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In coreboot context, "libreboot" is taken to mean a coreboot ROM image compiled without any proprietary blobs, where the machine can run without having any installed. This also means no ME/AMT, or no extra blobs that have to be added to the ROM after building. | In coreboot context, "libreboot" is taken to mean a coreboot ROM image compiled without any proprietary blobs, where the machine can run without having any installed. This also means no ME/AMT, or no extra blobs that have to be added to the ROM after building. | ||
Otherwise, look at the libreboot project at [http://libreboot.org/ libreboot]. | Otherwise, look at the libreboot project at [http://libreboot.org/ libreboot.org]. | ||
Revision as of 00:54, 7 October 2014
You might see the term "libreboot" used on the coreboot wiki.
In coreboot context, "libreboot" is taken to mean a coreboot ROM image compiled without any proprietary blobs, where the machine can run without having any installed. This also means no ME/AMT, or no extra blobs that have to be added to the ROM after building.
Otherwise, look at the libreboot project at libreboot.org.