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Date of publication: 15 October 2026

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You can discover today’s publish in https://rsync.libreboot.org/stable/26.10/ or you can use among the mirrors.

Libreboot is free, open origin footwear firmware replacing proprietary BIOS/UEFI firmware on supported Intel/AMD and ARM64 hardware. It initialises the hardware inner your device specified as the CPU or recollection controller, configuring the device in specified a way as to allow use of an functioning scheme akin Linux or BSD at footwear - and now Microsoft Windows is additionally compatible since Libreboot has added complete UEFI assistance via MrChromebox EDK2 payload. Libreboot offers greater safety and customisation compared to proprietary firmware; its goal, plainly, is to rid the earth of proprietary application and to do that, we hence try to provision firmware that is extremely uncomplicated for non-technical users to understand.

Today’s publish changelog is related to the former Libreboot 26.01 release.

This is a extremely particular release, alongside multiple important scheme changes made despite of hardware changes, so users should peruse this changelog very carefully - and peruse it twice.

First thing’s first. (and yes, you peruse the former paragraph correctly)

A powerfully anti-AI guideline was added to a new file: AGENTS.md in lbmk. This is the most crucial alter in the release. Now everything else:

WARNING: MAJOR scheme changes were made to this release, in ways that may power many of existing setups. We now use EDK2 as the default payload, alongside GRUB/SeaBIOS provided in flash as EFI builds for backward compatibility. Everything works, but there are several caveats so delight peruse this publish changelog extremely carefully.

The archetypal important alter is:

The complete catalog of boards is fairly long, so it’s shown at the end of this article. All 233 of them!

MrChromebox supports nearly all Chromebook, and this publish imports all boards from that project. This includes everything up to the most latest Intel and AMD hardware.

Imported all 233 currently supported Chromebooks from the MrChromebox coreboot distro. Baytrail (Kip) tested - others need testing. Source-only in this publish (must build from source, no binaries provided).

This was done alongside a usefulness I wrote at util/mrimport/ which generates configs for lbmk, including revisions and submodules. I made additional tweaks manually; additional updates upstream can be synced in Libreboot by diffing again the output of mrimport between revisions, adapted into Libreboot irrespective of the latter’s modifications which are many - and volition be covered next.

Libreboot makes these modifications to MrChromebox coreboot, in its version:

• Uses the EDK2 UEFI payload for coreboot, provided by MrChromebox; we set the backdrop color to Libreboot purple, and use the Libreboot rainbow logo alternatively of the coreboot logo. Our EDK2 build is alternatively currently identical apart from for the next changes:
• Set HAP bit by default, at build time, to disable Intel ME. It is not reliably impaired in MrChromebox coreboot by default as most group using it do so via software-based flashing scripts alongside disability of Google’s safety as shown in MrChromebox documentation. We disable it here. NOTE: We additionally assistance many AMD Chromebooks, which are unrelated in this context.
• Unlock IFD regions via ifdtool (with quirks correctly handled), environment them read-write at build time. This is done alternatively of modifying all Intel Flash Descriptor provided by MrChromebox, of which there are hundreds.
• CSMWrap added inner EDK2 (SeaBIOS CSM wrapped in EFI) for backward compatibility alongside naked metal element SeaBIOS as in older Libreboot releases.
• GRUB EFI build provided inner EDK2, for backward compatibility additionally - it behaves, from a user’s perspective, exactly akin the coreboot-payload type of GRUB and equal says configs from CBFS in the identical way.
• MemTest86+ added inner EDK2.
• Haswell chromebooks: native raminit used alternatively of MRC as in upstream.
• All Intel chromebooks up to Kabylake: use libgfxinit alternatively of GOP; upstream has since done this on newer gens as well, and this volition be unified post-release.

The additional payloads are, as above, accessible in the footwear list via ESC keypress at startup. iPXE is additionally enabled by default, as in upstream, on particular boards. EFI GRUB and CSM SeaBIOS have replaced the coreboot payload versions of these; naked metal element SeaBIOS/GRUB are now deprecated and may be removed in a forthcoming Libreboot release, although they can be re-enabled by those consenting to build Libreboot from source.

This is NOT a fork of MrChromebox, which is to be regarded as Libreboot’s upstream on Intel/AMD Chromebooks. Efforts volition be made, as alongside regular coreboot, to remain as closely in sync alongside it as imaginable at all times. I have worked extensively alongside MrChromebox, and equal submitted a few insignificant fixes to his project; he additionally implemented CBFS-based VBT and GOP handling per my request, which I volition merge post-release.

Regardless, MrChromebox’s own facility scripts should work, alongside Libreboot images, so inspect out MrChromebox records for installation. Despite changes, Libreboot’s setup remains behaviourally compatible alongside the MrChromebox one and, thus, MrChromebox tooling should motionless activity alongside corresponding documentation.

This is made possible by a new characteristic in Libreboot’s build system: assistance for an arbitrary figure of upstreams per project. We motionless provision regular coreboot on non-Chromebook mainboards.

Yes, 233. I counted. All automated. My scripting and my fastidiousness ensured that what I imported and configured in lbmk closely matched upstream, and I’m fairly careful at maintaining my own divergence from it inner Libreboot.

Yes, Libreboot runs on Chromebooks now!

E.g. KGPE-D16. We use the coreboot fork from 15h.org now, on AMD Fam15h mainboards. This uses AMD AGESA origin code alternatively of Timothy’s tradition init code. It has much additional dependable raminit and CPU initialisation; additional RAM additionally supported. Many bugs are fixed. IOMMU works, I additionally saw that they mentioned TPM is fixed in their version, now our type also.

