Hey,

I've been working on SPI for several days, which is an ethernet chip enc28j60.

Following is my connection,

What I expected was,

"When I insmod enc28j60.ko, eth0 comes up."

However things were not that simple.

Is there anybody managed to connect enc28j60 - or other SPI devices with interrupt - on edison breakout board?

Currently I'm on,

1. I found "spi-config" lets me know that the enc28j60 is connected on "SPI bus 6". whatever it is.

2. I see driver module "enc28j60.ko loaded" from dmesg but no more.

3. "modprobe spi-config devices=bus=6:speed=12000000:cs=0:modalias=enc28j60:gpioirq=44" gives me

[54235.127227] BUG: sleeping function called from invalid context at /home/builder/edison-src/build/tmp/work/edison-poky-linux/linux-yocto/3.10.17+gitAUTOINC+6ad20f049a_c03195ed6e-r0/linux/mm/slub.c:926
[54235.127376] in_atomic(): 1, irqs_disabled(): 1, pid: 323, name: modprobe
[54235.173888] intel_mid_ssp_spi_unified 0000:00:07.2: ERROR : DMA buffers already mapped

4. adding {"enc28j60", SFI_DEV_TYPE_SPI, 0, &enc28j60_platform_data, NULL }, etc. in upstream_to_edison.patch didn't show any differences.

any ideas?

I'll be keep debugging.

(system specs:win 7 32bit, had saphire 3800 series took out to replace wiht gefprce gtx 950, 4 gigs or ram with a 2.3 quad core)

was having issues with video card so I figured I could get a bit of extra life outa my board by ugrading. Orderd new vid card and 8 gigs of ram. Took out old card put in 1 stick of ram and replaced old card wiht new one (gefprce gtx 950) hti power supply button to turn on power, no need to hit on/off switch it just started and gave me 3 beeps with no video and no access to bios. Looked up beep codes and found it had/has? to do with memmorie? so ive tried a million and 1 diferant configerations witjh the new and old memmorie sticks to no avail all it does is beep when I hit the power supply switch. sometimes it will shut down on its own and restart with the same 3 beeps sometimes it just shuts down. Any help would be great and thanks in advance.

Greetings,

I have the DP55KG motherboard that's been in my self-built system since 2010 and has had Windows Vista Ultimate x64, Win 7 Ultimate x64 & Win 8.1 Pro x64. It's been flawless except for one consistent issue: It will not boot to a USB drive/stick or a DVD drive, not matter what I've tried.

I've built a lot of computers and tinker with them all the time and am pretty well versed in configuring them properly. I've done the usual BIOS updates, configured the board for USB or DVD boot, etc., etc., over the years to test variations for getting it to boot to USB/DVD...but nothing has ever worked.

When I create the usual recovery USB sticks or other utilities that are common, my computer will not boot with the stick plugged in.

1. If the Windows hard drive is connected, she'll bypass the USB stick and go to the HD and load Windows.
2. If I disconnect the hard drive and only the USB stick is remaining on boot, she'll throw the black screen stating that no boot device has been detected and stop.
3. Over the years, I've tried different USB sticks on different USB ports on both the motherboard and via USB hubs, with fresh burns of Windows recovery files.

Nothing I've tried has EVER got a USB stick to boot.

This same issue occurs if I try to boot from CD/DVD, such as using the Windows Vista, 7 or 8 install or recovery discs., with one exception:

1. With the Windows hard drive connected, the DVD is bypassed on boot (no matter the BIOS settings), and Windows continues to load from the hard drive like normal, instead of going to the DVD.
2. If I disconnect the hard drive, THEN the DVD will be seen and booted from, whether it's a Win install disc or recovery disc. A hard disk will not be seen, of course.
   1. If I then reconnect the hard drive at this point, things progress as normal and I can access tools or install/reinstall the O/S. This is the only way I've found to install/reinstall an operating system or access recovery tools on Win discs.
3. Over the years, I've tried different DVDs with fresh burns of Windows recovery files, as well as the original install discs for Vista, Win7 & 8.

Recently, I've been downloading & installing the preview builds of Windows 10 via the MS Insider Program. This same motherboard issue is also present when trying to install the ISO via DVD or USB on to a completely different hard drive connected to this motherboard. During this, my Windows hard drive described above was disconnected because I keep them separate from the Windows 10 install hard drive (When I want to tinker with Win 10, I pull my Win 8 drive and connect my Win 10 drive. I do this on purpose because of early 10 builds that others reported corrupting Win 7 & 8 system drives that were concurrently connected).

