[coreboot] 2023-06-28 - coreboot Leadership Meeting

# 2023-06-28 - coreboot Leadership Attendees: DavidH, Jpmurphy, Coolstar, MattD, FelixS, WernerZ, JonathanH, StefanR, MartinR, JuliusW, RonM, KarthikR, DanielM ## Minutes: * [KyöstiM] Make build statistics downloadable from qa.coreboot.org Work to create such tar-file with timestamps and ccache

[coreboot] New on blogs.coreboot.org: No-microcode ROMs available in next Libreboot release (new stable release soon!)

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[coreboot] New on blogs.coreboot.org: Libreboot 20230625 released!

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[coreboot] Legacy OS Support

hello! any idea when Legacy OS/BIOS support is coming to Coreboot? i'd like to be able to boot legacy OSes (such as Windows 7 and below) on my chromebook, which is using MrChromebox's fork of Coreboot. i'm not "expecting" Legacy OS/BIOS support, UEFI is good enough, i think it'd just be cool if i c

[coreboot] Re: Coreboot's stance on Purism since 2015: What changed ?

Thank you Matt, Stefan for your answers, Yes, I'm quite new to coreboot (I'm only aware of its existence since last year). I have a lot of catching up to do, hence the historical digging :). Your answers make a lot of sense. I wasn't aware that PureBoot was a Heads distribution, but from w

[coreboot] Re: Legacy OS Support

Mason McAlister wrote: > any idea when Legacy OS/BIOS support is coming to Coreboot? To coreboot itself probably never but you can use SeaBIOS as payload to get a BIOS environment that will boot Windows, if the ACPI tables created/delivered by coreboot for the mainboard are correct. > it'd just

[coreboot] Re: Coreboot's stance on Purism since 2015: What changed ?

I do want to point out the elephant in the room however, and that is the Intel ME firmware, which is still present and active (without it, the silicon won't be in a state where it could initialize the main cores). If you want a truly libre firmware system you'll need to look outside of the x86

[coreboot] Re: Legacy OS Support

hi Mason, I'm a bit confused here - you're not going to be able to boot any OS which requires legacy BIOS using my MrChromebox (UEFI) firmware images. But even if you could, older OSes like Windows XP/7 don't have drivers to support the newer hardware platform used on your Chromebook, to say nothi

[coreboot] Re: disable efficient-cores or performance-cores in Intel 12th gen processors

Yeah, I think too. I will start with the pre-release process for coreboot 4.21 next week. I will finish this then :) Felix On Sat, 2023-06-24 at 18:15 +0200, baptx wrote: > Hello, thanks for your contribution. > Is there any chance to have the option to disable efficient or > performance cores