Regular binaries alongside SeaBIOS and GRUB payloads provided - we additionally have experimental EDK2-based images, currently source-only (no binaries available). EDK2 requires a framebuffer to be set up, and the unified AST2050 part lone starts in content manner on native initialisation; the vendor VGA ROM can set up VESA, but we volition not use the VGA ROM. The EDK2-based images are source-only on these boards, intended for use alongside graphics cards.

Basically, these boards really activity for the archetypal time.

EDK2 is Intel’s citation implementation of the UEFI specification, for booting. It’s typically used by vendors, in proprietary forks of Intel’s BSD-licensed code, but Intel’s citation code is Free Software. We use their citation code, and complete origin code is provided in this Libreboot release. EDK is abbreviated for: EFI Development Kit.

More specifically:

We use a fork of EDK2 provided by MrChromebox, which specifically offers use of EDK2 as a generic coreboot payload. This is a complete, industry-standard UEFI implementation capable of booting any compliant functioning system.

All. Nearly all boards use it in Libreboot now, equal older ones e.g. ThinkPad X200. Tested on all platforms. Older, 32-bit-only mainboards motionless use the setup from the former release, during practically all 64-bit-compatible hardware now use EDK2. EFI builds of GRUB and SeaBIOS are provided in flash, accessible from the EDK2 setup list (press ESC at footwear period whenever prompted), for backward compatibility alongside existing Linux/BSD installations in Libreboot.

EDK2 assistance was unified as a prerequisite for Chromebooks, but afterward it was extended for use on all earlier existing supported mainboards in Libreboot. It equal runs fine on really old machines e.g. ThinkPad T500.

All Libreboot boards now use an open origin UEFI implementation by default, anywhere feasible. All of them, and it’s by default - the naked metal element GRUB and SeaBIOS coreboot payloads have been removed, replaced by EFI versions that are backward compatible.

We earlier did not provision UEFI at all, apart from for U-Boot on a few choose mainboards. We now provision complete UEFI, alongside all four freedoms intact, on nearly all mainboard that Libreboot supports.

All of the following functioning systems were tested and confirmed working, on assorted Libreboot machines using EDK2:

• Windows 10 and 11
• 9front (fork of Plan 9)
• various another UEFI-compliant functioning systems
• Linux UKI bootloaders, systemd-boot, etc. UKIs activity absolutely now, booting from EDK2. Modern Linux distro setups now activity (GRUB not required).
• OpenBSD alongside EFI bootloader and GPT partitioning (older SeaBIOS txtmode can lone do MBR partitioning in Libreboot)
• FreeBSD in UEFI manner - txtmode no longer required!
• ReactOS did not work, unfortunately (no UEFI support)
• RedoxOS likely plant too.

Modern computers and functioning systems are all UEFI, and this new setup can footwear basically all of it reliably. More evaluation volition be required, but this is battle-tested code and it has been used extensively in coreboot by many users, for many years. Libreboot eventually has it as well.

This alter solitary is part of a much wider attempt to modernise Libreboot, and I’m lone getting started. The next Libreboot releases volition diagram heavily on this, as EDK2 is beautiful much the expected payload on a lot of contemporary coreboot setups these days. Integration of EDK2 removes all restrictions in Libreboot, allowing us to assistance much newer hardware and it basically makes Libreboot much easier to use; I anticipate Libreboot to rotate into much additional famous and helpful complete time, as a result.

Some caveats and additional notes are provided at the end of this publish page, for immigration purposes. For example, notwithstanding boasting concerning all, older 32-bit-only hardware motionless use naked GRUB/SeaBIOS. Nearly all boards use EDK2 however!

Finally, several notes concerning graphics cards that may be of involvement to the additional demanding users.

EDK2 alongside PCI-E relocatable BAR (rebar) method that you can now use contemporary graphics cards that necessitate allocations complete 4GB. Rebar is not enabled by default, but you can allow it in menuconfig (coreboot). Enabling it causes breakage of Intel GPU video output on libgfxinit in testing, and no fix was established yet, so rebar is impaired by default.

PCI-E Option ROMs are enabled by default anywhere necessary, for EDK2 builds. This method you can use it on desktops alongside graphics cards. Tested on multiple desktops (Dell OptiPlex 9020 SFF and 5050 SFF).

On boards alongside lone external GPU, rebar can be remaining enabled by default. On systems alongside functioning unified graphics, unintended enablement of rebar can be remedied by inserting a graphics card; whenever the video output in the payload does rotate into broken, the Linux i915 video controller motionless initialises video framebuffer correctly in KMS/DRM.

This volition be added to broad documentation, pending fixes upstream. Note that equal alongside this issue, Linux video output plant fine. This volition be corrected and rebar enabled by default, on a forthcoming Libreboot release.

Nearly all important upstream revisions updated:

• Flashprog: updated to 24 September 2026 revision
• EDK2: imported type 26.09.2
• GRUB: updated to type 2.16
• Coreboot (default tree): Updated to 8ce4c91c41da3f042979f92095149a85bc93227d commit ID as of 18 September 2026.
• Coreboot (mrchromebox): imported e5997cf9384b29082a1bf3101813d8ac3dadda42 commit ID of MrChromebox coreboot, for use on Chromebooks.
• Coreboot (fam15h): removed (4.11_branch tree) and replaced with:
• Coreboot (fam15h_15h): 57e26bdcd959808c0171164f3c6197d4a347c3b2 commit ID as of 27 May 2026. This is a heavily improved fork of coreboot from type 4.11_branch, for improved initialisation reliability on AMD FAM15H hardware e.g. ASUS KGPE-D16.
• SeaBIOS (non-CSM): Updated to 81ec9ec0bcf45df11fb7f98339ec9036b546fca0 commit ID as of 28 July 2026.

