This patch allows the dbm690t SIO to work. The changes affect the Asus a8n_e. Can someone with a a8n_e test this?
Thanks, Marc
Dear Marc,
I am happy, that there is still work on the A8N-E, as I own such a board.
Unfortunately the PS/2 keyboard port is not working yet (see also build tutorial from the wiki).
I already applied your patch and it ended in a grub or filo shell.
From a second PC I can access the filo shell and type in commands over minicom. For grub2 this does not work.
So do you have an instruction for me, how to test that your patch is successfull?
Do you need the minicom log?
BR, Andy
Andy Jakobs wrote:
Dear Marc,
I am happy, that there is still work on the A8N-E, as I own such a board.
Unfortunately the PS/2 keyboard port is not working yet (see also build tutorial from the wiki).
I already applied your patch and it ended in a grub or filo shell.
From a second PC I can access the filo shell and type in commands over minicom. For grub2 this does not work.
So do you have an instruction for me, how to test that your patch is successfull?
Do you need the minicom log?
Andy, This patch affected a platform that used the same SIO but at the other input clock rate. If you get the minicom log then the patch is working since the clockrate affects the UART rate. So, Please send your Acked-by:
I also see the ps/2 keyboard problem with this SIO. It seems to be something with the linux keyboard init. The keyboard works in filo and then stops when linux loads. I have been able to get it unstuck by reading the input buffer by hand. My guess is there is something left in buffer that linux isn't expecting. Probably a KBC bug. USB keyboards work fine in linux on my platform so this was a lower priority but I will look at this more today.
Marc
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Hi all,
Marc patch solves mine issue with 48MHz too. But mine IT8712F has running watchdog.
This patch adds support for watchdog kill and adds it to Asus M2V-MX SE.
Signed-off-by: Rudolf Marek r.marek@assembler.cz
Thanks, Rudolf
Rudolf Marek wrote:
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Hi all,
Marc patch solves mine issue with 48MHz too. But mine IT8712F has running watchdog.
This patch adds support for watchdog kill and adds it to Asus M2V-MX SE.
Signed-off-by: Rudolf Marek r.marek@assembler.cz
Acked-by: Marc Jones marc.jones@amd.com
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Hi Marc,
I never acked any patch here, don't know if I can do that. If yes ;) can give you an ack for your patch. It clearly works for Andy.
Acked-by: Rudolf Marek r.marek@assembler.cz
Rudolf
Rudolf Marek wrote:
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Hi Marc,
I never acked any patch here, don't know if I can do that. If yes ;) can give you an ack for your patch. It clearly works for Andy.
Acked-by: Rudolf Marek r.marek@assembler.cz
r 3594
Thanks, Marc
Rudolf Marek wrote:
I never acked any patch here, don't know if I can do that.
Certainly!
Anyone can ack patches, and everyone is welcome to do so! It only takes one Acked-by to be a coreboot developer! :)
I expect committers to sometimes filter acks, but _only if neccessary_, e.g. if a thus-far-unknown poster acks a significant change some discussion may be warranted before a commit, while for obvious fixes it should be fine to just commit straight away.
//Peter
On Tue, Sep 30, 2008 at 05:04:31AM +0200, Peter Stuge wrote:
Rudolf Marek wrote:
I never acked any patch here, don't know if I can do that.
Certainly!
Anyone can ack patches, and everyone is welcome to do so! It only takes one Acked-by to be a coreboot developer! :)
Nice to know. Btw, would be nice if you (or anyone) can check my recent Multiboot patches, specially the second bugfix for v3, and consider ACKing them ;-)
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Ok, its in.
Thanks,
Committed revision 3595. Rudolf
Rudolf Marek wrote:
Marc patch solves mine issue with 48MHz too. But mine IT8712F has running watchdog.
Does your keyboard work? Is this a problem with linux for this SIO(KBC)? Marc
Mine keyboard is connected to VIA SB. So I cannot tell.
Rudolf