Hi,
On Mon, Nov 23, 2009 at 10:52 PM, Thao Hoang <
thao_hoang@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> Thanks Adrian! I appreciate the advice and insight.
You're welcome, again.
> I was not able to run superiotool because it wasn't install on my system, however I did run the other two.
> See attachment. If you really need me to run superiotool, I can download it and run it.
>
Yes, please install it. It would be nice to have a full output of:
lspci -nnvvvxx
superiotool -dV
flashrom -V
By the way, I don't see your attachments, did you forget them (thats
what I usually do :)). Please post the put of all three
tools like I suggested to the mailing list (
flashrom@flashrom.org),
that will help us with your board.
> Don't laugh... but I haven't used IRC chat before. Never had a reason to until now I guess. Is there a way to post the chats somewhere so that anyone with a similar problem can go there without taking up your time? hum...
>
Well, really, IRC is nothing magical or mystical. Just use any
IRC-capable software to connect (like irssi, pidgin, xchat or mIRC).
Set the server to irc.freenode.org and the channel to #flashrom. Then
just start asking questions and many people will
be happy to help you and answer all your questions.
> Also, did I get the syntax correct to force a write <./flashrom -f -w (filename) -c (chipname)>.
Yes, think so. Check the manpage.
> I have a laptop also that doesn't seem to work off the bat. I was able to force the read and
> find some
chips that successfullly read the bios. (i.e.... forced read and compared the result
> using the original binary which I extracted using a dos bios utility.)
Mhh, okey. Don't hesitate to post all your results to the mailing
list. Please post every laptop and mainboard
and whatever your try to flash in a single mail to the mailing list.
And seriously, join the IRC-channel. You'll learn alot of stuff there.
Adrian