Package Release Info

flashrom-1.0-bp151.3.2

Update Info: Base Release
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platforms

AArch64
ppc64le
s390x
x86-64

subpackages

flashrom

Change Logs

Version: 1.0-bp150.1.3
* Wed Jan 03 2018 mardnh@gmx.de
- Update to version 1.0
  * Support layouts for read and erase commands
  * New command line switch --noverify-all (-N) allows flashing of
    individual regions without reading the whole flash chip
    (particular useful with locked down Intel ME firmware)
  * New command line switch --ifd to read the layout from an
    Intel Firmware Descriptor on flash
  * We got rid of the delay-loop calibration (if the OS provides an
    accurate timer through clock_gettime())
  * Reading speed of USB programmers should have increased (reading
    bigger chunks at once, we reduce the overhead)
  * Support Intel 100 series PCHs (Sunrise Point, coupled with
    Skylake and Kaby Lake) and C620 series PCHs (Lewisburg paired
    with Workstation/Server versions of the former)
  * New programmers
    + Intel 100 series / C620 series PCHs
    + Intel I210 NICs (EEPROM and SPI)
    + AMD Merlin Falcon (FP4)
  * New chips
    + W25Q128.W
- Specfile cleanup
- Verify source signature
* Wed Apr 26 2017 agraf@suse.com
- Enable build for ARM
* Tue Jul 26 2016 glin@suse.com
- Update to 0.9.9
  * Enable the dediprog module by default, add support for Dediprog
    SF600 and the new communication protocol of the SF100 with
    newer firmware
  * Add support to update the firmware of Promise UltraATA
    controllers
  * Support new programers: WCH CH341A, VIA VT8251
  * Support new chips:
    + ESI ES25P40, ES25P80, ES25P16
    + GigaDevice GD25VQ41B, GD25Q128C, GD25VQ21B, GD25VQ40C,
    GD25VQ80C and GD25VQ16C, GD25LQ40, GD25LQ80, GD25LQ16,
    GD25LQ64(B), GD25LQ128
    + PMC Pm25LQ020, Pm25LQ040, Pm25LQ080, Pm25LQ016, Pm25LQ032C
    + Sanyo LE25FU406C/LE25U40CMC
    + SST SST25WF020A, SST25WF040B, SST25WF080B
    + Winbond W29C512A/W29EE512
  * Allow to link flashrom statically (with make CONFIG_STATIC=yes)
  * Ease debugging of build problems with libraries
  * Ignore 0x00 as a flash chip manufacturer ID in the generic
    match to avoid ambiguous messages
  * Various improvements for serprog-based programmers
  * Add support for libftdi1
  * Add infrastructure for libusb1 and use it for new programmers
  * Rigorously check integrity of I/O stream data
  * Add make parameters for easier disabling/enabling of various
    classes of programmers
* Fri Apr 03 2015 mpluskal@suse.com
- Update to 0.9.8
  * A bunch of newly supported architectures: ARM 64bit,
    big-endian ARM, PowerPC 64bit, SPARC.
  * Better support for AMD chipsets in general (speed selection,
    more conservative defaults etc.).
  * Add new programmer support:
  * AMD Yangtze's SPI controller (found in Kabini and Tamesh) as
    well as the one in Bolton FCHs (A78, A88X, A77E).
  * Intel Silvermont chipsets (Bay Trail, Rangeley and Avoton) and
    Wildcat Point (for Broadwell).
  * ITE IT8212F parallel programmer as it8212 (found on PCI SATA
    RAID controllers).
  * VIA VT6421A LPC programmer as atavia (found on PCI SATA
    controllers).
  * EEPROMs on Intel network cards based on the 82580 NIC
    (nicintel_eeprom).
  * Intel 82599 10 GbE NICs boot PROMs (part of nicintel_spi).
  * Microchip PICkit 2
  * MSTAR IC ISP protocol (not compiled in by default). Rewrites the
    firmware of your screen over VGA/DVI(!).
  * Extension of the rayer_spi module to supported various similar
    devices (Altera ByteBlasterMV, Atmel STK200/300, Wiggler LPT).
  * Switching betweens chips on boards with GIGABYTE's DualBIOS
    (using the dualbiosindex programmer parameter).
  * Enable fwh_idsel parameter for C-ICH and ICH2/3/4/5 chipsets.
  * Finer-grained display of support status used for flash chip
    operations, chipsets, mainboards and programmers (new states:
    configuration-dependent, not applicable).
* Thu Oct 30 2014 crrodriguez@opensuse.org
- Build Require libusb-devel, fix build in factory
* Thu Oct 30 2014 stepan@coresystems.de
- update to 0.9.7 r1852.
* Thu Aug 15 2013 p.drouand@gmail.com
- Update to version 0.9.7
  + see http://flashrom.org/Flashrom/0.9.7 for changes
- Use official tarball instead of generated one from svn
- Let RPM strips manpage himself;
- Change Url to real one
* Wed Mar 13 2013 cfarrell@suse.com
- license update: GPL-2.0
  No indication of aggregation
* Tue Mar 05 2013 coolo@suse.com
- update license to new format
* Sun Sep 23 2012 kernel01@hailfinger.org
- Update to 0.9.6.1
* Fri Oct 28 2011 crrodriguez@opensuse.org
- update to 0.9.4 r1457.
  * Mark several new boards as supported/unsupported
* Fri Oct 14 2011 stepan@coresystems.de
- update to 0.9.4 r1450.
  * support more devices
- Fix update-snapshots script when running svn with locales other
  than english.
* Tue Oct 04 2011 kernel01@hailfinger.org
- Update flashrom from 0.9.4-beta to 0.9.4
  * Fixes for crashes and corruption in corner cases
* Sun Sep 18 2011 jengelh@medozas.de
- Apply packaging guidelines (remove redundant/obsolete
  tags/sections from specfile, etc.)
* Fri Jun 03 2011 stepan@coresystems.de
- update to 0.9.3 r1322.
* Thu Mar 31 2011 stepan@coresystems.de
- update to 0.9.3 r1283.
* Thu Dec 09 2010 stepan@coresystems.de
- update to 0.9.3 r1246.
- split package into coreboot-utils and flashrom
- add update-snapshots script
* Wed Sep 02 2009 kernel01@hailfinger.org
- Update flashrom to from 0.9.1-rc1 to 0.9.1
  * Bug fixes and documentation fixes only
- Update nvramtool to r4625
  * Fix HIGH_TABLES
  * Install manpage in section 8 instead of section 1
* Mon Aug 24 2009 kernel01@hailfinger.org
- Update flashrom description
- Add nvramtool description
- Use RPM_OPT_FLAGS, drop custom CFLAGS/LDFLAGS
- Install nvramtool in sbin because it's only usable as root
* Tue Aug 18 2009 kernel01@hailfinger.org
- Update flashrom to version 0.9.1-rc1
  * Support for more external flashers
  * Universal external flasher protocol
  * Automatic write/erase verification
  * Dozens of added flash chips, chipsets, mainboards
  * No root privileges needed for most external flashers
  * Improved more verbose user interface
  * Speedups: Fast bus type dependent probing, 100x faster write for
  some chips
  * Reliability fixes for buggy hardware, corner case spec
  conformance