> How do you want to help? You can get a Thinkpad right now, with the best > coreboot has to offer, knowing full well it isn't 100% free (yet).
Well, I'm still not sure about that. Could you elaborate on non-free components? This page [1] is not clear about microcode, for instance. > You can start a porting effort for those AMD laptops. I don't have the needed skills. Moreover, I'm not even sure that I would be able to install Coreboot on a supported laptop. IIUC, even if I get one with a supported chipset, it might not work, right? I mentioned Thinkpads for two reasons: I thought they don't need proprietary components, and they are quite popular among Coreboot people. [1] http://www.coreboot.org/Thinkpad_X60s#proprietary_components_status
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