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Acked-by: Glenn Mueller (<A href="mailto:mechwarrior5@hotmail.com">mechwarrior5@hotmail.com</A>)<BR> <BR>Erased and flashed successfully the factory chip for the board. Proved this to myself by flashing the bios for my 650i machine onto it and taking the off chance it would boot from it... it did, a hot swap and an awdflash later my 650i is operational again on its factory chip and reflashed the a7v8x with its factory bios too. Good news is it worked perfect. E-mail sent from the 650i even :) Let me know if you still want to try and make the a7v8x flash the other chips or if it doesn't really matter.<BR> <BR>> Date: Sun, 12 Jul 2009 16:12:03 +0200<BR>> From: libv@skynet.be<BR>> To: mechwarrior5@hotmail.com<BR>> CC: flashrom@flashrom.org<BR>> Subject: Re: [flashrom] Asus A7V8X needs a board enable.<BR>> <BR>> On Sun, Jul 12, 2009 at 03:53:48AM +0200, Luc Verhaegen wrote:<BR>> > Attached is the hopefully final patch for the board enable. Glenn will <BR>> > now test it with the boards original bios. If this succeeds, then we had <BR>> > two issues combined;<BR>> > * board enable.<BR>> > * something funky going on with the SST49LF040B that got hot-swapped <BR>> > into the place of the boards original SST49LF040.<BR>> > <BR>> > Luc Verhaegen.<BR>> <BR>> Glenn, since you tested this successfully, can you reply with an:<BR>> "Acked-by:" statement?<BR>> <BR>> Thanks,<BR>> <BR>> Luc Verhaegen.<BR><BR>
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