one thought just occured to me that might be useful.
We have a utility, called utk, that lets you script edits to UEFI
firmware volumes. I use it all the time to slice and dice and strip
these firmware volumes down. There are hundreds (500+) DXE in these
UEFI volumes that are not needed. I've
Neat. I've seen a few of these pop up every couple of months.
A lot of them seems to be sold from the UK, dunno why.
-Matt
On Fri, Oct 4, 2019 at 12:18 PM Ivan Ivanov wrote:
> Mike found a good condition G505S with top A10-5750M CPU preinstalled,
> being sold for a good price:
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Hi Christoph
I consider this a really good idea. It would help the beginners to
understanding a lot of things.
Rafael
Em seg, 7 de out de 2019 às 06:53, Christoph Pomaska via coreboot <
coreboot@coreboot.org> escreveu:
> Hi,
>
> I had the idea of contributing basic information about hardware
>
I've had no luck with libgfxinit, but a customised version of Kabylake's VBT
(using Intel BMP to modify it to be more like the vendor's configuration) in
place of the outdated vendor one got the backlight working.
I guess I can now either try the stock Kabylake VBT or review the
Hi Christian.
In APL there are special tuning registers for the SATA lanes which may need an
adjust.
The fact that stock UEFI runs without issues may be explained that UEFI touches
this registers.
Do you have access to related intel docs? Otherwise have a look at
Hi,
I had the idea of contributing basic information about hardware
components to the coreboot documentation
in the style of "What is Super I/O?" and similar.
What do other people think of that?
Best regards
Christoph Pomaska
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