On Sat, 1 Aug 2015 08:34:58 +0200 "Ignatius Grippa" ignatiusgrippa@gmx.com wrote:
I found a solution that works. I changed the AM29F010A/B entry inside flashchips.c Under ".feature_bits" I removed FEATURE_ADDR_2AA leaving only FEATURE_EITHER_RESET, After recompiling, flashrom now detects my Am29F010 and it also successfully reads and writes! I'm not a programmer so I can't explain why this works but it does.
Hi,
that feature flag changes the behavior of the probe command and is exactly what was needed to get the AM29F010 version to work, thanks for digging this up. I have created a patch that splits the old definition into two, which allows to distinguish the chips. I'd be glad if you could test it if you still have the hardware. The patch is attached.
On Fri, 25 Dec 2015 03:24:13 +0100 Stefan Tauner stefan.tauner@alumni.tuwien.ac.at wrote:
On Sat, 1 Aug 2015 08:34:58 +0200 "Ignatius Grippa" ignatiusgrippa@gmx.com wrote:
I found a solution that works. I changed the AM29F010A/B entry inside flashchips.c Under ".feature_bits" I removed FEATURE_ADDR_2AA leaving only FEATURE_EITHER_RESET, After recompiling, flashrom now detects my Am29F010 and it also successfully reads and writes! I'm not a programmer so I can't explain why this works but it does.
Hi,
that feature flag changes the behavior of the probe command and is exactly what was needed to get the AM29F010 version to work, thanks for digging this up. I have created a patch that splits the old definition into two, which allows to distinguish the chips. I'd be glad if you could test it if you still have the hardware. The patch is attached.
I have committed the patch in r1922 without testing. Subsequent testing still welcome.
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Stefan Tauner