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===Before you begin=== | ===Before you begin=== | ||
The Asus K8N-E is a Athlon64 Socket 939 board with socketed BIOS | The Asus K8N-E is a Athlon64 Socket 939 board (nforce 4 ultra) with socketed BIOS sold around . Latest legacy BIOS is from May 2006 v.1013. | ||
currently PS/2 keyboards do not work, but USB keyboards do. | currently PS/2 keyboards do not work, but USB keyboards do. | ||
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Before you begin
The Asus K8N-E is a Athlon64 Socket 939 board (nforce 4 ultra) with socketed BIOS sold around 120 (mostly out of stock in 8/2007) (used at ebay 30-50 possible). It already boots LinuxBIOS. Latest legacy BIOS is from May 2006 v.1013. currently PS/2 keyboards do not work, but USB keyboards do.
The BIOS chip is of type SST _________ (s.o. pls fill in) of which you need a spare pre-programmed piece.
Payload
Building the payload
Current status of the LBv2 tree
Building LinuxBIOS
Burning LinuxBIOS
Running LinuxBIOS
Help?
TODO
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