User:GNUtoo

I've no code in flashrom yet, but I made a flashrom compatible arduino programmer and participated in testing and documentation.

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Device or programmer	Flash chip	Test result
Asrock E350M1	A25L032	Works from coreboot Untested from the BIOS
Asus F2A85M-PRO
Asus M4A785T-M	W25x80 (DIP8)	Works with the BIOS Works with coreboot
Lenovo Thinkpad T400
Lenovo Thinkpad T60	MX25L1605D/MX25L1608D	Works with coreboot
Lenovo Thinkpad X200
Lenovo Thinkpad X200 Tablet
Lenovo Thinkpad X60	SST25VF016B	Works with coreboot.
Lenovo Thinkpad X60T	MX25L1605D/MX25L1608D	Works with coreboot
~~PC Engines Alix.1c~~		Works with coreboot Works with the recovery LPC dongle
PC Engines APU1D4

Device or programmer	Status
Arduino uno (serprog)	Requires a 5v->3.3v level shifter for most current flash chips. Issues with the 8u2/8u3 when using the serial port at high speed.
Arduino duemillanove (serprog)	Requires a 5v->3.3v level shifter for most current flash chips. Works fine otherwise.
Arduino Due ( no support for it yet )	3.3v level output on SPI. Not working: No support for it yet.
openmoko debug board (ft2232_spi:type=openmoko)	Works fine
3com PCI NIC (10b7:9200) (nic3com)	Works fine
Sata SII PCI card	writing and erasing worked fine.
Really old PCI realtek cards	No parallel chip to test
Some GNU/Linux embedded boards (linux_spi)	Backporting some mainline kernel patches is required on some very old (2.6.35) kernel for omap3. Works fine otherwise
~~An atahpt PCI card~~	Didn't work when adding the PCI IDS, but the atahpt is known not to work according to the mailing list.
~~old AGP Nvidia card~~	Worked with a patch (documented below)
Nvidia geforce 210 PCIe 16x card	didn't work when adding the PIC IDs