The 4.11_branch tree of coreboot was removed, since we now use the 15h.org fork of coreboot on AMD Fam15h hardware. This is much improved, alongside appropriate AGESA-based initialisation which initialises CPUs and recollection controller additional reliably. More RAM is supported, and multiple features were fixed too e.g. IOMMU and TPM.

The use of multiple coreboot upstreams was enabled by a scheme betterment in lbmk that makes all projects multi-tree, fair alongside several projects ony having one tree in use. We can have N figure of upstreams per project now, enabling use of forks.

The coreboot update brings in GCC 15.2, MPC 1.4.1, Nasm 3.02, acpica 20251212 and binutils 2.46.1 on crossgcc.

All 233 chromebooks currently supported by MrChromebox have been imported and adapted for use in Libreboot. They all compile. All of them. I repeat:

• 233 Chromebooks imported from MrChromebox. Every Chromebook supported by the MrChromebox project can now additionally be built in lbmk, alongside lbmk’s changes. Thank you Matt DeVillier for your amazing project!

More hardware added furthermore Chromebooks:

• Dell OptiPlex 5050 SFF support, courtesy of Ron Nazarov.
• Supermicro X11SSH-F mainboard assistance - improvements made by Ron Nazarov e.g. use of regular Intel ME neutered through deguard - no bootguard, but deguard can additionally be used mostly to provision a pre-configured ME per board. This commission alternatively uses SPS. With use of regular ME, we do need a larger ME area than alongside cleaned SPS. Use of regular ME method that the MRC caching works, and thus raminit training is much faster on reboots (no need to retrain on exactly all boot).
• ThinkPad X280 assistance courtesy of AlguienSasaki
• ThinkPad X270 assistance courtesy of Kat Inskip
• Dell OptiPlex 3040 Micro assistance courtesy of Todd Baker
• Removed release="n" on the ThinkPad X301 target. It really boots fair fine, although it is fairly slow. EDK2 equal works.

We add SeaBIOS CSM and GRUB EFI builds inner EDK2, for parity alongside Libreboot’s older GRUB/SeaBIOS payload setups. The EFI payloads activity extremely much the same.

Use of EDK2 makes it easier to assistance newer machines, which volition be the concentration from now on. EDK2 came first, as part of a broad modernisation effort; newer Intel and AMD hardware volition be added complete time, making exclusive use of EDK2 payload by default.

This is extremely much a features release. A lot of characteristic changes were made!

• EDK2 payload assistance on all Intel/AMD boards alongside at smallest 4MB flash. This uses the MrChromebox type of EDK2, and Libreboot has made extended modifications e.g. add GRUB EFI and SeaBIOS CSM (CSMwrap) builds to it; these are provided as backward compatibility alongside older solitary SeaBIOS/GRUB payload setups and should motionless footwear existing Linux/BSD installations.
• iPXE footwear method added via EDK2 payload (ESC menu) - lone EDK2 (not accessible in the solitary SeaBIOS payload on older boards).
• Added new command ./mk import_uboot for auto-importing U-Boot configs that can afterward build in lbmk. Not yet used, but this volition be used to add tested U-Boot boards in forthcoming releases (U-Boot itself providing its own initialisation). Libreboot can already build U-Boot images from any config, without code changes, lone config changes, but evaluation is needed on hardware.
• New util at util/mrimport that is used to automatically import/update new configs from MrChromebox coreboot. This was additionally used for the first import of 233 chromebooks from MrChromebox, importing them into the Libreboot build scheme alongside our own modifications.
• Added fwsetup command in a GRUB menuentry on the EFI version, which boots rear into the edk2 setup menu.
• Modified IFD on Kabylake boards, for supporting pin mod. This enables use of six- and eight-core Intel CPUs.
• Randomised MAC addresses at build time, lone whenever XBMK_RELEASE is unset. You can export a MAC location via ecological changeable XBMK_MAC to set it arbitrarily. This avoids the need to extract NVM post-build and re-insert, whenever operating immediately on .rom records alternatively of publish tarballs, which already have this capability via ./mk inject.
• GRUB at_keyboard driver: continually power scancode set 2 alongside translation. This was already done, but lone on the coreboot target; it is now additionally done on the EFI target, by fair applying it universally to all targets. This is since it’s imaginable to use it alongside PS/2 keyboards on EDK2. It mitigates buggy PS/2 controllers that power not study modes correctly equal whenever set, as on the Dell Latitude E6400.
• I made Memtest86+ purple (on the EDK2 build). Libreboot purple. Red value 0x28, green value 0x0b and blue value 0x22. This is Libreboot Purple.
• I made EDK2 purple too, and added Libreboot’s rainbow logo to it.
• Scan all ESP directory in a stated partition, via asterisks, on the GRUB payload (EDK2 and coreboot targets). This method that it volition footwear a larger figure of non-UKI Linux distro setups if they use GRUB or Syslinux configs.
• TPM enabled anywhere available, on all targets that use EDK2.
• Added ./mk cbtest command which tests commission names versus lbmk and coreboot defconfig, in case it changes upstream. Otherwise, we can invisibly alter the genuine commission that builds for a stated mark if the default one is afterward chosen by Kconfig rules. There is no way to detect this automatically at build period in a way that is clean, so this command have to be used whenever updating coreboot revisions.
• Added ./mk test command which aggressively builds everything, much additional than equal ./mk publish - it intentionally disables use of caching, so that downloads are aggressively tested as well. Config-related commands are additionally tested. This is a ruthless emphasis test command used to discover build errors.
• Flashprog: continually keep the flash IC hot during command loops, fairly that doing it in a toggle. The --workaround-mx choice is retained, but no longer does item as its behavior is continually applied. This improves broad reliability as a lot of users don’t cognize concerning this choice anyway. More group can reliably flash their boards now.
• New mkhelper category added: preconfig. This lets you run tradition logic previous to configuration on a stated project that uses config files. It additionally plant on noconfig projects. This is used for example on coreboot, to build utils.
• Removed used of ccache everyplace in the build system, as it was causing subtle build errors (and perchance code bugs) in multiple emphasis test scenarios. We’d fairly delay a bit longer for a dependable build. CCache is really lone meant for development, not production.
• Removed the -c and x (clean and xgcc-clean) flags in lbmk, as they are mostly superfluous; lbmk already auto-cleans everything before build anyway, to eliminate all build artifacts, and aggressively caches builds out of tree according to config metadata, deleting and re-fetching sources from local cache as required. These options were useless.
• Properly skip builds if makefile checks fail; this allows single-tree projects to build, by preventing error-prone use of copy_elf anywhere no records exist.
• mk: Removed GCC/GNAT type pairing as upstream (coreboot) now does this its its buildgcc script. It’s redundant in lbmk. The coreboot type is improved since it merely errs and exits, alternatively of trying to continue; the second is what we did, which power really logic additional bugs in several cases. Better to neglect hard, than corrupt the build.
• Danish keymap added for GRUB.

