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Fixed in later versions of the Linux kernel.
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Any Intel-based laptop using a chipset newer than GM45 is a waste
of time, because the ME is too difficult to remove/replace and
would likely mean that the system no longer works properly; for
example, power management will probably stop working, which is
bad for laptops generally.
The ME is signed, so replacing it simply isn't feasible.
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Also add power_on_after_fail to X200 and others (prevents the bug
where the system would boot when connecting the AC adapter)
(option in menuconfig to use CMOS/nvram settings is now enabled)
Also NetDCDC is now the default USB debug dongle used (compatible
with the BBB rev C).
Add two new methods for managing coreboot configs:
./build config corebootreplace
./build config corebootmodify
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For consistency with "./build module all"
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