Hi all,
How do you know our BIOS name (Seabios/Coreboot/Libreboot) and version?
btw if I hit F2 during boot, then I get GNU Grub 2.02.
Thank you.
Hi,
I am planning to build a desktop libreboot'd PC. I will most likely use a
Gigabyte GA-G41M-ES2L motherboard.
I have been trying to find which graphics card will work in a free software
desktop. I need a card with at least 2 displayport outs as I need two
monitors (I already have 2
Thank you.
Because of the output of this I wanted to update coreboot and did everything
in the "rookie guide lesson 1" [1], restarted, and there was still the same
output in $sudo dmidecode | less.
They have no regular forum, just a bug tracker.
Does anybody have a clue?
[1]
sudo dmidecode | less
I'm using a GA-G41M-ES2L. The current available Libreboot rom is missing
pcie-x16 support so you won't be able to use any GPU. I'm using a Libreboot
rom I compiled myself back when the build system was working (with a commit
which enables pcie-x16), it allows me to use a Perc H310 RAID card.
What do you mean by "did everything" and "restarted" ? What board are you
trying to update ?
Hi,
I don't run Trisquel 8.0 and I'm wanting to know which web browsers are
included with version 8.0 and have they been customized in any way or what?
Thank you
I don't know much about that video card or the cpu you intend to use, but I
can kind of answer your question about 3D acceleration.
Some desktop environments (GNOME and Cinnamon) have a 3D accelerated
compositor that cannot be entirely disabled (to my knowledge). So if you do
not have a
What Linux best supports without any proprietary software (including
firmware) is Intel graphical chipsets. For years, those chipsets have
allowed me to use both my laptop screen and an external monitor, connected
through HDMI or VGA. I guess it should be possible in a desktop computer