A lot of important scheme changes have been made!

• GRUB footwear config simplified; lone one menuentry now for boot, which boots everything, trying USB first. It selects the archetypal config it finds, but you can media ESC to sequence through to the next one in the loop. Useful for dual-booting multiple Linux distros.
• Short defconfigs now used on coreboot, alternatively of complete configs. This allows for easier maintenance, and lbmk has been modified to accomodate them. The inject scripts motionless determine complete configs automatically at runtime, needed for scanning paths at build time. The use of defconfigs reduces the chance of erroneous changes in config during updates, and makes use of olddefconfig imaginable alternatively of the less-reliable oldconfig command.
• New safety check: verify that a way prefix is set, whenever using it in logic. Otherwise, it’s imaginable that we power have directory escape bugs in lbmk. This is checked relentlessly, throughout the build system.
• No longer export XBMK_CACHE as it’s now hardcoded in config. The new handling is much stricter, and small apt to regress in forthcoming revision. This was done to decrease the possible of a directory escape bug in lbmk.
• Fixed GRUB component catalog no longer used per GRUB tree. Instead, all modules are added per mark but a blacklist is applied, configured per-tree.
• GRUB Syslinux and GRUB scanning now blended into one function, on GRUB configs. General simplifications to the GRUB config.
• GRUB is now one origin tree, alongside multiple targets all re-using the extremely identical tree anywhere differing configurations are used.
• Modified MrChromebox coreboot to lone add EDK2 GOP binaries if no video manner is selected in coreboot defconfig. This avoids adding it unnecessarily and thus preservation area in the flash, anywhere FSP init or libgfxinit is used.
• Always use --mirror git clones on include/env/get.sh. This makes cloning revisions additional dependable on all projects, particularly ones anywhere we use revs inner branches another than main.
• Auto-unlock IFD regions at build period on all Intel IFD-based systems; disable ME automatically, by environment the HAP bit. This is how we do it on chromebooks, but it’s done on all boards; this mitigates the possible that we power accidentally ignore to neuter the ME on particular targets in the future.
• When construction EDK2, we use coreboot’s build system, but whenever doing it this way, custom_ prefix is not used in depiction document names. Proper edk2 prefix is used. This makes it activity for Chromebooks, which build edk2 per-board in this release; generalised EDK2 builds aren’t handled on Chromebooks. On non Chromebooks, we build a dummy ThinkPad T440p build alongside EDK2 and SMMSTORE, afterward we extract that for insertion into another boards in a additional generalised way via shim logic in include/fw/rom.sh.
• Removed the fspcc36ae2b5775fa7400cb3282680afc0f6cb37a3c submodule in coreboot, used on Topton X2E N150. We now use the latest FSP, but this method breaking older builds whenever doing vendor injection. This is unavoidable.
• Added a noconfig changeable that can be set by build trees/targets, anywhere they are multi-tree but no configs are used. This makes it appear under a counterfeit name called noconfig, e.g. elf/grub/default/efi/noconfig/grub.elf whenever compiled.
• get.sh: use -L in discover command, since several projects now use symlinks to metadata from another projects to justify rebuilds. For example, edk2 coreboot targets (dummy targets) depend on grub and seabios efi builds. When these builds have to change, we need to justify that the edk2 coreboot build is re-done. Here, we average the discover command used for finding records to hash whenever checking whether a stated project has changed in build scheme setup.
• Properly kind submodules by directory name, so that recursive submodules can be handled in projects. This is in the submodule handling on get.sh.
• get.sh: assistance arbitrary submodule config path, for projects that use multiple versions of a submodule. For instance, EDK2 uses multiple versions of brotli.
• SeaGRUB removed; on boards that motionless have the coreboot-payload type of SeaBIOS and GRUB, we now lone do images that have GRUB or SeaBIOS as the chief payload. SeaBIOS’s payload loading isn’t continually reliable, and GRUB has improved its allocator considerably snice a few years ago. We additionally now use EDK2 on most boards, so evaluation GRUB is the smaller group of boards that motionless use it exclusively is much additional feasible. This reduction is permanent, stated that standalone SeaBIOS/GRUB are now obsolete; EDK2 is the preferred payload now, alongside EFI versions of SeaBIOS and GRUB spliced into the EDK list for backward compatibility alongside older Libreboot setups.
• Stronger use of create distclean on projects before building, made feasible because of Libreboot’s assured out-of-tree caching of project builds according to metadata checks in lbmk.
• Allow noconfig=n on a project, which allows it to be multi-tree and use the identical tree on distinct targets, equal whenever build configs aren’t required; in several cases, configs are done exclusively in mkhelper settings. This is part of Libreboot’s decision to create all projects multi-tree, alongside allowing use of N upstreams per project alternatively of fair one upstream.
• Simplify release=n handling in lbmk; don’t execute mkhelpers. Skip origin fetches if release=n, so that the corresponding origin won’t be downloaded. This is necessary to exclude MrChromebox sources as fine as builds in releases, since they aren’t prepared for stable publish in Libreboot yet.
• init.sh: Portable date usage; git’s own date handling now used. We no longer depend on GNU-specific extensions to the date command, for git repository initialisation on publish builds.
• Allow operating mk from exterior the chief activity directory. The build scheme now changes activity directory accordingly.
• Enable 3-way-merge whenever operating git am in get.sh - this enables easier updates on project revisions.

