Martin Butt wrote: > Do you know if Coreboot would work on either of these systems? .. > Both the 3290 and the 3030 CPUs are a Intel Celeron N2807 1.58GHz
That's the CPU marketing name which in firmware like coreboot doesn't mean much. What matters is that this is a Bay Trail platform. > From a visual inspection, the only difference between the boards of the two > models is that the BIOS chip is different. The 3029 is a Winbond 25Q64FVSIG > (or a 25Q64FWSIG, the chip is hard to read). The 3030 is a Macronix > MX25U6435F. The 25Q64 chip is unproblematic. flashrom mentiones an OTP region in the MX chip, I would investigate if and how that is being used, if the OTP lies within the 8 Mbyte then that could be a problem and you'd have to replace the chip by soldering. (If you need to replace a chip: cut its pins flush with the black package so that you can first remove the package and then use a soldering iron to remove one pin at a time. Clean the pads with solder wick and then solder a new chip in.) > flashrom v1.2 on Linux 5.13.0-30-generic (x86_64) .. > Found chipset "Intel Bay Trail" with PCI ID 8086:0f1c. I know that coreboot *has* had *some* support for Bay Trail, IIRC the minnowmax board, IIRC that was the very first attempt at using Intel's FSP blob in coreboot and I think it did work but it wasn't a great success. You'd have to investigate. Kind regards //Peter _______________________________________________ coreboot mailing list -- coreboot@coreboot.org To unsubscribe send an email to coreboot-le...@coreboot.org
