NVRAM-Wakeuüp-Daten für MS-6340

dbox.network · 28. März 2004

Hallo
ich hab hier gerade einen VDR auf basis eines MS-6340 gebaut.
Hier die Daten:

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################################################
##  Mainboard autodetection information:
##
##    - Mainboard vendor:   "MicroStar Inc."
##    - Mainboard type:     "MS-6340"
##    - Mainboard revision: "1.0"
##    - BIOS vendor:        "American Megatrends Inc."
##    - BIOS version:       "62710"
##    - BIOS release:       "07/15/97"


addr_stat        = 0x56
shift_stat       = 6
addr_day         = 0x57
addr_hour        = 0x58
addr_min         = 0x59
addr_sec         = 0x5A
#addr_stat        = 0x6F   # but differs somewhere else
rtc_day          = 0x6F
reset_day        = ON
rtc_sec          = 0x73
rtc_min          = 0x75
rtc_hour         = 0x77
addr_chk_h       = 0x30
addr_chk_l       = 0x31

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Ich habe die Daten (bis auf die rtc_xxx) in meine nvram-wakeup-mb.c übernommen - scheint einwandfrei zu funktionieren und kann in die offizielle version übernommen werden...

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void msi_ms_6340(struct biosinfo *b) 
{
     CHECKSUM(b, 0x30);
     TIMEREGS(b, 0x56);
     b->need_reboot = ON_STAT;
     b->addr_stat   = 0x56;
     b->shift_stat  = 6;
     b->addr_day    = 0x57;
     b->addr_hour   = 0x58;
     b->addr_min    = 0x59;
     b->addr_sec    = 0x5A;
     b->addr_chk_h  = 0x30;
     b->addr_chk_l  = 0x31;
     b->reset_day   = ON;
}

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Frage am rande - wofür werden die rtc-parameter gebraucht?

Gruß
dbox.network

Bistr-o-Math · 29. März 2004

Zitat

Original von dbox.network

Frage am rande - wofür werden die rtc-parameter gebraucht?

das BIOS speichert die Daten doppelt ab. nur statt

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rtc_sec          = 0x73
rtc_min          = 0x75
rtc_hour         = 0x77

muss man

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rtc_time = ON

nehmen (guess ist da noch nicht schlau genug)

also versuch mal dies:

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addr_stat        = 0x56
shift_stat       = 6


addr_day         = 0x57


addr_hour        = 0x58
addr_min         = 0x59
addr_sec         = 0x5A


rtc_day          = 0x6F
reset_day        = ON
rtc_time         = ON


addr_chk_h       = 0x30
addr_chk_l       = 0x31

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dbox.network · 5. April 2004

Hi
die änderung hat nichts an der funktion von nvram-wakeup geändert - es funktioniert immernoch einwandfrei.
du kannst die daten also in das cvs übernehmen - danke dafür

gruß
dbox.network

clocker · 17. Juli 2004

Erstmal ein großes SORRY, dass ich diesen ollen Thread wieder hoch hole...

Aber da es der einzige im Board ist, der sich um das MSI 6340 dreht, musste es sein
Meine Fragen an den stolzen Besitzer eben dieses Mainboards:

Wie lange dauert denn so das Booten ? Ich meine die Zeit zwischen Einschalten und dem Start von Linux. Also erkennen von Festplatten etc.

Und: Läuft das Teil ohne Grafikkarte oder will es zwingend eine drin haben ?

Ich frage deshalb, weil die Board gerade äußerst billig in rauhen Mengen bei Ebay drin sind.

Dirk · 17. Juli 2004

Hi

alle msi-boards die ich bisher gesehen habe, haben verflucht schnell gestartet
(mein kt4v is so schnell, das der moni erst hell is, wenn grub da is)

gruß dirk

pumo · 3. August 2004

sorry writing english but I don't speak german,
dbox.network have allready added it to CVS ?
or could I get nvram-wakeup-mb.c file ?
I have MSI MS-6340 motherboard and I ran guess-helper and nvram just mess my bios setting so it loads defaults...

Bistr-o-Math · 4. August 2004

Zitat

Original von pumo
sorry writing english but I don't speak german,
dbox.network have allready added it to CVS ?

yes, I added dbox.network's configuration to CVS and it is included in the 0.97 release
of nvram-wakeup.

Zitat

I have MSI MS-6340 motherboard and I ran guess-helper and nvram just mess my bios setting so it loads defaults...

if you have problems with guess-helper, post the generated nvram-wakeup and guess-error.log here.

pumo · 14. August 2004

it "almost" works, minutes and seconds go right but everything else resets to default settings (I mean whole bios)
I use nvram-wakeup 0.97

