Aramo on Dell Latitude e6400 with canoeboot

I bought a used Dell Latitude e6400 for 70 euros, installed aramo and flashed canoeboot rel 0.1 (seabios_withgrub_e6400_4mb_libgfxinit_coreboot_frazerty.rom) on it, using internal flashing (no disassembly). Instructions for flashing are clear but one should better read until the end and all things referenced first. Canoeboot is referenced in the Free Software Directory. Trisquel is booting fine. I only rebooted a few times but, at each boot, it was super fast to get the graphical screen to type the deciphering password, even faster than stock bios.

By default, seabios is used, but if one presses ESC it goes to a menu which lists alternative boot source for seabios or enter a grub menu similar to previous libreboot menu.

The computer I got has a screen called truelife (not all e6400 have this one) with a 1440x900 resolution, it is really nice, looks less fragile than most laptop screens and after some cleaning there is no scratch and just one very small spot. It has 4GB memory (I think it is the maximum), it weights 2.3 kg. Ethernet shows up in "sudo lshw" but did not work with aramo, even before flashing canoeboot. I have USB adapters (ethernet and wifi) that work anyway.