https://www.coreboot.org/Board:biostar/am1ml  
I have not tried flashing coreboot yet because this board runs my router so I don't desire to do a seat-of-my-pants install and then spend hours re-flashing and trying to figure out why it doesn't work.

Does anyone know of a low power and recent/useful/has pci-e actually coreboot compatible board that supports IOMMU virt if this one doesn't?

"maggie:
Dear Sir,

Thanks for using Biostar's product first of all!

Regarding to your question,
AM1ML initial BIOS (AKBCT304.BSS : 2014-03-04) is based on AMD initial official specification to build in IOMMU function. However,we found IOMMU problem and report to AMD,AMD reply this function does not support and ask to remove.

Here,we modify new attached BIOS (AKBCT301.BSS : 2016-03-01) to remove IOMMU  function. Sorry for any inconvenience."

Hi,

On 16-09-19 01:26:36, [e-mail] wrote:
> Does anyone know of a low power and recent/useful/has pci-e actually
> coreboot compatible board that supports IOMMU virt if this one
> doesn't?

Have a look at the quite recent apu2d platform [1] made by PC Engines.
It comes out of the box with coreboot, and according to this forum
thread [2], it's possible to get IOMMU working.

All the best,
Georg

[1] http://www.pcengines.ch/apu2.htm
[2] http://www.pcengines.info/forums/?page=post&id=77FF51E3-8ACA-4B79-BD2C-1...

[Martin Roth]

The AM1ML page was created as just a single dot.  I have no clue why.

https://www.coreboot.org/index.php?title=Board:biostar/am1ml&action=hist...

Martin.

On Sunday, September 18, 2016, [e-mail]  wrote:
> I recently purchased one of these boards after seeing articles about coreboot support on various sites, based on the bios manual I downloaded it appeared to support IOMMU virtualization although in reality it doesn't actually work (xen spits back IOMMU not present).
> I emailed biostar and they replied stating that AMD says that IOMMU is not actually supported in the AM1 platform (despite AMD previously telling me that it is in fact supported) then they sent me an "updated" (with a lower version number) BIOS update file that they say removes the IOMMU option from the bios (I fail to understand why anyone would bother flashing this)
>
> I’m also curious if anyone knows happened to the AM1ML coreboot wiki page.
> (Somebody replaced it with a single dot)https://www.coreboot.org/Board:biostar/am1ml
> I have not tried flashing coreboot yet because this board runs my router so I don't desire to do a seat-of-my-pants install and then spend hours re-flashing and trying to figure out why it doesn't work.
>
> Does anyone know of a low power and recent/useful/has pci-e actually coreboot compatible board that supports IOMMU virt if this one doesn't?
>
> "maggie:
> Dear Sir,
>
> Thanks for using Biostar's product first of all!
>
> Regarding to your question,
> AM1ML initial BIOS (AKBCT304.BSS : 2014-03-04) is based on AMD initial official specification to build in IOMMU function. However,we found IOMMU problem and report to AMD,AMD reply this function does not support and ask to remove.
>
> Here,we modify new attached BIOS (AKBCT301.BSS : 2016-03-01) to remove IOMMU  function. Sorry for any inconvenience."