* Add support for the Lenovo ThinkPad T420 and X220.
* Fix the autodetection of ifdtool and me_cleaner.
* Enable FBWhiptail mode for X220 and T420
* Decreased CBFS size to fix 50 seconds boot delay problems
Add ability to change CMOS values by genning SMBIOS tables and using the values from stock bios, this allows for editing of SMBIOS values to change things such as VRAM allocation, FN and CTRL key swap etc
Disabling IOMMU on the iGPU for Heads (mostly) eliminates
display corruption when kexec'ing to new kernel (and has no effect
on iGPU/IOMMU for kexec'ed kernel)
Signed-off-by: Matt DeVillier <matt.devillier@puri.sm>
Drop coreinto/memtest secondary payloads as they are not
usable with Linux as primary payload. Leftover copy-pasta
from original SeaBIOS configs.
Signed-off-by: Matt DeVillier <matt.devillier@puri.sm>
Remove debug symbols and dynamic debug support from Linux. This reduces
our resulting bzImage by 100K.
This should help when size becomes even more limited, see #562
This changes Heads' bootscript for the x230 to gui-init and adds config
options needed for it. The config is very similar to the librem13v2 config.
My comparison of startup-time from a power-button press shows 2.5 seconds
more with these changes applied.
That said, the experience is smooth, the GUI is beautiful and easier to use
than the shell and text menu, especially during setup. That's what we
buy with startup time here.
The Librem coreboot is labeled with the current version and is visible
from dmidecode and is supposed to reflect the current version of
coreboot, however it was out of date and reflected 4.7 when Heads has
moved on to 4.8.1.
I've also added a simple change to further simplify onboarding by
warning users who have Librem Key configured when they boot without it
being inserted.
This reduces the amount of noise in the Linux kernel config files
by only storing the differences from the stock configuration.
It adds a new makefile target 'linux.saveconfig' to convert the
build tree's .config file into config/linux-linuxboot.config.
Adding the VBT file makes it available through some ACPI memory area
and apparently the VBT contains the information needed by the i915 driver
in order to figure out how to control the screen's backlight.
Without the VBT, we can't control the screen backlight with Fn-F5/Fn-F6
anymore.
