Hi! I'm new to this list so I'll start by introducing myself a bit: I'm a french student involved in free software: I use GNU/Linux distros on all my PCs, mostly with the fully free Trisquel distro and I'm also a developer (I know C quite well) mostly involved in the Replicant project (fully free Android derivate) as a hacker (lower-level stuff).
The lead dev on the project (GNUtoo) decided to look at how doable it is to port his board to coreboot, so I decided to follow his lead and look at which of the motherboards I own would be the best one for coreboot. I have 2 boards that might be good candidates, ASRock ConRoeXFire-eSATA2 (which has a socketed PLCC32 chip) and Asus P5LP-LE (Lithium) with a soldered PLCC32 chip. Both boards have supported North/Southbridge and SuperIO already supported in coreboot.
I decided to start the work on the ASRock ConRoeXFire-eSATA2 one and got a few needed things from the local electronics shop. Then I started to run flashrom on it. So far, I've been able to read the content of the PLCC chip with flashrom (http://download.paulk.fr/coreboot/conroe-xfire-esata2.bin) but it failed at write.
All the logs and necessary informations should be attached to this mail.
What are the next steps for me to have working write on flashrom with that board?