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Writing a program/exectuive, residing on a USB storage device, from which the machine will boot, without the need of any known operating system/bootloader, is my area of interest at present (out of sheer fascination for microporessor).
For that purose, i found very good manuals for the two motherboards and their associated chipsets on intel.com website, apart from the manuals for IA-32 and Intel 64 architecture.
But there seems to be a lack of such manual for the BIOS running on those motherboards. While it may be possible to start writing the executive/boot program ignoring what BIOS is there, but that would require a entirely new driver for display, keyboard etc.
I was wondering if Intel does provide any manual/reference for BIOS in order to use it inside the boot program/executive.
Btw, i have two intel motherboards, S975XBX2 and DG33FB and i like them :)
For that purose, i found very good manuals for the two motherboards and their associated chipsets on intel.com website, apart from the manuals for IA-32 and Intel 64 architecture.
But there seems to be a lack of such manual for the BIOS running on those motherboards. While it may be possible to start writing the executive/boot program ignoring what BIOS is there, but that would require a entirely new driver for display, keyboard etc.
I was wondering if Intel does provide any manual/reference for BIOS in order to use it inside the boot program/executive.
Btw, i have two intel motherboards, S975XBX2 and DG33FB and i like them :)
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BIOS manuals are not available on the public site. Your design inquiry will require a closer look by an Intel Product Representative. Please see http://www.intel.com/buy/networking/design.htm under "Design Components".
If your location is not listed, please see an Intel Authorized Distributor and ask for a Field Application Engineer (FAE). Our Intel Authorized Distributor list is also linked from the URL above.
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Aubrey W.
Intel Software Network Support
http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/intel-software-developer-support/

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