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Revision as of 13:31, 17 July 2011
Flashrom supports many different programmers, including PC mainboards, various PCI cards with soldered-on flash chips, and various USB/serial-port/paralell-port based programmers.
Programmer | Status | Comments | |
---|---|---|---|
internal | supported |
Flashrom supports a large number of mainboards, other mainboards may be supported out-of-the-box too, or might require a little additional code in flashrom. | |
dummy | supported |
The "dummy" programmer is a software-only implementation of a simple programmer which is mostly useful for flashrom development and testing. | |
nic3com | supported |
Flashrom supports some 3Com network cards to reflash the (parallel) flash attached to these cards, but it is also possible to use these cards to reflash other chips which fit in there electrically. Please note that the small number of address lines connected to the chip may make accessing large chips impossible. The maximum supported chip size if 128KB. | |
nic3realtek | supported |
TODO | |
gfxnvidia | supported |
TODO | |
drkaiser | supported |
TODO | |
satasii | supported |
Flashrom supports some SiI ATA/SATA controllers to reflash the flash attached to these controller cards, but it is also possible to use these cards to reflash other chips which fit in there electrically. Please note that the small number of address lines connected to the chip may make accessing large chips impossible. | |
ft2232_spi | supported |
Flashrom supports the usage of various FTDI FT2232/FT4232H-based devices as SPI flashers: | |
ft2232_spi |
supported |
DLP Design DLP-USB1232H | |
ft2232_spi |
supported |
FTDI FT2232H Mini-Module | |
ft2232_spi |
supported |
FTDI FT4232H Mini-Module | |
ft2232_spi |
supported |
openbiosprog-spi | |
ft2232_spi |
supported |
Amontec JTAGkey, JTAGkey-tiny, and JTAGkey2 | |
ft2232_spi |
supported |
ARM-USB-TINY, ARM-USB-TINY-H, ARM-USB-OCD, ARM-USB-OCD-H | |
serprog | supported |
Flashrom supports various serprog-derived hardware projects which all use the serprog protocol: | |
serprog | supported |
AVR flasher by Urja Rannikko | |
serprog | supported |
AVR flasher by eightdot | |
serprog | supported |
Arduino Mega flasher by fritz | |
serprog | partially working |
InSystemFlasher by Juhana_Helovuo | |
serprog | partially working |
atmegaXXu2-flasher by Stefan Tauner | |
nic3realtek | supported |
TODO | |
buspirate_spi | supported |
The Bus Pirate is a USB-attached opensource/openhardware device for debugging and prototyping various serial bus protocols. Flashrom supports flashing SPI chips which are connected to a Bus Pirate. | |
rayer_spi | supported |
TODO | |
nicintel | supported |
TODO | |
nicintel_spi | supported |
TODO | |
ogp_spi | supported |
TODO | |
satamv | supported |
TODO | |
atahpt | work in progress |
TODO | |
nicnatsemi | work in progress |
TODO | |
dediprog | partially working |
TODO |