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Postby engine » Tue Mar 28, 2006 4:54 pm

These are the direct links for the datasheets of Silicon Image´s PCI to ATA/SATA chips:

Silicon Image 0680A

Silicon Image 3112A

Silicon Image 3114

Silicon Image 3124

All these datasheets describe how to read and write to the card´s flash ROM or EEPROM. What we need is someone who can understand this and code it to Uniflash.


These are the ones for ITE PCI to ATA chips:

ITE IT8212F

ITE IT8211F

I don´t know if these describe the flash procedure. But someone more skilled should check.


These are the ROM´s datasheets:

SST 39SF010

Atmel AT49BV512

I think the SST one is already coded in Uniflash.


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divide by zero crash rt 200 bug

Postby franka2 » Thu Mar 08, 2007 4:28 am

I compiled the sources with TP7 okay, but the proggy crashed after the first begin line divide by zero - whatever the first line was (even D:=1;).

is the run time lib so old it crashes on modern athlon64 ?

some tp7 compilations run nicely. I want to get PCI NIC rtl8169 support going.

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folks you need the patch for the famous RT error 200 CRT-unit Delay();

then it works nicely (except video output)
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Postby apple_rom » Wed Aug 01, 2007 11:18 am

http://rom.by/index.php?title=Uniflash#1.47re

Code: Select all
1.47re.08:
(In compare with last version of Uniflash - 1.40)

- Change (improve) algorithm of BIOS/chipset specific procedures detection.
- Add support:
   ALi:
    M1563
    M1567
    M1573
    M1575

   AMD:
    8131 PCI-X
    8132 PCI-X 2.0
    8151 System Controller

   ATI(AMD):
    SB400
    SB600

   Atmel:
    A49LF004/3V

   Intel:
    i631xESB/632xESB/3100 ICH
    i82801GH ICH7DH'
    i82801GB/R ICH7(R)
    i82801GBM ICH7-M
    i82801GHM ICH7-M DH
    i82801HB/R ICH8(R)
    i82801HBM ICH8-M
    i82801HH ICH8DH
    i82801HO ICH8DO
    i82801HHM ICH8DH-M
    ICH9
    Mobile ICH9
    i82801IH ICH9DH
    i82801IR ICH9R

    i945G/GZ/P/PL
    i945GM/PM/GMS/GT/i943/i940GML
    i946GZ/PL/GL
    i965 G1
    iQ963/Q965
    iP965/G965
    iG33/G31/P35
    iPM965/GM965/GL960

   nVidia:
    MCP
    MCP-D
    MCP2
    MCP2A
    MCP2S
    nForce3 LPC Bridge
    nForce3 250Gb LPC Bridge
    nForce4 LPC Bridge
    MCP-04
    MCP55
    MCP61
    MCP65
    MCP67
    MCP72
    MCP73

   SiS:
    961
    962
    963
    965
    966
    968

   SST:
    49LF040B(LPC)

   VIA:
    VT8233C
    VT8251
    VT8375 (KM266/KL266)
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Postby Denniss » Wed Aug 01, 2007 12:37 pm

apple_rom wrote:http://rom.by/index.php?title=Uniflash#1.47re

Did Rainbow stop developing Uniflash and you took over or are you working together on this nice little program?
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Postby apple_rom » Wed Aug 01, 2007 12:59 pm

Denniss wrote:Did Rainbow stop developing Uniflash...?

I don`t know. I make this changes once two years ago. I hope - Rainbow will update Uniflash. After 2.5 years from last update i decide that it is dead :) and publish current self version of Uniflash.
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Postby croolyc » Sat Sep 22, 2007 6:31 pm

where to find 1.47re version?
i need download it
link doesn't work

EDIT
ok i got it :)
http://rom.by/UniflashRE/UniflashRE_1.47re.08.zip
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Postby en1gma » Tue Nov 13, 2007 12:57 am

can somone post the link please
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