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== Status == | == Status == | ||
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Thanks to the efforts of Michael Karcher, we have a clean room reverse engineered doc for the flashing interface, and Carl-Daniel Hailfinger has | Thanks to the efforts of Michael Karcher, we have a clean room reverse engineered doc for the flashing interface, and Carl-Daniel Hailfinger has integrated a [http://patchwork.coreboot.org/patch/1692/ patch] that supports read and write on most boards. There is no further development at the moment, but we are happy about verbose logs of any board that does (not) work and is not already mentioned at [[Supported hardware]]. | ||
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=== Old status === | === Old status === | ||
We can't support SPI flash on Nvidia chipsets (except SPI behind LPC/SPI translation) because we don't have the necessary docs for the SPI interface. There are three ways to solve the problem: | We can't support SPI flash on Nvidia chipsets (except SPI behind LPC/SPI translation) because we don't have the necessary docs for the SPI interface. There are three ways to solve the problem: | ||
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=== Tests of the current patch === | === Tests of the current patch === | ||
* MCP61, 10de:03e0, LPC OK (valid SPIBAR), ECS Geforce6100SM-M, Andrew Cleveland | * MCP61, 10de:03e0, LPC OK (valid SPIBAR), ECS Geforce6100SM-M, Andrew Cleveland | ||
* MCP61, 10de:03e0, LPC OK (valid SPIBAR), Biostar NF520-A2 NF61D-A2, Vitaliy Buchynskyy | |||
* MCP65, 10de:0441, SPI OK, MSI MS-7369 K9N Neo-F v2, Kjell Braden | * MCP65, 10de:0441, SPI OK, MSI MS-7369 K9N Neo-F v2, Kjell Braden | ||
* MCP65, 10de:0441, SPI OK, MSI MS-7369, Wolfgang Schnitker | * MCP65, 10de:0441, SPI OK, MSI MS-7369, Wolfgang Schnitker | ||
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* MCP65, 10de:0441, SPI OK, MSI MS-7369, Melchior Franz | * MCP65, 10de:0441, SPI OK, MSI MS-7369, Melchior Franz | ||
* MCP78S, 10de:075c, SPI OK, Asus M3N78 PRO, Brad Rogers | * MCP78S, 10de:075c, SPI OK, Asus M3N78 PRO, Brad Rogers | ||
* MCP78S, 10de:075c, SPI OK, Asus M3N78-VM, Marcel Partap | |||
* MCP78S, 10de:075c, SPI OK, Asus M4N78 PRO, Kimmo Vuorinen | * MCP78S, 10de:075c, SPI OK, Asus M4N78 PRO, Kimmo Vuorinen | ||
* MCP78S, 10de:075c, SPI OK, Asus M4N78 PRO, Vikram Ambrose | * MCP78S, 10de:075c, SPI OK, Asus M4N78 PRO, Vikram Ambrose | ||
* MCP79, 10de:0aad, SPI OK, Acer Aspire R3600, Andrew Morgan | * MCP79, 10de:0aad, SPI OK, Acer Aspire R3600, Andrew Morgan | ||
* MCP79, 10de:0aae, LPC ?? (valid SPIBAR), Lenovo Ideapad S12 laptop, Christian Schmitt | * MCP79, 10de:0aae, LPC ?? (valid SPIBAR), Lenovo Ideapad S12 laptop, Christian Schmitt | ||
* MCP79, 10de:0aae, SPI OK, Apple iMac9,1 Mac-F2218EA9, David "dledson" | |||
=== Mainboard list === | === Mainboard list === | ||
Boards with SPI flash (confirmed): | |||
* MCP61, Brett Mahar | |||
Boards with SPI flash (unconfirmed, guessed from photo): | Boards with SPI flash (unconfirmed, guessed from photo): | ||
* Acer FMCP7A-ION (in Aspire Revo R3600; GeForce 9400M, MCP7A) [http://www.flickr.com/photos/steve_snaps/3767888634/] [http://www.coreboot.org/pipermail/flashrom/2010-March/002434.html flashrom output] | * Acer FMCP7A-ION (in Aspire Revo R3600; GeForce 9400M, MCP7A) [http://www.flickr.com/photos/steve_snaps/3767888634/] [http://www.coreboot.org/pipermail/flashrom/2010-March/002434.html flashrom output] | ||
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SPI BAR is at 0x00000000 | SPI BAR is at 0x00000000 | ||
Observed on M2N-MX with LPC flash. | Observed on M2N-MX with LPC flash. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:58, 28 May 2012
Status
Thanks to the efforts of Michael Karcher, we have a clean room reverse engineered doc for the flashing interface, and Carl-Daniel Hailfinger has integrated a patch that supports read and write on most boards. There is no further development at the moment, but we are happy about verbose logs of any board that does (not) work and is not already mentioned at Supported hardware.