Hi.
1 I have created a logfile some time ago using flashrom -p internal -V > flashrom_info.log
2 I have flashed a rom with flashrom some time ago. Works fine :).
3 I have read my flashed rom after some time (and reboots) have passed after flashing. flashrom -V -p internal -r rom.bin > flashrom_read.log
3 Now I have created a logfile again (I have enabled in bios a network card (Realtek RTL-8110SC/8169SC Gigabit Ethernet built-in into motherboard) rom and wanted to know wheither flashrom is able to detect it and read it, but now i see it isn't) flashrom -p internal -V > flashrom_log.txt and got a warning about not supported and not tested microscheme and some other and an advice to write this address which haven't been appeared the previous time. It is very strange. The new read log is flashrom_read_log.txt
2014-06-20 22:42 GMT+02:00 KOLANICH kolan_n@mail.ru:
It is very strange.
Actually it is not: flashrom ('s source code) just became louder about every flash chip status 'core'.
Quoting the file flashrom_log.txt you have attached: "Found Spansion flash chip "S25FL008A" (1024 kB, SPI). === This flash part has status UNTESTED for operations: WRITE"
On Sat, 21 Jun 2014 00:42:15 +0400 KOLANICH kolan_n@mail.ru wrote:
Hi.
1 I have created a logfile some time ago using flashrom -p internal -V > flashrom_info.log
2 I have flashed a rom with flashrom some time ago. Works fine :).
3 I have read my flashed rom after some time (and reboots) have passed after flashing. flashrom -V -p internal -r rom.bin > flashrom_read.log
3 Now I have created a logfile again (I have enabled in bios a network card (Realtek RTL-8110SC/8169SC Gigabit Ethernet built-in into motherboard) rom and wanted to know wheither flashrom is able to detect it and read it, but now i see it isn't) flashrom -p internal -V > flashrom_log.txt and got a warning about not supported and not tested microscheme and some other and an advice to write this address which haven't been appeared the previous time. It is very strange. The new read log is flashrom_read_log.txt
As Idwer mentioned, this is completely normal behavior. Your old version is really ancient BTW.
The Realtek NIC probably shares the flash with the BIOS, i.e. its firmware is probably integrated into the rom.bin file you read from the chip. For non-shared flashes one would have to use a dedicated programmer module (e.g., -p nicrealtek) for the respective flash controller. "internal" only works for the flashchips on mainboards attached to the main chipset.