The Thinkpad x140e has an AMD 16h family chip codenamed “Kabini”. These chips have a PSP despite the 15h.org landing page statement:

…“It enforces no firmware signing (allowing things such as coreboot), can be booted entirely with free firmware (including memory initialization), and it requires no privileged management coprocessor (such as the Platform Security Processor or Management Engine, found on newer AMD and Intel platforms respectively).”…

How is it that this 16h machine can run coreboot-15h? My theory is that perhaps the PSP in the 16h chips was so new that it did not yet become a dictator of what firmware may boot. But I would rather not guess.

Hello. Few months ago I flashed my ThinkPad T420 with coreboot and now I'm thinking about flashing Libreboot on it instead. I was told that since I flashed coreboot onto it I can simply flash Libreboot internally without disassembling the whole thing again. Is that true?

New boards supported, more to come soon, various other fixes and improvements.

I'd like something to play Valheim with.

Some extra but not needed features, would be to have a machine with touchscreen and not too big/heavy.

I got ver. 25.06 of Libreboot running on all three of my MacBooks. It was a fairly easy process, though I've kept Libreboot updated on them, and I think flashing Libreboot internally is easier after it's been done once.

I have Trisquel as the OS on all three.

I have had zero success getting the new Libreboot updates onto a T60. I followed the updated instructions in the documentation, and (posting my L's here), I have bricked two T60s.

I did very well with the old internal flashing instructions, but I got worried about Leah's warnings about the "top ROM" and the "bottom ROM" and the need to use Bucts.

Has anyone also been having a problem with the T60? I would ask on Reddit but that one got shut down...

I would love something that is touchscreen, slim, and comfortable to use. And fast enough to not experience lag to daily use like videos, video calls.

Also, for different another laptop, what would be good for gaming? Touchscreen or not wouldn't matter to me for this gaming laptop.