i2ite ec read/write using ft232h

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  • ndarjo21
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    • Nov 2021
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    i2ite ec read/write using ft232h

    hi all, i have i2ite written in python by c0d3z3r0. it using for read/write ITE SIO/EC chip via SMBUS. for now, i havent try it because i couldnt buy ft232h in my country. supported device to do this is(based on pyftdi):
    FT2232C/D, FT232H, FT2232H, FT4232H, FT4232HA.
    i attached the link to the i2ite c0d3z3r0 give to me. anyone here have that device above and can test it for me?
    read and write support for entire firmware of ITE EC · Issue #3 · c0d3z3r0/i2ite
    https://github.com
    hi codezero, do you plan to improve this code to read and write entire EC firmware, which is usually 128kb?
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