Need help about Burn a FlashROM

[Dino]

Hi!

    Is anyone know how to flash linuxbios to FlashROM,  I use the K7SEM , I see many document on the website , I understand how to burn linuxbios to the DOC (These documents  on the wbesite are very detailed), but i don't know how to burn  linuxbios to the FlashROM , Is use the program like AWDFLASH , AMIxxx or uniflash ? or using a Flash Burner ?  ,  How to make a rom image for the FlashROM ? The FlashROM is original FlashROM on the MotherBoard  or buy bigger one ? , I'm sorry my english , I appreciate your answer !

    Best regards,
    
    Dino

[Bari Ari]

Dino wrote:
> Hi!
> Is anyone know how to flash linuxbios to FlashROM, I use the K7SEM , I
> see many document on the website , I understand how to burn linuxbios
> to the DOC (These documents on the wbesite are very detailed), but i
> don't know how to burn linuxbios to the FlashROM , Is use the program
> like AWDFLASH , AMIxxx or uniflash ? or using a Flash Burner ? , How
> to make a rom image for the FlashROM ? The FlashROM is original
> FlashROM on the MotherBoard or buy bigger one ? , I'm sorry my english
> , I appreciate your answer !

What version of the K7SEM are you using? V1.0 used a 2Mbit Flash, now
version 3.0C uses a 2Mbit firmware Hub.

Bari

[Antony Stone]

On Monday 04 November 2002 6:28 am, Bari Ari 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....

Antony

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[Adam Sulmicki]

> > 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..)

-- 
Adam
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[steven james]

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..)