• Most boards motionless use CBFS or NVRAM choice array (static choice table, or modify CBFS). A few boards, akin the HP EliteBook 820 G2 and Topton X2E N150, use SMMSTORE-based choice config but it has not yet been set up in lbmk.
• Set me_state to Disabled by default, tree-wide in coreboot (default tree). We already set the HAP bit in IFD anyway, but this is an additional tier of disablement, to create certain that the Intel ME is deader than dead.
• Optimised GRUB modules; all FS modules now included, small errors shown in the GRUB casing at boot. Modules mostly optimised to justify that there is motionless not a lot of flash area used compared to the default upstream setup.
• Added xxd to dependencies, needed by CSMWrap whenever making SeaBIOS EFI builds as it runs xxd -i on SeaBIOS CSM builds to create header records that are afterward wrapped inner CSMWrapper’s shim code.
• Corrected the Dell OptiPlex 5050 DMI cord code to say 5050 SFF, not 3050 Micro.
• Don’t use dell.com as chief download mirrors in the vendor inject script. This reduces the figure of download errors whenever group inject images that use deguard.
• Scan all GRUB configs on all devices, without using fixed equipment lists in GRUB. Instead, asterisks are used. More BTRFS subvolumes are additionally checked, additionally via use of asterisks.
• General cleanup on GRUB configs. Redundant features removed e.g. manipulation of gfxterm. The default setup plant fine. GRUB never worked reliably for on serial output anyhow and most contemporary computers don’t assistance any of the interfaces that GRUB supports in this context.
• Added ImageMagick to requirements (needed for EDK2 footwear logo).
• SMMSTORE enabled by default, on all targets that use EDK2 as a payload. This method that Libreboot users can now act a norm setup list at footwear time, configuring their machines (e.g. boot order) in a way that is the two persistent and does not necessitate re-building the firmware.
• Added 4MB and 8MB targets for KCMA-D8 and KGPE-D16 mainboards. This, alongside alongside use of the 15h.org fork of coreboot on these boards, for improved raminit and assorted bug fixes. It uses AMD AGESA origin code alternatively of the tradition origin code written by Raptor Engineering. The modified AGESA code has improved CPU and recollection initialisation, supporting additional hardware combinations and it supports higher amounts of RAM.

