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The novena-eeprom-gui will be based on the Novena EEPROM format 2.0, which is described in [https://github.com/xobs/novena-eeprom/blob/novena-eeprom-2.0/novena-eeprom.h novena-eeprom.h].  It is more descriptive than 1.0, and includes much better timing definition for LCD panels.
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Novena contains an onboard serial EEPROM that it uses to describe unique features of a particular device, such as MAC address and serial number.  It also includes timing information for the display, a list of installed features, and it contains a scratch storage area for kernel panics during reboot.
  
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The novena-eeprom-gui will be based on the Novena EEPROM format 2, which is described in [https://github.com/xobs/novena-eeprom/blob/novena-eeprom-2.0/novena-eeprom.h novena-eeprom.h] and [[Novena/EEPROM]].  It is meant to allow users to inspect personally identifiable information stored on the board, as well allowing them to modify low-level aspects of the board.
 
 
Users can edit the gigabit Ethernet MAC address, serial number, display timings, or installed features.
 

Latest revision as of 09:20, 17 April 2014

Novena contains an onboard serial EEPROM that it uses to describe unique features of a particular device, such as MAC address and serial number. It also includes timing information for the display, a list of installed features, and it contains a scratch storage area for kernel panics during reboot.

The novena-eeprom-gui will be based on the Novena EEPROM format 2, which is described in novena-eeprom.h and Novena/EEPROM. It is meant to allow users to inspect personally identifiable information stored on the board, as well allowing them to modify low-level aspects of the board.