Dne 12. 01. 21 v 20:42 Peter Mueller napsal(a):
> Great! thank you Petr for finding this "easter egg" :)
> I've looked so strongly on SOIC that I didn't even mention a socketed bios,
> especially if it would be hidden in a housing..
Yeah I didn't realised that first too. It was almost: "where the
Thank you all for your interest and your kind support!
Maybe I will someday achieve to run coreboot on an zotac ci 640
zbox, I am a small step further now :)
Am 12.01.21 um 20:41 schrieb Angel Pons:
> Hi Peter,
>
> On Tue, Jan 12, 2021 at 6:15 PM Peter Mueller wrote:
>>
>> https://pasteboard.c
Great! thank you Petr for finding this "easter egg" :)
I've looked so strongly on SOIC that I didn't even mention a socketed bios,
especially if it would be hidden in a housing..
One have to open the grey plastic box to access the not even soldered 64Mbit
Bios chip
https://pasteboard.co/JJl7Wts.p
Hi Peter,
On Tue, Jan 12, 2021 at 6:15 PM Peter Mueller wrote:
>
> https://pasteboard.co/JJknICr.jpg
Ah, I see it: it's on the top right quadrant next to the USB
connector. That gray thing is a socket, and should contain the flash
chip we're looking for. Lucky you! With the flash chip in a socke
lol I've found it :-D it's not a chip, it's actually a socket
right of wifi https://pasteboard.co/JJknICr.jpg "BIOS ROM" on PCB
Petr
Dne 12. 01. 21 v 19:14 Peter Mueller napsal(a):
> Yes, I have removed all strips, ram and extension cards, so I have seen all
> SOIC8 chips on the board.
> But th
Yes, I have removed all strips, ram and extension cards, so I have seen all
SOIC8 chips on the board.
But this is what I do not understand, I find no more then I showed in the pics.
I will
send some more/better pics, so you could see more details. I removed all strips
and extensions, where any
S
Hi Peter,
On Tue, Jan 12, 2021 at 4:26 PM wrote:
>
> Hello coreboot community,
>
> as an open source fan I recently get to know coreboot and really like the
> idea behind.
> Sadly I bought my computer HW before learning more on libre friendly hardware
> that
> respects your freedom. Now I try t
On Tue, Jan 12, 2021 at 05:25:48PM +0100, reddu...@online.de wrote:
> Hello coreboot community,
>
> as an open source fan I recently get to know coreboot and really like the
> idea behind.
> Sadly I bought my computer HW before learning more on libre friendly hardware
> that
> respects your free
Did you looked under black isolation stripes?
There is one soic-8 at the top of this photo
https://pasteboard.co/JJjRjLU.jpg
next to superio U49. There can be more chips under expansion cards.
BTW you can eliminate chips which doesn't have the standard SPI pinout (for
example you can try meas
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