• Merge place from Alguien fixing IFD regions (set read-write) and blanking the OEM division on ThinkPad X280. HyperThreading was additionally disabled.
• Preventative build fixes: removed used of -Werror on all projects, anywhere feasible.
• Fixed a hanging bug on ThinkPad X230 targets, caused by an optimisation - now reverted for this fix - that optimised the CAR setup in coreboot. This fix reverses coreboot revision 97dbfd3098ae12ef3f51e5f95cd6d66c25214205. This revert was done by HustlerOne in their new Snowboot project, and copied from Snowboot into the Libreboot project.
• Added counterfeit menuconfig Make options to multiple projects, so that the connected mk options don’t logic build errors (instead, a harmless no-op now occurs).
• mk: Only copy defconfigs rear whenever operating config commands if they really exist. This fixes ./mk -s seabios which never saves a defconfig file.
• Backported multiple build fixes to our first 2025 revision of U-Boot, so that it builds on contemporary distros e.g. latest Arch Linux updates. (needed so that GRU Kevin/Bob chromebooks can continue to build).
• Removed src/gpio-scripts because of unclear licensing on the type used. (no licence stated on the changes to it, forked to standalone from coreboot anywhere it cut rear to coreboot’s COPYING file, but the fork repo did not have any licensing in it whatsoever - what changes were made was additionally unclear as a result).
• Fixed multiple damaged vendor document paths on Intel/AMD chromebook boards imported from MrChromebox. These fixes were submitted and merged upstream as well, in the MrChromebox project.
• vendor.sh: capture all create variables in coreboot defconfigs, operating make-olddefconfig and resolving them all to their appropriate values, anywhere paths are involved. they are converted in a way affable to sh, processed in specified a way as to evade accidentally operating errant subshells.
• Safer handling of defconfigs; stricter error checks, including on noconfig projects.
• Fixed missing infinite iteration finding in mk whenever resolving trees/revisions in projects. Trees that mention to another trees infinitely are now detected.
• Fixed pico-serprog build errors on GCC 16 (tested on the latest Arch Linux)
• Use std=gnu2x on coreboot/default alternatively of std=gnu23; gnu2x is code compatible alongside gnu23 on newer GCC versions, but older versions used in e.g. 2024 Linux Mint publish volition neglect to build otherwise. This fixes older distros alongside no behavior alter on newer ones.
• Don’t build bios_extract in src/biosutilities - there was no build issue, but we don’t really use bios_extract at all in Libreboot. We use several scripting from that repository, that does not necessitate compilation.
• Updated Dell OptiPlex 3040 Micro ME_bin_hash so that auto-download works, as it was damaged on first import.
• vendor.sh: Use -w and not --whitelist on me_cleaner commands, since the second unsuccessful for several logic in several cases. Use of -w was reliable.
• ONLY skip create whenever if_skip_build is set in the chief mk script, for additional thorough mkhelper implementation on all projects.
• Stricter preventation of build regular in GRUB whenever dry build manner is used; in several cases, it may have tried to add a non-existent GRUB payload to a non-existent ROM that was never compiled. Checks akin these have been tightened up and generalised everyplace in lbmk.
• Added missing error handling on command -v use in a few places whenever environment up lbmk.
• Preventative fix: call x_ in mk, wrapping xbmk_init. The second never returns non-zero status, so this fix is purely preventative in case the function is always redesigned at several item to do that.
• mk: Fix globbing matter in multi-tree command args. We earlier populated a cord alongside arguments, but now we use dollar-ampersand and sequence through arguments using change which allows for appropriate double-quoting to be handled.
• Fully export git author/commit date whenever re-initialising lbmk on publish builds. This is done on all connected git command, for deterministic operation.
• Fam15h coreboot: place out __unused variables and mold them to (void) instead, anywhere unused, to forestall build errors in GCC 16.
• Gentoo Linux requirements setup added to lbmk.
• Fix offline GRUB builds. The build scheme caches sources and repos, but GRUB had tradition logic in it for downloading unversioned PO records from translationproject.org - so whenever I did my FOSDEM talk, my demo unsuccessful since the net was down, during I wrongly believed I had everything cached. GRUB was modified to not download the files, and lbmk caches them instead. They are additionally now version-checked, by morality of checksum; no versioning is really provided upstream, but their contents were checked and additional updates volition inspect the diffs between them. Basically, any is on translationproject.org pertains to the current HEAD in GRUB. It’s fine since the way gettext plant is that if a literal cord is not defined, it defaults rear to first language. In this environment then, use of the incorrect PO records volition fair outcome in several sentences not being translated. Still, a bug in the way the records are handled power authorize for a… buffer overflow, on unversioned records that GRUB was downloading without checking hashes. Yes. Libreboot fixed this reproducibility issue by forking the repository containing the files, keeping it static. Next period I do a talk, my demo won’t fail. I fixed this exactly a few hours following my talk.

A lot of changes were made to util/nvmutil/ to the degree that it deserves its own publish log:

• Generally safer use of macros (use brackets).
• Removed errno-based error handling. Just come back zero or one, according to logical errors, but do not depend on the position of errno for error exits. Only use come back values as suitable to POSIX in libc functions. However, errno reset is handled additional reliably accordingly, following come back from libc functions; not required but additionally not counterindicated by POSIX. - dell-flash-unlock errno handling additionally fixed in the identical way. We earlier relied heavily on errno for exit, in ways that were not portable. Not all libc volition correctly reset it, and may set it randomly equal whenever a stated function logically returns alongside success. Any figure of things could set it, so it’s not a dependable scheme for broad error handling.
• Don’t use -pedantic emblem - additionally eliminate this on spkmodem-recv. Reduces the chance of pedantic build errors according to warnings.
• General correctness fixes; border checks, appropriate handling of term alignment, use of uintptr whenever converting pointers, etc. The code is mostly much safer, in conditions of recollection management, hence of extended auditing.
• EINTR-safe wrappers for assorted functions; iteration until EINTR clears, anywhere error occurs, alternatively err-exist on non-EINTR errors. Properly disregard EINTR on close() if function returns alongside error (EINTR on near is not an error circumstance in POSIX, and the descriptor have to be disregarded in specified scenario).
• More evaluation and fixes for OpenBSD, particularly on recollection administration (much stricter libc in OpenBSD).
• Generalised I/O functions for libc functions akin read, write,preadandpwrite` - EINTR-safe, alongside stricter (than libc) checks against incomplete writes and such.

NOTE: This applies to the standalone type of nvmutil. There was an attempt to rewrite it in a much larger utility, mentioned in the following division concerning canceled changes for this publish (see notes below concerning libreboot-utils).

Roughly one thousand lines of deceased code were cleaned out of the build system, but multiple hundred additional were added because of new characteristic changes. Overall, the amount of code in lbmk has been reduced, in spite of its advances in this release.

