> Modified Files: > isadump.html > Log Message: > (mds) -k BTW, everyone with a Super-I/O chip is invited to test that he/she can now dump its logical devices by using the new -k option of isadump. The reason why I added this is that I noticed that Winbond Super-I/O chips will lock themselves out after an arbitrary number of registers have been read. So unlocking the chip with isaset and then dumping it with isadump would only show the first dozen registers, and then 0xff everywhere. Now that we can pass the key to isadump itself, it will repeat it after every row, so we should be able to dump the chip contents up to the last register. Thanks, -- Jean Delvare
