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Hello all,
Does anyone know of a good and working flash writer for Linux? I'm willing to update my mainboards with a new flash image and I would like to use Linux and only Linux tools.
Thanks in advance, Antonio Dias
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Antonio Dias wrote:
Does anyone know of a good and working flash writer for Linux? I'm willing to update my mainboards with a new flash image and I would like to use Linux and only Linux tools.
There is devbios.
However, it is silly to limit yourself in such a way.
I have a FreeDOS bootable disk image I keep on my hard drive. Whenever I need to load (w/ loadbios) or flash (w/ amiflash) a new bios, I just write that image, and my new ROM, to the diskette. Sure all of my development is done under Linux, but you shouldn't close yourself to other alternatives.
If you get heavily into coding OpenBIOS, you will probably prefer MS-DOS (or FreeDOS), because it is much closer to the BIOS on which you are hacking.
could i have a copy (image) of this disk? thanks edwin ----- Original Message ----- From: Jeff Garzik jgarzik@mandrakesoft.com To: openbios@elvis.informatik.uni-freiburg.de Sent: Monday, January 24, 2000 7:05 AM Subject: Re: [OpenBIOS] Flash Writer for Linux
Antonio Dias wrote:
Does anyone know of a good and working flash writer for Linux? I'm
willing
to update my mainboards with a new flash image and I would like to use Linux and only Linux tools.
There is devbios.
However, it is silly to limit yourself in such a way.
I have a FreeDOS bootable disk image I keep on my hard drive. Whenever I need to load (w/ loadbios) or flash (w/ amiflash) a new bios, I just write that image, and my new ROM, to the diskette. Sure all of my development is done under Linux, but you shouldn't close yourself to other alternatives.
If you get heavily into coding OpenBIOS, you will probably prefer MS-DOS (or FreeDOS), because it is much closer to the BIOS on which you are hacking.
-- Jeff Garzik | Andre the Giant has a posse. Building 1024 | MandrakeSoft, Inc. |
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Edwin Rhodes wrote:
could i have a copy (image) of this disk? thanks edwin
I have a FreeDOS bootable disk image I keep on my hard drive.
Even better; would you post this code, somewhere FTP-able, and share it with all of us? Thanks.