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== Board Variants == | == Board Variants == | ||
=== H8QGi+-F === | === H8QGi+-F === | ||
The H8QGi+-F is the base model of the H8QGi series, all other variants have additional features. | |||
=== H8QG6+-F === | === H8QG6+-F === | ||
The H8QG6+-F has an onboard SAS controller; it can be flashed to IT mode. | |||
=== H8QGi+-LN4F === | === H8QGi+-LN4F === | ||
The H8QGi+-LN4F has four onboard LAN ports. | |||
=== H8QG7+-LN4F === | === H8QG7+-LN4F === | ||
The H8QG7+-LN4F has an onboard SAS controller and four onboard LAN ports. | |||
=== H8QGi-F === | |||
The H8QGi-F is a H8QGi+-F with a secondary northbridge and additional PCIe lanes. | |||
=== H8QG6-F === | === H8QG6-F === | ||
The H8QG6-F is a H8QG6+-F with a secondary northbridge and additional PCIe lanes. | |||
=== H8QGi-LN4F === | === H8QGi-LN4F === | ||
The H8QGi-LN4F is a H8QGi+-LN4F with a secondary northbridge and additional PCIe lanes. | |||
=== H8QG7-LN4F === | === H8QG7-LN4F === | ||
The H8QG7-LN4F is a H8QG7+-LN4F with a secondary northbridge and additional PCIe lanes. | |||
== BMC == | == BMC == | ||
It should be possible to compile linux for the onboard BMC<ref>https://github.com/neuschaefer/wpcm450/wiki/</ref>; this has been done by ATEN<ref>https://github.com/neuschaefer/linux/tree/vendor/wpcm450-aten</ref>, AMI<ref>https://github.com/neuschaefer/linux/tree/vendor/wpcm450-ami</ref>, and Dell<ref>https://github.com/neuschaefer/linux/tree/vendor/dell-idrac6-1.70</ref>. Until then, the BMC can be disabled via a jumper on the mainboard. | It should be possible to compile linux for the onboard BMC<ref>https://github.com/neuschaefer/wpcm450/wiki/</ref>; this has been done by ATEN<ref>https://github.com/neuschaefer/linux/tree/vendor/wpcm450-aten</ref>, AMI<ref>https://github.com/neuschaefer/linux/tree/vendor/wpcm450-ami</ref>, and Dell<ref>https://github.com/neuschaefer/linux/tree/vendor/dell-idrac6-1.70</ref>. Until then, the BMC can be disabled via a jumper on the mainboard. | ||
Revision as of 01:12, 27 February 2025
Several variants of the H8QGi motherboard are highly supported by coreboot-15h, namely the H8QGi+-F and H8QG6+-F.
Board Layout
Coreboot
Features
- Robust RAM support
- Native fan control
Incomplete Features
- IOMMU support
- Secondary northbridge
Untested Features
- S3 Sleep/Resume
Board Variants
H8QGi+-F
The H8QGi+-F is the base model of the H8QGi series, all other variants have additional features.
H8QG6+-F
The H8QG6+-F has an onboard SAS controller; it can be flashed to IT mode.
H8QGi+-LN4F
The H8QGi+-LN4F has four onboard LAN ports.
H8QG7+-LN4F
The H8QG7+-LN4F has an onboard SAS controller and four onboard LAN ports.
H8QGi-F
The H8QGi-F is a H8QGi+-F with a secondary northbridge and additional PCIe lanes.
H8QG6-F
The H8QG6-F is a H8QG6+-F with a secondary northbridge and additional PCIe lanes.
H8QGi-LN4F
The H8QGi-LN4F is a H8QGi+-LN4F with a secondary northbridge and additional PCIe lanes.
H8QG7-LN4F
The H8QG7-LN4F is a H8QG7+-LN4F with a secondary northbridge and additional PCIe lanes.
BMC
It should be possible to compile linux for the onboard BMC[1]; this has been done by ATEN[2], AMI[3], and Dell[4]. Until then, the BMC can be disabled via a jumper on the mainboard.