Specific cleanup includes:

• Projects under config/ centralised better, e.g. config/module/coreboot/ alternatively of config/coreboot. The directory config/ifd/ is moved to config/data/coreboot/ifd/ as it’s lone always used from coreboot.
• The config/ directory is mostly improved organised now, alongside additional unified placement of records per-project.
• Moved all vendor records into vendorfiles/ e.g. vendorfiles/mrc/ to de-clutter the chief activity directory.
• Removed cbfstoolref config; it’s now hardcoded as we continually use the identical coreboot 4.11 tree for that type of cbfstool (refcode extraction on broadwell boards).
• Systematically removed unused variables in the build system.
• mk: new forx function allows macro-like shorthand for loops, greatly simplifying much of the code.
• Removed multiple redundant checks in the build system, and mostly tightened up all error handling.
• Various random and insignificant code cleanups; insignificant deceased code elimination in the build system.
• Generalised multiple macro’d mkhelper checks in lbmk, refactoring and reducing general code complexity.
• lib.sh: Made build_sbase function a macro instead, so that it can be changed all in one place. It’s exactly fair one command (make -C util/sbase).
• Simplified add_uboot logic as it is lone needed now for ARM64. The conditional logic for x86 was removed as we no longer use U-Boot on x86 at all; EDK2 is now the preferred payload on x86, for UEFI.
• Removed ccache from requirements as we no longer use ccache, for reliability reasons.
• inject.sh: removed end communication confirming prosperous insertion, and mostly simplified all changeable initialisation.
• release.sh: Removed the -m choice as it’s useless. There is no environment in which we desire to create a origin archive without additionally construction binaries. What’s the item in doing fractional a release? This is deceased code. Knobs are for nobs.
• Cleanup in vendorsh`.
• Unrolled multiple loops in lbmk, generalising them into macro-like functions. This allowed for a decent code size decrease during additionally expanding code readability. Macro-like programming is fairly feasible in sh whenever you do it right.
• Used awk heavily in certain parts of the build system, to additional unroll a few loops, particularly in the err function.
• Removed u-boot-specific make-clean handling in mk; mk is additional generalised now anyway. U-Boot was making use of git-clean but lone on lbmk Git, not releases; so what’s the point? We desire the behavior on either to be in as much parity as possible, and doing unnecessary activity is, well, unnecessary.
• Greatly simplified the findpath function in mk. It’s now one row of code, using forx. (wrapper function for readlink -f and realpath.
• Added error inspect (stricter one) on xbmkpwd initialisation in mk.
• Removed xprintf in mk; we now fair printf ampersand into awk. Easy.
• Simplified xbmkpwd initialisation in mk; we now discover the way to mk and cd to its basis directory, which thus becomes xbmkpwd.
• mk: run xbmk_init from chief script, not init.sh. This makes it clearer on archetypal reading, anywhere xbmk initialisation is called from. We do it fair below the contain of init.sh.
• Moved tree.sh into mk (merger). Everything centralised there, alongside tradition functions now shimmed.
• All includes now done in bulk, and everything called from the chief script. We earlier included tree.sh (later merged into mk) conditionally. Now entirely all province is global, which enabled additional code simplication and changeable cleanup.
• Simplified get.sh considerably. A lot of logic, particularly submodule handling, was aggressively generalised.

A few changes were worked on, but did not district in this release. They pertain to two important projects:

This was an expansion of nvmutil that afterward became a generalised set of utilities alongside a archive for handling things akin nuclear writes, and userspace mitigation against assorted types of TOCTOU attacks. Not really crucial for nvmutil itself, but…

An attempt was made to execute a hardened type of mktemp called mkhtemp. It implemented multiple mitigations in userspace against TOCTOU attacks e.g. directory replacement and symlink attacks.

Check lbmk git log for util/libreboot-utils to see additional (might have been util/libreboot_utils.

Mkhtemp was started whenever implementing nuclear writes for nvmutil, but afterward I naturally made use of tmpfiles for that, and that led to me auditing all implementation of mktemp. I concluded that I could do improved - and I did.

Examples of how mkhtemp innovated:

• Still provided libc-like behavior whenever requested, but:
• Stricter checks against use of world-writeable non-sticky directories.
• Generally stricter error-exit handling.
• Relentless checks against changes to records during operation/check, inode changes and so on. Checking that a document wasn’t operated on by another program - basically, openat2-like safety was attempted to execute in userspace, although openat2 was additionally enabled as a accelerated method on Linux.
• Own implementation of rand, wrapping about Linux getrandom and BSD arc4random. It provided assorted functions for rand, including one that matched the semantics of arc4random_buf (rset function in libreboot-utils).
• Descriptorless procedure in general, on records and directories.
• Pathless procedure anywhere imaginable - including userspace directory strolling and sandboxing.
• Unveil-like restrictions in userspace (and pledge/unveil use in OpenBSD).
• Use of symlinks impaired by default.

…it was an over-engineered part of crap, and had multiple recollection issues connected to stack recollection usage, which tripped up a lot on BSD. The could could be tidied up and finished, but I came to a conclusion:

Distros would never obtain it. Mkhtemp worked fine on Linux, but it had much stricter procedure that would trip up most build systems that use it. I tried it in lbmk to substitute mkhtemp, symlinking it in PATH, but for example GRUB had practically no error checking on mktemp. Most programs that use mktemp wrongly assume that it can never fail, so it doesn’t; implementations try to mitigate errors and continue operation, in ways that are extremely complex. Mkhtemp was a spotless attempt at stricter TMPDIR usage.

Because I decided it was a discarded of time, I don’t think I attention to compose additional concerning it in this changelog. Check lbmk git log if you’re interested.

