"coreboot_grub.cfg" instead "libreboot_grub.cfg"
cd /boot/grub/
sudo ln -s grub.cfg libreboot_grub.cfg
now it works
The advantage of Libreboot is that you can not only install encrypted root,
but an encrypted /boot partition too because it has its own GRUB payload. See
https://libreboot.org/docs/gnulinux/encrypted_trisquel.html
Good luck!
Both have internal firmware. See the libreboot FAQ for more info on this
issue
Thanks for all your comments.
Do you know anything about the difference in freedom/privacy whether you
choose a traditional hard disk or a SSD?
I can compare it with an ASUS X201E (2013) and a X54L (2014) and the
Libreboot X200 is faster, the LCD screen is better it doesn't tired my eyes
and also has a really keyboard. The wifi works better than the others two
Asus and the blueooth too. I bought it because I wanted only free
Yes, of course I know.. but only re-flashing the bios chip.
BTW: Are these machines that are build from new?
These are wonderful machines, better than some people think. The thinkpad
gamma was designed to be able to resist harsh conditions like exposure to a
metal powder environment, high temperatures and so on. They are robust and
are capable of running during long periods of time without heating
Recently I bought a Libreboot x200 (very good machine) and I tried two
installations.
The fist, encrypted only the “home” partition and the second with the
“root” partition encrypted (and a normal “boot” partition). The GRUB
payload starts automatically only with the entire root partition
As I understand it Libreboot x200 is basically a Lenovo x200 running
Trisquel. The x200 (as well as the T400) are a bit old models. Aren't they
slow compared t other machines? I like the idea behind Libreboot very much,
but woory about the machines performance.
I also understood - please
Yes they are slower than newest machines. They might still boot faster,
thanks to libreboot. (proprietary stock bioses are notoriously slow) :) What
kind of use is the machine for?
You might want to try asking on #libreboot at freenode.net
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