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[root@localhost root]# cat guess-directisa/guess-error.log
$Id: guess.c,v 1.22 2004/03/04 08:38:14 bistr-o-math Exp $
Opened file 31.23.59.59+ readonly...
Opened file 11.12.13.14+ readonly...
Opened file 01.00.00.00+ readonly...
Opened file 01.00.00.00- readonly...
Couldn't read byte 0x80 from 31.23.59.59+
Assuming size of files 128 bytes
guess: Opening /dev/mem in O_RDONLY mode...
guess: _DMI_ table found: base: 0xF0800, size: 0x3A2, count: 32
guess: data block   1 at offset 0x000: type   0, size 0x013 ( 19)
guess: found string "Award Software International, Inc."
guess: found string "6.00 PG"
guess: found string "01/14/2002"
guess: data block   2 at offset 0x04A: type   1, size 0x019 ( 25)
guess: data block   3 at offset 0x092: type   2, size 0x008 (  8)
guess: found string "MICRO-STAR INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD"
guess: found string "MS-6340(VT8363)"
guess: found string ""
guess: data block   4 at offset 0x0D1: type   3, size 0x00D ( 13)
guess: data block   5 at offset 0x0E7: type   4, size 0x020 ( 32)
guess: data block   6 at offset 0x121: type   5, size 0x014 ( 20)
guess: data block   7 at offset 0x137: type   6, size 0x00C ( 12)
guess: data block   8 at offset 0x14B: type   6, size 0x00C ( 12)
guess: data block   9 at offset 0x15F: type   7, size 0x013 ( 19)
guess: data block  10 at offset 0x182: type   7, size 0x013 ( 19)
guess: data block  11 at offset 0x1A5: type   8, size 0x009 (  9)
guess: data block  12 at offset 0x1BD: type   8, size 0x009 (  9)
guess: data block  13 at offset 0x1D7: type   8, size 0x009 (  9)
guess: data block  14 at offset 0x1E7: type   8, size 0x009 (  9)
guess: data block  15 at offset 0x1F8: type   8, size 0x009 (  9)
guess: data block  16 at offset 0x209: type   8, size 0x009 (  9)
guess: data block  17 at offset 0x21A: type   8, size 0x009 (  9)
guess: data block  18 at offset 0x22F: type   8, size 0x009 (  9)
guess: data block  19 at offset 0x250: type   9, size 0x00D ( 13)
guess: data block  20 at offset 0x262: type   9, size 0x00D ( 13)
guess: data block  21 at offset 0x274: type   9, size 0x00D ( 13)
guess: data block  22 at offset 0x286: type   9, size 0x00D ( 13)
guess: data block  23 at offset 0x298: type   8, size 0x009 (  9)
guess: data block  24 at offset 0x2A8: type  13, size 0x016 ( 22)
guess: data block  25 at offset 0x2F9: type  16, size 0x00F ( 15)
guess: data block  26 at offset 0x30A: type  17, size 0x015 ( 21)
guess: data block  27 at offset 0x32F: type  17, size 0x015 ( 21)
guess: data block  28 at offset 0x354: type  19, size 0x00F ( 15)
guess: data block  29 at offset 0x365: type  20, size 0x013 ( 19)
guess: data block  30 at offset 0x37A: type  20, size 0x013 ( 19)
guess: data block  31 at offset 0x38F: type  32, size 0x00B ( 11)
guess: data block  32 at offset 0x39C: type 127, size 0x004 (  4)
guess: Following DMI entries found:
guess:  - Mainboard vendor:   "MICRO-STAR INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD"
guess:  - Mainboard type:     "MS-6340(VT8363)"
guess:  - Mainboard revision: ""
guess:  - BIOS vendor:        "Award Software International, Inc."
guess:  - BIOS version:       "6.00 PG"
guess:  - BIOS release:       "01/14/2002"
    checking 0x3F: 0x3B 0x0E 0x00 0x00
    checking 0x40: 0x3B 0x0D 0x00 0x00
    checking 0x41: 0x17 0x0C 0x00 0x00
    checking 0x47: 0x30 0x30 0x30 0x10
    checking 0x51: 0x1F 0x0B 0x01 0x01
    checking 0x6E: 0xE3 0x69 0x38 0x18
Couldn't guess checksum addresses (out of 0).

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and nvram-wakeup.conf :

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################################################
##  Mainboard autodetection information:
##
##    - Mainboard vendor:   "MICRO-STAR INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD"
##    - Mainboard type:     "MS-6340(VT8363)"
##    - Mainboard revision: ""
##    - BIOS vendor:        "Award Software International, Inc."
##    - BIOS version:       "6.00 PG"
##    - BIOS release:       "01/14/2002"


addr_sec         = 0x3F
addr_min         = 0x40
addr_hour        = 0x41
addr_stat        = 0x47
shift_stat       = 5
addr_day         = 0x51
addr_stat        = 0x6E   # but differs somewhere else
shift_stat       = 5

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Bistr-o-Math · 14. August 2004

please try this:

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################################################
##  Mainboard autodetection information:
##
##    - Mainboard vendor:   "MICRO-STAR INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD"
##    - Mainboard type:     "MS-6340(VT8363)"
##    - Mainboard revision: ""
##    - BIOS vendor:        "Award Software International, Inc."
##    - BIOS version:       "6.00 PG"
##    - BIOS release:       "01/14/2002"


addr_sec         = 0x3F
addr_min         = 0x40
addr_hour        = 0x41
addr_stat        = 0x47
shift_stat       = 5
addr_day         = 0x51
addr_chk_h       = 0x6D
addr_chk_l       = 0x6E


need_reboot      = ON_STAT

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Bistr-o-Math · 14. August 2004

PS.: this must be two different revisions of the MS-6340

dbox.network's one has AMI BIOS and yours has Award BIOS

pumo · 14. August 2004

BIG thanks Bistr-o-math it works with setting that you gave !!
I didn't notice different bios, but it doens't matter it works now
I am just curious but why I didn't see MS-6340 in nvram-wakeup-mb.c file ?

Bistr-o-Math · 15. August 2004

it's there:

http://cvs.sf.net/viewcvs.py/nvram-wakeup/nvram-wakeup/nvram-wakeup-mb.c?rev=HEAD&view=auto

now your config goes there as well.

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