--- Alan Cox <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> At the very least we should print a warning advising the user that the
> BIOS is incompatible and to ask the BIOS vendor for an update so that
> they can enable error detection and management support.
Asking for the update might prompt for an update to actually be generated, but I
doubt it.
>
> Is only the AMI BIOS this braindamaged, should we just blacklist AMI
> bioses in EDAC or is this shared Intel supplied code that may be found
> in other vendors systems.
The engineer who wrote the E752X driver (originally from bluesmoke) was a LinuxBIOS
engineer. We do make some systems with factory BIOS, but not as many as with
LinuxBIOS. We might see these issues on those factory BIOS system, but none that I
know of.
doug thompson
>
> Alan
>
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