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- ASL 2.2%
- Makefile 1.1%
- C++ 0.5%
- Pawn 0.5%
- Other 1.8%
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- p4dpe sync with LNXI tree
* Make switching to fallback mode more robust
Added boot_countdown to count the number of times booting has failed.
* Added boot index to allow fully forcing the boot device with cmos options
* Added missing irqs to the mptable.
- p4dpr sync with LNXI tree
* Make switching to fallback mode more robust
Added boot_countdown to count the number of times booting has failed.
* Added boot index to allow fully forcing the boot device with cmos options
- tyan/guiness repair and update the Config file
- northbridge/amd/amd76x/
* Support for up to 4GB of ram.
* Correct handling of strange dimm sizes
- northbridge/intel/E7500
* Tunned settings for better memory performance
- northbridge/intel/E7501
* Fixed calculations based on a 100Mhz to use a 133Mhz clock.
* Replaced hard codes for the supermicro x5dpr
* Misc bug fixes
- src/ram/spotcheck.inc
* Removed someones temporary debugging code
- src/sdram/generci_zero_ecc_sdram.inc
* Handle addresses > 2GB
- src/southbridge/amd/amd768/
* Changed references to the amd766 to the amd768
* misc fixes
* Added a count to the failover code so we trigger fallback much less easily.
* more attempts to disable the amd768 watchdog...
* reset the board on a timeout reading from the smbus.
- src/southbridge/intel/82801
* added a count of boot failers so we trigger fallback mode much leass easily.
- Added motherboards p4dpeg2, x5dpr, s2466, s2469
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This is FreeBIOS. At this point it's really linuxbios, FreeBIOS is mostly gone. To see how to build a target, you should look into the HOWTO directory. We should, but do not, have a HOWTO for each target. Sorry, Ron's fault. But the SIS 630 is a good place to start. To make this you need a newer GAS. Our version that works is GNU assembler version 2.9.5 (i386-redhat-linux) using BFD version 2.9.5.0.22 This comes with redhat 6.2 or later. Almost everybody has this now.