If a board in models/ does not exist in coreboot, coreboot will emit a
warning and select the first available board for the vendor instead.
This may result in building and being able to flash coreboot with an
addw1 configuration on another board.
rustup 1.23.0 (2020-11-27) introduced support for TOML syntax for the
toolchain file. Use this and specify required compoenents.
To ensure you are using a new enough rustup, run:
rustup self update
If a board in models/ does not exist in coreboot, coreboot will emit a
warning and select the first available board for the vendor instead.
This may result in building and being able to flash coreboot with an
addw1 configuration on another board.
Fedora has apt packaged, which causes this script to do the wrong
thing if it is installed. Instead of checking for the package manager
binary, use os-release(5) data to select the correct package manager
to use.
Use minimal set of config selections and let coreboot generate the
default values for the rest of them.
The only differences are the following models selecting
CONFIG_CPU_MICROCODE_CBFS_DEFAULT_BINS instead of *_EXTERNAL_BINS:
- darp5
- darp6
- galp3-c
- galp4
- lemp9
My build failed on a Pop!_OS-Live-Stick until I installed `libudev-dev`. I don't remember if it was the firmware-open or the ec build that failed, but ec references deps.sh.
- Clone submodules when installing deps
- Install coreboot commit hook with deps
- Add some missing dependencies
- AVR tools are required for EC development
- flashrom for external flashing of SPI flash ROM
- ncurses is used for coreboot menuconfig
- parted is used by firmware apps for creating a bootable image
* Add script for updating coreboot config
* Update coreboot and coreboot config
* Update coreboot and configs
* Pass board and version when running make clean in ec
* Add addw2 chip.txt
* Update coreboot
* Update coreboot
