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Subject: programming system bios under bsd?
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i'm looking @ writing a program to re-flash the
system bios on my supermicro x5dpr motherboard.
This system has a 512KB bios. Some of the bios
is mapped to 0xf0000 for 64KB. How do I go about 
determining where the rest of the bios is mapped? 

memcontrol list doesn't provide any hints.