Martin Roth
- Email: gaumless@gmail.com
- Registered on: 11/17/2015
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Reported issues: 4
08/22/2017
- 03:11 PM coreboot Bug #118: Kconfig defines symbols with unmet dependencies
- I'll look at updating to the latest kconfig version from the kernel.
- Update Kconfig documentation
- Update Kcon...
09/29/2016
- 07:46 PM coreboot Bug #72: Provide better a error message when trying to use missing blobs in a non-git tree
- What about adding an integer "REQUIRES_BLOBS" kconfig option that can be set in chipsets or boards that have blobby r...
- 07:33 PM coreboot Bug #32 (Closed): [Haswell/Broadwell] LPC power optimizer RCBA instructions break eDP display wit...
- Patch is merged. Closing the issue.
06/20/2016
- 04:28 AM coreboot Bug #41 (Closed): [Geode][LX] Zero-address accesses results in UD2
- closing as fixed.
- 04:26 AM coreboot Bug #40 (Closed): The IASL update to 20160318 generates wrong bytecode on samsung/lumpy
- closing as fixed.
04/13/2016
- 04:23 PM coreboot Bug #42: Commit 53c388fe6dfb4fc4ffcee6c58345d353c6ec33bf breaks coreboot for alix2d13
- It was just pointed out to me that this is probably the same issue as bug #41.
https://ticket.coreboot.org/issues/41... - 03:05 PM coreboot Bug #42: Commit 53c388fe6dfb4fc4ffcee6c58345d353c6ec33bf breaks coreboot for alix2d13
- This builds for me under origin/master from coreboot.org, using the following miniconfig, so I'm still not sure what ...
04/12/2016
- 10:47 PM coreboot Bug #40: The IASL update to 20160318 generates wrong bytecode on samsung/lumpy
- The issue is caused by src/superio/smsc/mec1308/acpi/superio.asl
Change:
Name (_CRS, ResourceTemplate()
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IO... - 09:44 PM coreboot Bug #40: The IASL update to 20160318 generates wrong bytecode on samsung/lumpy
- The difference in output is the new IASL version is outputting some 'External' instructions - hints for disassembly. ...
- 08:35 PM coreboot Bug #40: The IASL update to 20160318 generates wrong bytecode on samsung/lumpy
- Interestingly, ALL of the differences are at the top of the file. Byte 0xCA in the new file corresponds to byte 0x24...
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