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...TS]] runs all tests with RS232 logging disabled. In the event that a test boot fails, the REACTS will automatically rebuild, reflash, and retest the same ...have differing ideas about the contents of a data structure) can sometimes boot when the RS232 console is enabled but not when it is is disabled (or vice v ...

into two parts could speed up the development. One part is a bootloader, one part is an application. == firmware boot up == ...

!Speed |Cannot boot (works fine with proprietary BIOS). ...

...ol to do a simple build test, and the default binary produced may well not boot if flashed to the system. ...to your system and telling abuild to use it with the '''-y''' option will speed things up a bit: ...

In your '''boot/grub/menu.lst''' add the following: serial '''--unit=0''' --speed='''115200''' ...

* Boot from onboard compact flash * 1/2 speed baud rate problem resolved ...

The system won't boot without this two files, that need to be included into the coreboot rom. ..._comments = might be unstable with Native Raminit (depends on GPU and PCIe speed) ...

...y of the BeagleBone black. This would force the BeagleBone Black to always boot from the memory you inserted. 2) Pressing and holding every time the 'User Boot' button. This is the button next to the big, regular USB port. ...

A sample boot log from this board is available [http://www.coreboot.org/pipermail/coreboo == Boot speed == ...

coreboot requires a [[Payloads|Payload]] to boot an operating system. If you want to boot from the network, you will need to use [http://www.etherboot.org Etherboot] ...

When developing, you will, at some point, have flashed code that cannot boot your mainboard. ...mers are not always necessary. Use your mainboard as a programmer instead. Boot up with a known-good image, then unplug the (DIP32, PLCC32, or DIP8) ROM ch ...

..._comments = tested with a Radeon HD2600, but only video output after linux boot |Powersave_comments = By default the CPU fan rotates at maximum speed. See the fancontrol attachment below on how to get it adjust automatically ...

if [ -f "$x/boot/grub/grub.cfg" ] ; then configfile /boot/grub/grub.cfg ...

General setup ---> [*] Create a table of timestamps collected during boot * Remove 3Gbps SATA speed limit [http://review.coreboot.org/4762 link] ...

coreboot requires a [[Payloads|payload]] to boot an operating system. If you want to boot from the network, you will need to use [http://www.etherboot.org Etherboot] ...

coreboot requires a [[Payloads|payload]] to boot an operating system. If you want to boot from the network, you will need to use [[Etherboot]]. ...

...utput is enabled. It is very useful for debugging, but also slows down the boot process a lot. If you don't need serial debug or have no idea how to use it |CPU_comments = Core 2 Duo up to 1067MHz FSB. Pentium 4-like CPUs don't boot. ...

Aside from pre-sales configuration (display, processor speed, optional components) it looks like every X60 variant uses the same motherb |Onboard_SD_comments = Works in GNU/Linux but fails to boot form it in SeaBIOS ...

...utput is enabled. It is very useful for debugging, but also slows down the boot process a lot. If you don't need serial debug or have no idea how to use it ...can be worked around by powering up the board normally (even if it doesn't boot) and then shutting it down by holding the power button for 5 seconds (or by ...

on the mainboard at boot time. The payload is included in the flash rom along # Speeding up the boot ...