You can also remove the motherboard from an X61/X61s and replace it with an X60/X60s motherboard.
An X60 Tablet motherboard will also fit inside an X60/X60s.
Lenovo ThinkPad X60 Tablet (1024x768 and 1400x1050) with digitizer support
Move most files in CBFS to GRUB memdisk, except grub.cfg and grubtest.cfg
This reduces the space used in CBFS because coreboot compresses
it's payloads with LZMA by default. grub.cfg is all that most users
will want to modify, which remains in CBFS.
docs/release.html Add DMP vortex86ex to list of candidates.
docs/release.html Add ThinkPad X201 to list of candidates.
New links added to docs/security/x60_security and docs/security/t60_security
lenovobios_secondflash: Warn if BUCTS is not present. (not a dealbreaker. Can just pull out nvram battery/coin).
lenovobios_firstflash: Fail if BUCTS fails. (anti-bricking precaution)
Removed obnoxious warnings from flashing scripts, improved documentation instead.
scripts (all): add proper error checking (fail fast, fail early. Do not continue if there are errors)
buildrom-withgrub: rename image to boardname_layout_romtype.rom
This was put there before for users upgrading from libreboot r5
to r6, but also allows the user to flash the wrong image. For
example, the user could flash a T60 image on an X60, thus
bricking the machine. It's almost certain that most people
have upgraded by now, so remove this potentially dangerous
option.
Documentation: update compatibility list for X60T LCD panels.
docs/release.html: add note about X60 Tablet board in X60/X60s
docs/howtos/grub_boot_installer.html: small corrections
docs/howtos/grub_boot_installer.html: improved readability, fixed html errors
Documentation (macbook21 related): clean up
Critical tasks for future release
X200: only framebuffer graphics work. This is fine, since it's what most people use,
but text-mode graphics initialization is currently broken, which means that
memtest86+ will require serial output or ehci debugging.
Adapt linux-libre deblob scripts for use with coreboot. Libreboot is already deblobbed
using it's own script, but updating it is still a bit too manual. linux-libre's deblob
scripts do an excellent job and (adapted) will make it much easier to maintain coreboot-libre.
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