Re: onboard EROM PXE programming in windows

krcdacin@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

  We are writing a PXE driver which needs to flashed on to the EROM
present on the network card. Currently we are doing it using DOS. We
want to write the flash code using windows 2003. Can someboday point to
links about how to do it?? Do we have to write a driver for it which an
application can call or can it be done at application level using some
APIs?


To some extent it depends on the exact method used to flash the device.

If you need to tickle some registers on the card mapped into PCI memory space, the easiest option may be TVICPCI. It allows application-level access to PCI memory space.
<http://www.entechtaiwan.net/dev/pci/index.shtm>

Regards,
Mark
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