1. The only way I could get the Win 10 DVD burn to install on the fresh drive was if I disconnected the fresh drive before cold boot. Then during boot up, the motherboard would see the DVD and launch the install program. At this point, I reconnected the fresh drive and the install could progress.

Note: All motherboard USB ports, external USB hubs, and all internal or external DVD drives work normally once Windows boots & loads. I don't have any defective USB ports or connections.

This has been a very frustrating problem because it prevents the usage of any USB sticks for booting to ISO's or recovery tools, or system images on large USB drives. The workaround of disconnecting all drives to get a DVD boot is a band-aide solution that doesn't workaround getting usage of USB booting.

I've searched all over for any resolution to this issue, but have found none. Does anyone have any idea why this occurs and how to resolve it?

Thank you.

Hello,

I own DX58SO, with Intel Core i7 920@2.67Ghz, with 3x2GB DD3 PC3-10700(667MHz).

I want to update to maximum RAM configuration and i wanted to ask exactly what kind of kit should i buy. I have heard something about 4x4GB @ 1600 or even 4x8GB.

So, what would it be the most reliabe and fast configuration i should go with?

Thank you.

I bought a Microsoft refurbished 64 bit desktop. I am dual booting it with Windows 7 Pro and PCLOS Linux. When I try to install other Linux distros the installer doesn't see any hard drive or partitions. I read online about switching the sata hard drive to another spot on the motherboard. I tried it but then it wouldn't boot. The cable from the hard drive was blue and it was plugged into the motherboard in the blue connector. The dvd drive was plugged into the 0 slot and the hard drive into the 1 (blue) slot.

My motherboard model as per CPU-Z is 0Y958C. The chipset says Q45/Q43. Just below chipset it says southbridge and has 82801JB (ICH10). The bios is A05 version, date 7/31/2009.

What do I need to do to get this unit to allow most linux installers to see my hard drive and partitions?

Hi Guys,

We have multiple Intel® Desktop Board DP67BG, but a lot of them won't boot anything!

I get the following warning when I start the pc:

When you look in the bios I can see the hard drive.

When I use F10(Boot menu) and than select the hard drive, than will windows boot. Otherwise it won't boot.

I already tried diffrent bios version, diffrents hard drives , but this problems keeps comming back.

Sometimes it helps to but the hard drive in IDE mode and than it works.

But that doesn't even work.

When I press F10 I see Windows Boot Manager, can someone tell me what that is?

I hope someone can help me.

Regards,

Dirk

I bought a dq77kb mainboard and I cannot get to show information on a display.

Also the keyboard numlock led does not light up.

The processor is in the compatible procs list

its a i3-3220T processor. The cpu fan start to run. I have a headset plugged in and I do not hear any beeps

When I remove the memory I hear the 3 beeps.

I can't go to the bios as I can see anything. It appears the usb ports don't get power.

I would try a bios upgrade if I could, but it doesn't get to that stage. So no POST either. Tried clear CMOS with power cable dettached, doesn't help

All of this has also been performed out of the chassis with only one memory card in place, no connections but the power switch. It starts running it gives no unusual led activity and no beeps.

The processor is compatible and I don't have any other processors.

The power is connected externally and it has 90 Watts. It boots up an hp laptop nicely with no issues.

I followed all the troubleshooting steps but don't know what else there is I can do.

I have seen multiple posts regarding similar issues. They have not been answered by Intel here:

Re: DQ77KB No Video

Intel DQ77KB->BTKB34500LT5     AA G81483 501

Intel (BX80637I33220T) i3-3220T (original heatsink)

Corsair (CMSO16GX3M2A1333C9) 16GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR3 1333MHz SODIMM

Power adapter:

90W AC adapter for HP notebooks.

Part Number

Regulatory Model: Series PPP012H-S
HP PART NO: 608428-002
Replace with HP SPARE: 609940-001  A090A00AL-HW01  608428-001

Technical Specification

Input: 100 to 240 V~1.5 A 50 to 60 Hz

Output: 19.0V DC 4.74A 90W MAX

Efficiency Level: V

Connector: 3 pin/grounded, mates with interchangeable cords

Hi all,

I buy a server networking card I210.

