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    From: Lars Segerlund <lars.segerlund@c...>
    Date: Thu, 12 Dec 2002 08:22:15 +0100
    Subject: Re: [oc] Writing a program for a BIOS or EEPROM
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      Check out openbios or linuxbios , and see what they do, specifically, 
    linuxbios can be flashed ( duh ) , and is capable of starting most os'es 
    after that. ( fx. winXX why on earth anybody would want that ).
    
      This way you ccan reflash a regular PC, and compile your app into the 
    boot sequence ( linuxbios ) , so I think it 's a very simple solution.
    
      Good luck !
    
      It also has the advantage that you don't need aditional hardware, you 
    can just reflash the box, and btw. make a backup ! of the original flash!
    
      / regards,Lars Segerlund.
    
    tom@p... wrote:
    > Hello I am working on a project to build a "Life Style" PC. I need to have 
    > some way of writing an application either to the BIOS or some other 
    > eeprom that will load straight away as soon as the machine is turned on 
    > instead of waiting for an os to boot up. Does any one have any ideas 
    > what so ever as to how this would be possible. I really hope so because 
    > this is very exciting project but I am just held back by my lack of 
    > programing knowledge and eeproms etc.
    > 
    > Cheers
    > Tom
    > 
    > 
    
    
    
    

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    [oc] Writing a program for a BIOS or EEPROMThomas Hughes

     
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