At least some Chromebooks have coreboot by default, but it needs nonfree
Intel blobs of which some are signed.  (Some unsigned blobs were
replaced for Chromebooks and some more for X201.)  I have no hope for a
modern Intel system to be fully freed.

Some non-ThinkPenguin wifi card vendors name the chipsets, but it's not
easy to get them: the same devices have different chipsets in different
versions and version numbers aren't always shown.  There are rare
Ethernet cards that aren't supported, probably most laptops won't have
this issue.

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