Hi,
Per discussion in IRC, I'm attaching "flashrom -V" and "lspci -nnvx" output.
Flashrom 0.9.0 flashing works. Hopefully the attached files will help with
autodetection.
Yours,
Yair K.
Hello,
I've ran flashrom -v {-E,-r,-v,-w} on my MS-7094 board.
For more info regarding the board, please see
http://www.msi.com/index.php?func=proddesc&maincat_no=1&cat2_no=&cat3_no=&p…
I've attached the results to this e-mail. Reading/verifying/writing
worked fine. Erasing however, didn't go so well, as you can see in the
attached log.
BTW, two thumbs up to the flashrom developers: the Award flash utility
did not work (kept saying 'Unknown flash type'), but flashrom did. ;)
HTH,
Jelle Geerts
Hi,
I've tested this board with flashrom-0.9.0-r695 as well as superiotool
r4424.
Also contained are dumps from* #lspci -vvnnxxxx*, *#dmidecode* and *#lshw*.
i tried a forced read via *#flashrom -f -r -c SST39SF020A
oldfirmware.bin*and provide the dumps as well though that maybe
useless as i was warned.
A lot of the info is probably duplicated but is provided for the sake of
completeness.
Bios: AMI
> Board: Asrock K7VT4A+
> Flash Chip: SST39SF020A (PLCC)
> Chipset: Via VT8235
>
Enjoy!,
Udu E. Ogah
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On Wed Sep 30 5:03 , Carl-Daniel Hailfinger <c-d.hailfinger.devel.2006(a)gmx.net> sent:
>
>> Output of superiotool -dV:
>>
>> superiotool r
>>
>
>Can you tell us which superiotool revision this is? Straight from
>subversion or from some distribution package? In theory, superiotool
>should have printed a revision number.
It was from this web page, which I assume is the current svn snapshot:
http://tracker.coreboot.org/trac/coreboot/browser/trunk/util/superiotool
I chose the zip archive link near the bottom of the page to retrieve the source.
--Allan
See patch.
Please do NOT try write/erase on any important cards yet, it doesn't
seem to fully work properly yet and you could "brick" your card.
I tested a "RIVA TNT2 Model 64/Model 64 Pro", which successfully
identified and read a Winbond W29C011 chip, but erase and write behaved
incorrect and I finally bricked the card.
Will look into recovery soon (likely will work via software I assume,
no hardware hacking strictly required I think/hope, we'll see).
As for the list of supported cards: I have no idea which of those may
work (i.e. have the same flash programming interface), maybe none, maybe
all of them (and lots more NVIDIA cards), we'll see as soon as others
test more cards.
Uwe.
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