Hi Matt,
Thanks for looking into this.
Please submit the patch since you have identified the issue.
Thanks
Hannah Williams
From: Matt DeVillier [mailto:matt.devill...@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, October 2, 2017 8:51 PM
To: Paul Menzel
Cc: coreboot ; Williams, Hannah
Subject: Re: [coreboot] [RFC
We understand the hesitation to introduce one more binary blob in Coreboot. We
are not opposed to open sourcing (we did support libgfxinit for our previous
platforms). The Meteor Lake platform is at the final stages of development and
validation, so Intel prefers to proceed with the current path
Hi Sheng,
Yes I will come back within the next few weeks on open sourcing uGOP.
Hi Nico,
I think your suggestion to use similar interface to libgfxinit (gma_gfxinit(),
gma_gfxstop()) is a good idea. Please add your comments to the CLs and we will
work on it.
Regarding the MP PPI and the Kconfi
Here are the reasons why we cannot open source Meteor Lake uGOP:
- It has licensed code for HDMI and other industry specifications (i915 also
cannot open source HDMI 2.1)
- VBT spec is not open sourced
There will have to be a re-design of the uGOP component so that we can work
around above issues
Hi Martin,
For laptop form factor, yes only eDP is needed but we do need HDMI for other
use cases like Chromebox. It is too late for us to do any cleanup of uGOP for
Meteor Lake. I understand that you don't want to include proprietary blobs
going forward, but for situations like this where we ca
Already there are binaries FSP, AGESA, PSP being used in Coreboot and because
of IP and licensing issues everything cannot be open sourced. The uGOP is
just a stripped down version of GOP that is already inside FSP. This is the
fastest method for this specific product and hence we are asking f
It is not possible to open source uGOP today without re-writing it. We do not
have time to re-write considering our product timeline and hence the request to
allow to use binary now. We acknowledge that we will make effort to open source
uGOP for future SOC by working internally with the other t
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