Libreboot 20210522 released
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Hi everyone!
Libreboot is free (as in freedom) boot firmware, which initializes the hardware (e.g. memory controller, CPU, peripherals) in your computer so that software can run. Libreboot then starts a bootloader to load your operating system. It replaces the proprietary BIOS/UEFI firmware typically found on a computer. Libreboot is compatible with specifical computer models that use the Intel/AMD x86 architecture. Libreboot works well with GNU+Linux and BSD operating systems.
You can find the full release announcement here:
https://libreboot.org/news/libreboot20210522.html
Happy hacking!
~Leah
Thanks for your work on Libreboot, Leah.
Since you are here, is it me or is everything currently out of stock on https://retrofreedom.com ?
EDIT: sorry, by "everything", I meant "all the librebooted machines."
they will be back soon. i haven't done much business (for about 8 weeks or so) because i've been focusing on libreboot development so as to get the release out. now that the release is out, my primary focus will now be the business, so i should be back in stock soon
Thank you very much.
I was only asking because some people I know might be interested, and I wanted to avoid sending them to an "Out of stock" situation. I'll wait until they are back, then.
Hello Leah,
Thanks for letting us know. I just installed it on my X200. Apparently GRUB didn't like my hard drive but seabios worked just fine.
Thanks for working on this great project.
When are you having a prebuilt of osboot. I'd like to try it on my X220
osboot is my next target. shouldn't take me too long. i have a few things i need to do for the next few weeks, so i'm going to say next month for an osboot release.
Congratulations. This is the "scientific attitude" as I explained before. For the 30-minute time bomb of post-Core 2 platforms, it is Intel that should be blamed, not coreboot or me_cleaner contributors, nor the users who "foolishly" purchased post-Core 2 computers. I'm looking forward to seeing "osboot" as free/libre as coreboot on more recent platforms.
Hi Leah, grateful for reading you.
I'll wait the stable released for flash a new ROM,
but watching the new grub file I saw it different.
What about the cryptsetup entry?
This is my file modification, but I can't understand how modify the new one:
menuentry 'Load Operating System (incl. fully encrypted disks) [o]' --hotkey='o' {
cryptomount -a
set root='lvm/X200-disco'
linux /vmlinuz root=/dev/mapper/X200-disco cryptdevice=/dev/mapper/X200-disco:root
initrd /initrd.img
}
Last question, which differences are between:
- grub_x200_8mb_libgfxinit_corebootfb_esqwerty.rom
- seabios_grubfirst_x200_8mb_libgfxinit_corebootfb_esqwerty.rom
- seabios_withgrub_x200_8mb_libgfxinit_corebootfb_esqwerty.rom
Thanks!
Congratulations to Libreboot Project!
Hi,
https://libreboot.org/docs/gnulinux/grub_cbfs.html shows you how to modify the grub.cfg, if you need to do that.
As for ROM image file names, see: https://libreboot.org/docs/install/#about-rom-image-file-names
First of all, thanks Leah for the new version!
On the other hand, sorry for my blunder but I can't find the flash file in order to run "flash update"
How did you update it?
See: https://libreboot.org/docs/install/#install-via-host-cpu-internal-flashing
This shows you how to reflash via host CPU, using flashrom in a GNU+Linux system running on the target machine.
EDIT: to be clear, the "flash" script and the utils archive have been scrapped, for now. releases are just ROMs and src. the instructions that i linked show you how to use flashrom directly
Nice! Thanks.
sudo flashrom -p internal --ifd -i bios -w libreboot.rom (EDITED)
And worked like a charm on my T400.
Greetings.
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