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Subject: RE: programming system bios under bsd?
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Re: programming system bios under freebsd.
I got this working. If anyone is interested
in the code, email me and I'll send it to you.
I only tried it on supermicro x5dpr-8g2, but I suspect
it will likely work on any ICH3-based board with
an FWH4 flash. (eg e7501 chipset in this case).

--don