From IRC:
http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/libreboot.git/commit/?id=d8b597f33e75d04b84be7c9d7081a3b97821617d
ASUS Chromebook C201 support in libreboot
issues:
* Needs blobs for video acceleration (in linux kernel) - optional, can do
most things without acceleration
* Needs blobs for wifi (in linux kernel) - optional, can use ar9271 usb
dongle or similar
advantages:
* Free EC firmware
* smaller than an X60, more portable
* long battery life
Disadvantages:
* No FSF endorsed distros available on ARM yet. Mark Weaver of Guix has
expressed interest in porting Guix to these laptops
* Libreboot will (for now) recommend Debian or Fedora, with blobs removed,
for these laptops
This uses the rockchip rk3288 SoC
there are many other laptops in coreboot that use the same SoC, so things
are looking good
btw, I didn't do this, talk to paulk if you have questions.... I need to get
myself one of these laptops
it's not RYF ready (probably won't be), but it's more free than an X60/X200
if you do without the video/wifi blobs (so, use linux-libre instead of linux)
this is way more RMS-friendly than an X60/X200 :)
Kind of disappointed that I had to post this myself ;)