It has a PCIe advance feature TPH (TLP Processing Hints).

But I don't find the Intel chipset or motherboard's pcie port could support this feature.

I want to try the TPH efficacy.

Could any expert help me to give me the Intel chipset or Intel motherboard model name that support TPH?

Thank you very much.

Então gente, comprei esta placa hoje e notei que meus módulos funcionam apenas nos slots 2 e 4, canal B. Quando coloco nos slots 1 e 3 a placa mãe não inicia. Não encontrei este modelo específico de memória na lista de memórias aprovadas para esta placa, mas estou em dúvida se o canal A está com defeito, pois se funcionam no canal B (slots 2 e 4), também deveriam funcionam no canal A (slots 1 e 3), ou não? Alguém poderia me dar uma ajuda sobre isso? A placa é nova, sem nenhum sinal de defeito aparente. São dois módulos de 4 Gb modeloM378B5273DH0-CH0. Gostaria de uma explicação para este problema para saber se é mesmo defeito da placa ou incompatibilidade. Obrigado!

Hello to all.  This is my first post.  Hopefully my last - nothing personal.  I have an DZ77RE-75K with an I7 6 core processor.  This thing rocks!  I use it for videography, and some personal stuff. A few week ago, it seemed to have crash on me, but then it booted back up.  Yesterday, (or was it the day b4) it just stopped loading Windows 7.  After some investigating, I've found that SATA 'blue' 6.0Gb port is failing.

I mean, I got the system back up running again, and fortunately I only need one port for my DVD drive (which I can swipe the dble system cables for), but now I'm using a slower port for my system.  Either my apps loss the 6 Gb port or the system drive loses.

Has anyone experienced this before?

Hello~~

The USB 3.0 ports are stopping working randomly, gets to have energy but does not work(when it stops working)

no problems with USB 2.0, only 3.0.

I'm using the latest BIOS, 120.

I tried to use an older version, using this method with USB Device: http://www.intel.com/support/motherboards/desktop/sb/CS-023360.htm

But when I turn on the computer, the monitor does not show image...

Hi

     I recently updated my DH61WW board's BIOS from version 0048 to 0099, BIOS was updated successfully but my system is stuck on start up screen. It goes into options etc but do not load OS.

     I tried BIOS recovery but it also did not worked.

Aqui estão as fotos das embalagens e as prints de tela da BIOS. Não entendo essa diferença entre modelos, me parece ser um defeito de fabricação. Quero saber se mais alguém já viu esse tipo de problema. Não acredito que eu tenha sido vítima de falsificação, pois os números de série das etiquetas da embalagem e da própria board coincidem e o site da Intel reconhece estes números e responde que a garantia está válida até 21/dez 2016. Acredito que é um produto genuíno.

Estou com problemas nesta board em relação a memórias. Minhas memórias só funcionam nos slots DIMM 2 e DIMM 4. Quando instalo as memórias nos slots DIMM 1 e DIMM 3, a board emite um beep, mas na maioria das vezes ela não emite beep algum e não gera imagem. As memórias só funcionam nos DIMM 2 e DIMM 4. Tenho dois módulos Samsung M378B5273DH0-CK0 de 4 Gb 1600 Mhz. Também anexei uma print do teste do processador e o log deste teste.

BIOS: GAZ7711H.86A.0039.2012.0426.1622

Mobo: DZ77GA-70k

(All brand new products)

DVD drive:  ASUS DRW-241ST (SATA)

PSU: Corsair RM1000w

CPU: Intel i5 3350P @3.10 ghz

SSD: Intel SSD 730 - 480GB

Memory: 16GB G.Skill Ripjaws DDR3 1600

When PC is powered on, motherboard splash screen displays with options F2 (bios), F7 (bios update), F10 (boot menu). If I do nothing, the system resets and same screen will display briefly before a notification displaying "BIOS has detected unsuccessful POST attempt(s). Possible causes include recent changes to BIOS Performance Options or recent hardware change. Press Y to enter setup or N to cancel and attempt to boot with previous settings". If I hit F10, boot menu screen displays with:

P2: Asus DRW-24B1ST i

P5: Intel SSDSC2BP480G4

UEFI: ASUS DRW-24B1ST i  (when UEFI is enabled)

I'm able to toggle between the options, pressing enter or space on the DVD drive does not appear to have any effect other than the screen locks up and I'm unable to toggle between options and mouse ceases to move. The DVD does not begin to spin, light does not turn on.  Leaving this screen on after selecting DVD drive for 5+ minutes has no effect and i'm forced to restart the PC.  Selecting UEFI DVD option and non UEFI DVD option has the same effect.

