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Because of the long cables flashrom had to retry once before reflashing the BIOS but at the end it worked. So don't use cables that are that long...

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-Because of the long cables flashrom had to retry once before reflashing the BIOS but at the end it worked.
+<font color=red> Because of the long cables flashrom had to retry once before reflashing the BIOS but at the end it worked.
+So don't use cables that are that long...</font>