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Libreboot changed their definition to include CPU microcode updates. So some people would argue not they're "libre" anymore, or no different from coreboot. Also
by guilhas 4y ago
Libreboot changed their definition to include CPU microcode updates. So some people would argue not they're "libre" anymore, or no different from coreboot. Also some people consider it unavoidable, as Debian also folded recently
Also they stopped supporting the most capable boards Asus KGPE and KCMA
- justaj 4y agoSo is the only option for Asus KGPE and KCMA now Coreboot?
- guilhas 4y agoYou can still flash previous Libreboot releases There are these guys that made some updates to coreboot https://docs.dasharo.com/variants/asus_kgpe_d16/releases/ https://docs.dasharo.com/variants/asus_kgpe_d16/releases/