DVD drive is set to boot first in boot order. DVD drive successfully opens and will spin.  Have tried plugging into SATA ports 0,2,3 with no change in behavior or success. Have tried two different Windows 7 DVDs - one that was successful in a previous build and one that is brand new- both are for 64bit Windows 7 home. Have tried booting with Chipset SATA mode set to AHCI and IDE with no change in result between the two.

Have tried disabling and enabling UEFI BOOT with no change in result.

I'm unsure of where to proceed from here. Is there some other BIOS setting or combination of BIOS settings that will successfully boot from the DVD drive? Do I need to update my BIOS version? Any help would be very much appreciated.

-K

Hello,

I've got a huge problem regarding my hdmi audio in my intel dq87pg board. The setup is the following:

HTPC  -> Displayport to HDMI Adapter -> Onkyo AV Receiver -> TV

OS is Windows 8.1, Graphic drivers etc. are the latest.

if the TV and the AV Receiver is on when I start the HTPC, everything works fine. But if it is switched off while booting, the computer does not find any hdmi audio device when the receiver is turned on later. The same happens when av receiver is on during boot and the sound works and I restart the AV reveiver or replug the cable in between.

I've tried nearly everything, different drivers, reinstall windows etc, but nothing helps. Does anyone have a solution?

Many regards

Florian

Does the DP55WG motherboard have internal support for bluetooth? I am new to the community and I apologize if this a dumb question - but I reviewed the Intel literature and I find no mention of bluetooth - so I am assuming I must purchase a dongle or some other device to get bluetooth to work.

I've asked this question before and thought I fixed it, but the problem returned.

I have an Intel desktop board model # D510MO. Board number is AAE76523-404. It's running Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit. I can't install sound drivers on it. The Intel driver update utility doesn't produce anything. I've downloaded the correct drivers from Intel download, but they don't work. It goes through the installation process, reboots, then there's no audio device installed. I've installed the chipset driver and updated the bios.This is the page I got my instructions from: Desktop Boards — Audio Drivers Do Not Install. I've done this several times.

[Correct Answer by Mark Fraylick on Feb 23, 2015 3:21 PM

I finally got it. I disabled audio in the bios. Then reinstalled windows. I enabled audio in bios and installed the driver.]

This worked one time. On the next reboot, the problem was back. There's no audio device installed. I've since done it twice more the same results.

Mark Fraylick

I have an Intel desktop board model # D510MO. Board number is AAE76523-404. It's running Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit. I can't install sound drivers on it. The Intel driver update utility doesn't produce anything. I've downloaded the correct drivers from Intel download, but they don't work. It goes through the installation process, reboots, then there's no audio device installed. I've installed the chipset driver and updated the bios.

I'm trying to install Oracle Linux software for my Pc which is having dh87rl motherboard. After installation my Operating system could not able to Detect the network Adapter automatically. how do i find the same.?

I am receiving the following errors while booting my desktop:

PXE-E61 - Media test failure, check cable

PXE-M0F - Exiting Intel Boot Agent

As mentioned below, I have disabled network boot feature. I have also tried replacing the SATA cable and port. Finally, I tried to update the BIOS version to 0103. But for some reason the update is NOT happening. I press F7 to update BIOS, follow all the subsequent steps and press ENTER in the last step to update BIOS. At this moment, my computer (or BIOS) stops responding. By god, the current version does not get corrupted, but the point is that BIOS update is just not happening for reasons unknown to me.

Please help!

System Information:

BIOS Version : EBH7710H.86A.0053.2012.0213.1543

Processor Type : Intel Core i5-3550 CPU

Product Name : DH77EB

Version  : AAG39073-304

Serial Number : BQEB229002LB

Intel Management Engine Firmware : 8.0.1.1399

SATA Port 1 : WDC WD5000AZRX (500.1GB-6.0Gb/s)

Boot Drive Order: [P1: WDC WD5000AZRX-00A8L]

The following options are disabled:

Boot to Optical Devices

Boot to Removable Devices

Boot to Network

UEFI Boot

Fast Boot > General Optinmization is enabled

Regards,

Akash