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Open-Source Coreboot Port Working On A Retail Intel Alder Lake MSI Motherboard
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Originally posted by andyprough View Post
System76 has talked about trying to do this with a modern computer for the past few years, so maybe they'll jump onboard and offer a desktop system with this board.
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Originally posted by anarki2 View PostWell I gotta say Coreboot needs to work a lot on their site. I've tried to find out what mobos are supported, but it's just a generic mish-mash of random examples.
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Originally posted by Termy View PostWow, that is huge - and would be a massive point towards intel if i was in the marked for a new system. Will be interesting how feature-complete that is in regards to the features of the mainboard and OC.
To answer question about feature-complete we just started porting we're barely booting Ubuntu for now and not all devices work as expected (e.g. no sound), but we will improve in following weeks and months. We also have limited testing capabilities in comparison to main hardware vendors, so support in testing would be appreciated.
Also, if Phoronix Community can suggest what would be the best way to gather suggestions we are also open. For now, it seems for use best to report feature requests to https://github.com/Dasharo/dasharo-issues/issues. Would that work?
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Originally posted by Inopia View PostWould be pretty cool if this got to a level where hw vendors felt comfortable shipping it in products straight from the factory
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Originally posted by piotrj3 View PostMSI in my expierience mostly does pretty standard way, like generic tools for overclocking or modyfing stuff like CPU overclocking, GPU overclocking, throttlestop etc. work pretty well. I never also had to install modified drivers from MSI for something.
Never had compability issue installing linux on MSI laptops, and all those stuff like function keys were working despite that they never claim to support linux.
In general i am not suprised MSI board is supported by coreboot.
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Originally posted by danboid View PostFantastic news!
Does this enable bypassing / disabling the Management Engine? That's the main point of going to all this effort right?
On recent platforms it cannot be completely disabled, and very recent ones have required that more functionality be left in place. see me_cleaner
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