Reversed-engineered board enable for the ASUS A8N-LA. IDs are ISA and SMBus. Added dmi string to match 3 HP boards: Nagami, Nagami2, Nagami2L.
Signed-off-by: Sean Nelson audiohacked@gmail.com
Am Samstag, den 13.02.2010, 23:04 -0800 schrieb Sean Nelson:
Reversed-engineered board enable for the ASUS A8N-LA. IDs are ISA and SMBus. Added dmi string to match 3 HP boards: Nagami, Nagami2, Nagami2L.
Do these three boards have the same PCI IDs (including subsystem IDs)? If not, you will need to write separate lines for them anyway. If they have the same subsystem IDs, do you expect incompatible boards to have the same subsystem IDs? If not, you don't need the DMI match. Using the subsystem IDs, you can already be sure that you are on a HP system.
Regards, Michael Karcher
On 2/14/10 6:44 AM, Michael Karcher wrote:
Am Samstag, den 13.02.2010, 23:04 -0800 schrieb Sean Nelson:
Reversed-engineered board enable for the ASUS A8N-LA. IDs are ISA and SMBus. Added dmi string to match 3 HP boards: Nagami, Nagami2, Nagami2L.
Do these three boards have the same PCI IDs (including subsystem IDs)? If not, you will need to write separate lines for them anyway. If they have the same subsystem IDs, do you expect incompatible boards to have the same subsystem IDs? If not, you don't need the DMI match. Using the subsystem IDs, you can already be sure that you are on a HP system.
Regards, Michael Karcher
I'm guessing that the subsystem IDs are HP specific, and I can't tell if other HP boards used the same chipset or not. I know all three use the same board and have slightly different DMI to reflect each machine.
Am Sonntag, den 14.02.2010, 10:15 -0800 schrieb Sean Nelson:
Reversed-engineered board enable for the ASUS A8N-LA. IDs are ISA and SMBus. Added dmi string to match 3 HP boards: Nagami, Nagami2, Nagami2L.
Do these three boards have the same PCI IDs (including subsystem IDs)? If not, you will need to write separate lines for them anyway. If they have the same subsystem IDs, do you expect incompatible boards to have the same subsystem IDs? If not, you don't need the DMI match. Using the subsystem IDs, you can already be sure that you are on a HP system.
I'm guessing that the subsystem IDs are HP specific,
Of course they are. That's why the subsystem vendor ID is the HP ID.
and I can't tell if other HP boards used the same chipset or not. I know all three use the same board and have slightly different DMI to reflect each machine.
So this is DMI just for safety. Might be sensible. On the other hand, I intended to use DMI only in emergency cases. Autodection for boards with DMI strings fails if dmidecode is not available on the target system.
Regards, Michael Karcher
On 02/14/2010 02:54 PM, Michael Karcher wrote:
Am Sonntag, den 14.02.2010, 10:15 -0800 schrieb Sean Nelson:
Reversed-engineered board enable for the ASUS A8N-LA. IDs are ISA and SMBus. Added dmi string to match 3 HP boards: Nagami, Nagami2, Nagami2L.
Do these three boards have the same PCI IDs (including subsystem IDs)? If not, you will need to write separate lines for them anyway. If they have the same subsystem IDs, do you expect incompatible boards to have the same subsystem IDs? If not, you don't need the DMI match. Using the subsystem IDs, you can already be sure that you are on a HP system.
I'm guessing that the subsystem IDs are HP specific,
Of course they are. That's why the subsystem vendor ID is the HP ID.
and I can't tell if other HP boards used the same chipset or not. I know all three use the same board and have slightly different DMI to reflect each machine.
So this is DMI just for safety. Might be sensible. On the other hand, I intended to use DMI only in emergency cases. Autodection for boards with DMI strings fails if dmidecode is not available on the target system.
Regards, Michael Karcher
Here are the lspci, superiotool, flashrom, and dmi outputs for historical reference.
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