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flashrom.org

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‎2011/3/1 AMD press release mentions coreboot

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‎2011/2/28 AMD blogs about coreboot

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 == 2009/09/02 flashrom 0.9.1 has been released ==
-[[Flashrom|flashrom 0.9.1]] has been released. See the [[Flashrom/0.9.1|release notes]] for details.
+[http://flashrom.org/Flashrom/0.9.1 flashrom 0.9.1] has been released.
 == 2009/07/15 VIA EPIA-M700 now supported ==
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 After nine years of development and constant improvement, we have added support for every BIOS flash ROM technology present on x86 mainboards and every flash ROM chip we ever saw in the wild.
-Highlights of [[flashrom]] include:
+Highlights of [http://flashrom.org flashrom] include:
 * Parallel, LPC, FWH and SPI flash interfaces.
 * 157 flash chip families and half a dozen variants of each family.
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 Thanks go to everyone who contributed to flashrom over the years and especially to Li-Ta Lo for starting this project.
-The release announcement can be found at http://www.coreboot.org/pipermail/coreboot/2009-May/047636.html.
+http://flashrom.org/Flashrom/0.9.0
 == 2009/04/22 HP ProLiant DL145 G3 now supported ==

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		+	== 2011/4/28 Lenovo ThinkPad T60 now supported ==
		+	Support for the ThinkPad T60 has been implemented, and was tested with a ThinkPad T60p.

	== 2011/3/27 AMD releases C32/RS56x0/SB5100 coreboot support on H8SCM platform ==		== 2011/3/27 AMD releases C32/RS56x0/SB5100 coreboot support on H8SCM platform ==

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		+	== 2011/3/27 AMD releases C32/RS56x0/SB5100 coreboot support on H8SCM platform ==
		+	AMD released support for the AMD C32 package, RS56x0 and SB5100 IO bridges. This support is initially offered on the SuperMicro H8SCM platform.

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 == 2011/3/1 AMD press release mentions coreboot  ==
-In addition to the recent contribution and blog postings, AMD [http://www.amd.com/us/press-releases/Pages/commitment-embedded-expanded-support-2011mar01.aspx mentions coreboot] in a March 1 press release for Embedded World.
+In addition to the recent contribution and blog postings, AMD [http://www.amd.com/us/press-releases/Pages/commitment-embedded-expanded-support-2011mar01.aspx mentions coreboot in a March 1 press release] for Embedded World.
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		+	== 2011/3/1 AMD press release mentions coreboot ==
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		+	In addition to the recent contribution and blog postings, AMD [http://www.amd.com/us/press-releases/Pages/commitment-embedded-expanded-support-2011mar01.aspx mentions coreboot] in a March 1 press release for Embedded World.
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 == 2011/2/28 AMD blogs about coreboot ==
-AMD posts two blog entries about coreboot and Open Source. One, written by coreboot developer [[User:MJones|Marc Jones]], covers the recent AMD coreboot contribution for Embedded G-Series platforms. The other, by Kevin Tanguay, discusses AMD's embedded strategy and how that includes coreboot.
+AMD posts two blog entries about coreboot and Open Source. One, written by coreboot developer [[User:MJones|Marc Jones]], covers the recent [http://blogs.amd.com/work/2011/02/28/technical-details-coreboot/ coreboot contribution for AMD Embedded G-Series platforms]. The other, by Kevin Tanguay, discusses [http://blogs.amd.com/work/2011/02/28/amd-coreboot/ AMD's embedded strategy around coreboot and open source].
 == 2011/2/22 Thinkpad X60s now supported ==

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		+	AMD posts two blog entries about coreboot and Open Source. One, written by coreboot developer [[User:MJones\|Marc Jones]], covers the recent AMD coreboot contribution for Embedded G-Series platforms. The other, by Kevin Tanguay, discusses AMD's embedded strategy and how that includes coreboot.

	== 2011/2/22 Thinkpad X60s now supported ==		== 2011/2/22 Thinkpad X60s now supported ==

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		+	== 2011/2/22 Thinkpad X60s now supported ==
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		+	Support for the [[Thinkpad X60s]] has been committed. It was tested with the 1702/1703 Models. Power Management (most notably Suspend to RAM) does not work yet. If you want to help getting the remaining stuff working or if you have questions about that port, please contact [[USer:SvenS\|Sven Schnelle]].

	== 2011/2/14 AMD submits coreboot support for AMD Embedded G-Series Platforms ==		== 2011/2/14 AMD submits coreboot support for AMD Embedded G-Series Platforms ==

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-== 2011/2/14 AMD submits AGESA and CIMx for Family 14h coreboot support ==
+== 2011/2/14 AMD submits coreboot support for AMD Embedded G-Series Platforms ==
-AMD has submitted a very large patch to the coreboot mailing list to support AMD Family 14h processors and accompanying SB800 southbridge. This is a major release that includes the AMD AGESA and CIMx reference code. The main portion of the patch is over 11MB and about 165000 lines of new source code.
+AMD has submitted a very large patch to the coreboot mailing list to support AMD Embedded G-Series Platform, AMD Family 14h processors and accompanying SB800 southbridge. This is a major release that includes the AMD AGESA and CIMx reference code. The main portion of the patch is over 11MB and about 165000 lines of new source code.
 http://www.coreboot.org/pipermail/coreboot/2011-February/063500.html