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Jan 14th 2022
Hello,
I found an answer to my more special question (in this board).
You can change the parameters when you use the combination of flashrom and cbfstool.
cbfstool is located in util directory of coreboot.
What to do:
1. read actual BIOS: flashrom -p internal -r coreboot.bin
2. extract BIOS parameters: cbfstool coreboot.bin extract -n bootorder -f bootorder
3. change Parameters in file bootorder
4. make a copy of the original bios: cp coreboot.bin coreboot2.bin
5. remove old BIOS parameters: cbfstool coreboot2.bin remove -n bootorder
6. add new BIOS parameters: cbfstool coreboot2.bin add -n bootorder -f bootorder -t raw
7. flash new BIOS with new parameters: flashrom -p internal -w coreboot2.bin
Uwe
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uwe
I found an answer to my more special question (in this board).
You can change the parameters when you use the combination of flashrom and cbfstool.
cbfstool is located in util directory of coreboot.
What to do:
1. read actual BIOS: flashrom -p internal -r coreboot.bin
2. extract BIOS parameters: cbfstool coreboot.bin extract -n bootorder -f bootorder
3. change Parameters in file bootorder
4. make a copy of the original bios: cp coreboot.bin coreboot2.bin
5. remove old BIOS parameters: cbfstool coreboot2.bin remove -n bootorder
6. add new BIOS parameters: cbfstool coreboot2.bin add -n bootorder -f bootorder -t raw
7. flash new BIOS with new parameters: flashrom -p internal -w coreboot2.bin
Uwe