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libreboot is a distribution of coreboot and a payload (GRUB in most mainboard
ROMs), and that step is specific to libreboot's GRUB configuration.
Whether you need to do anything like that depends on your coreboot payload
(and configuration thereof). If you're using coreboot's default payload
Good GNUs, everyone!
Many of you know that the Taurinus X200, which comes with Trisquel and
Libreboot and is certified to Respect Your Freedom, is based on “old”
hardware that is professionally refurbished and updated. But on Saturday the
Taurinus X200 itself – first launched on September
This is normal and shouldn't cause any problems (note that it's only a
warning). Linux detects that the Direct Memory Access (DMA) Remapping ACPI
table (part of Intel VT-d, the IOMMU) is initialized wrong. This will be
fixed in a future release of libreboot.
It was just a Let's Encrypt certificate that didn't get renewed
automatically. quidam fixed it.
Some Linux (kernel) drivers, like those for Realtek Ethernet interfaces, try
to load non-free firmware. Trisquel uses scripts from Linux-libre to disable
non-free firmware loading in its Linux packages. So that message is just
Trisquel's Linux notifying you that the Realtek Ethernet driver
Problems with resuming from suspend, you mean? Or reset loops in general?
As Nico Huber wrote earlier in the thread to which I linked, coreboot's
resume code path for this chipset wasn't very thoroughly tested during
development. It happens to work reliably on many systems, but it's not as
> It turned on and five seconds later it turned off automatically.
Did the screen backlight turn on at any point in those five seconds before
the laptop turned off?
If not, from your description it sounds like you're in a "reset loop" in the
RAM initialization stage. The firmware tries to
As stated, you need a driver – specifically, the printer-driver-escpr
package. The NEWS file says your printer model was added in version 1.4.0.
Trisquel 7 has version 1.3.0, while Trisquel 8 has 1.6.3, so you'll need the
version from T8. If you can't upgrade to T8, you could just install
