Angel Pons

Any comments on this?

How is that possible, if there are set protected ranges that prevent flashrom using the internal programmer from writing to the needed flash chip region? Do note this has nothing...

The GbE region is just data. If that scares you, maybe you should consider using [something that truly respects your freedom](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Typewriter). Yes, unironically.

Seeing only half the installed RAM means that raminit failed to train one channel, so it tried again with the failing channel disabled, and then succeeded. However, it saved the...

Do you have a flashrom log? You can add the `-o logfile.txt` parameter when running flashrom to obtain a verbose log. I'm pretty sure flashrom says the chip is "2048...

For compatibility reasons, flashrom should only use ISO C. If flashrom code uses GNU extensions, then it's the code that needs to be fixed.

How long did you wait for? The CH341A is *slow*, and since your chip is big, it may take several minutes. If you want to see progress, you can use...

Hi, https://review.coreboot.org/62707 should fix this problem.

Without a log that shows the write failure, it's impossible to know what went wrong.

From your log, looks like there's a wiring problem. The identification command returns different data on every subsequent invocation.