From d9b63be109dd591e23c2f6b7b0000a84266d11c1 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Francis Rowe Date: Sun, 20 Sep 2015 04:27:22 -0400 Subject: docs/tasks.html: KGPE-D16 now being privately funded --- diff --git a/docs/tasks.html b/docs/tasks.html index 3841de4..b027fbf 100644 --- a/docs/tasks.html +++ b/docs/tasks.html @@ -76,20 +76,15 @@ review process (in place to ensure quality control). The patches will have to be split up, with people's concerns and comments addressed over a long period, with patches constantly rebased to keep up with the latest coreboot master branch. In order to get this done in a decent enough time frame, Raptor Engineering will need - to work on a more-or-less full-time basis. The funding amounts that he has asked for, are as follows: - - Although Raptor would be working for many months to get this upstreamed (merged in coreboot's master branch - in the git repository), libreboot would merge it more or less instantly, probably in the same week that the + to work on a more-or-less full-time basis.: + +
  • + Francis Rowe (lead developer of libreboot) is paying for this privately, and will have it + ready in libreboot as soon as possible. +
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  • + Although Raptor will be working for many months to get this upstreamed (merged in coreboot's master branch + in the git repository), libreboot will merge it more or less instantly, probably in the same week that the code is released for review. Raptor would also of course be rebasing the patches on a regular basis, as part of the review process, so even if it takes longer for the patches to be merged in coreboot, libreboot would have support for this board.

    @@ -98,12 +93,6 @@ that should easily be more than powerful enough for almost everyone. Timothy has replaced the AGESA source in coreboot with native initialization code for AMD. The work that he has done can easily be extended to support more hardware, so getting this code out and upstreamed is very important.

    - - Francis Rowe (lead developer of libreboot) is working with Timothy to get a crowd funding campaign started, - and trying to get as many people as possible interested in pledging towards the campaign.

    - - If you are interested in donating towards the campaign (once it begins), register your interest by contacting - Francis Rowe, using the information on the maintainers page.