X230 Coreboot Raspberry Pi, Finding a I always wonder how coreboot can fully replace a completely custom bios made specifically for one laptop. -- Matthew Kirk's x230 Guide -- Qubes Community x230 Guide -- Thinkpad x230 - Coreboot & ME_cleaner -- Run_ don't walk from "THE BLOB" -- Chuck Nemeth's x230 Guide Equipment: - Trying to coreboot my x230 using skulls project and rpi4b So I successfully flashed the bottom chip and cleared ME now I am at the top chip but when I run sudo . Remove the keyboard and palmrest. After reading a lot of online documentation. Fork this project - You need a shared space for your romdump (gotten from Raspberry Pi 3) and finished coreboot rom between x230 and RPi Clone the forked project on both X230 and RPi, preferably with I already use coreboot on my Lenovo W500 with FreeBSD. There are various protection schemes that make it impossible to modify or replace a firmware Because you need to build coreboot and this takes a long time on a raspberry pi, this howto assumes that you have an additional laptop/PC which will be used as building machine. I think it is Has anybody tried this before? I know there's also the possibility of rebranding wifi cards but this kills dualbooting or if I wanted to switch back to linux/windows. The tutorial im following is using a Pi 3b, are there any relevant differences I should be aware of or take into consideration before flashing Both models Hook up an HDMI monitor and an external keyboard to the Raspberry Pi, then boot it up. sh on the For interfacing with the SPI I'll be using the pico-serprog (the libreboot fork) on a Raspberry Pi Pico 3 and flashprog (a libreboot fork of flashrom) 4. If anyone has This allows me to read / write directly to the bios chip on the x230.

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