A heavily extended type of util/spkmodem-recv that implemented much stronger noise protection, attempted automatic spirit finding and frequence selection, affirmative more. I went a bit overboard alongside it and decided that it was an overengineering effort. It volition not be resumed at any point. You can discover it in lbmk git log. (might have been util/spkmodem_decode).

Pointless effort. Spkmodem the protocol is unusable in most setups regardless.

The most pointless attempt ever, specified as:

• Edge finding alongside alongside amplitude, for additional dependable procedure on noisy signals
• Recalibrate timing to signals periodically, adjusting for tone. The idea was ta authorize for the spirit divider to drift complete time, and have our code modify to subtle changes to decrease the amount of noise. Right now, spkmodem shows a lot of noise on mediocre signals.
• A bunch of another likewise useless changes.

Completely pointless. The simpler code plant fair fine, so the attempt was abandoned and thus spkmodem-recv is motionless present; this is a cleaned up type of what was inherited from GNU GRUB multiple years ago.

Just two canceled works:

• Updated U-Boot to a delayed 2026 revision on ARM64 chromebooks, but the bootflow list looks ugly now and barely works. Upstream entirely bankrupt it. Therefore, we motionless use the first 2025 revision of U-Boot that was there in the Libreboot 26.01 (January 2026) release.
• GRUB keymap assistance via parsing of keymap.gkb in CBFS whenever booting alongside EDK2. This was canceled since a improved method volition be implemented article release; use of HiiDatabase and a graphical config list in EDK2 to alter the keyboard layout and locale. This volition be written to SMMSTORE and additionally used by payloads. For example, the GRUB EFI payload could peruse from SMMSTORE to cognize locale and afterward alter its tongue accordingly, using its existing gettext integration (GRUB already supports internationalisation).

Hidden third cancelation, since there continually is one:

Linuxboot. Now alongside EFI support, we can effortlessly use any figure of UKIs added to flash if we desire to - and we will, in a forthcoming release. The term Linuxboot refers to any flash-based Linux distro that can footwear another Linux kernels via Kexec - my penchant is ZFSBootMenu, or at smallest item inspired by it as ZFSBootMenu’s build scheme is thoroughly incompatible alongside Libreboot’s strict scheme principles.

(which is a polite way of saying that I dislike podman/docker alongside a passion)

Linux UKIs are average now, for boot, and Libreboot EDK2 can effortlessly merge it.

The ARM64 payload is motionless present, but EDK2 has replaced U-Boot on x86.

This deserves its own section, in this release, as it is a important scheme change. EDK2 was not merely added as an option; it has replaced U-Boot on x86. I could create this its own article. It deserves one. It deserves my judgement, publically as I’m now concerning to articulate in no uncertain terms:

U-Boot was used for lightweight UEFI implementation on Intel/AMD boards, but the individual chiefly in accusation of the x86 coreboot payload for U-Boot has mostly forked U-Boot into a newly vibe-coded project; Libreboot opposes heavily the use of AI, as per new policy. AI is no good, and upstream x86 U-Boot assistance has mostly bitrotted although multiple engaging patches were merged.

U-Boot is thus a liability on x86. EDK2 is additional completely functional already, so this is used instead. Think AI makes you a excellent hacker? Think again:

• https://arxiv.org/abs/2507.09089

U-Boot was continually buggy on x86 anyway. It’s really fair not prepared at all. It is improved used on RISCV and ARM64(where we continue to use it).

U-Boot upstream itself is staunchly anti-AI, at smallest at the period of this release, and much conversation of the complete was had on their mailing list. It would not be productive to re-ligitate that on this publish page, but it should qualify to say that the Libreboot project considers U-Boot to be efficiently deceased on x86. The ARM-based betterment is motionless ongoing strongly, upstream, and we volition continue to use U-Boot for UEFI on ARM64 (chromebooks for example).

I volition not say his name, or the name of his fork, since I don’t desire to advance him or his U-Boot fork. If you cognize his name or his project, you should not say it or advance it either. AI is bad, extremely bad, for reasons here:

• https://blog.codeberg.org/protecting-our-floss-commons-from-llms.html

The fork in question, of U-Boot, is heavily AI vibe-coded and thus useless to Libreboot. This is not uncomplicated conjecture; in stated aforementioned U-Boot mailing catalog thread, the author stated thus. We volition not, in any way, advance or facilitate use of AI. It has been made apparent that multiple projects Libreboot uses additionally have several AI-assisted commits; GCC, GRUB, etc. This is not our fault, but it is my aim that I and others volition audit these projects in the future, de-slopping them and perchance equal forking them entirely for that extremely reason. The author of the fork basically went insane alongside it, proposing to the U-Boot upstream that his activity be “custodian”, and merged gradually into the upstream U-Boot tree. He was basically pressuring them to obtain AI code against their wills. I say in my capability as chief of the Libreboot project that U-Boot should never authorize AI to taint its project. When you obtain AI, you rotate into deskilled and you erode the rely that exists between you and your users. You eliminate the individual association between maintainers and users, and your project volition commencement to rotate into reliant on what is - yes - proprietary technology, paid for in blood. AI is among the sole biggest consumers of power and h2o on the planet, foremost to asset shortages all complete the earth and its expanding authority complete what data group see in the news is equal a danger to self-government worldwide. This is before equal arguing concerning unclear licensing, copyright violations and so on. It was decided that Libreboot would associate the crusade against all synthetic intelligence. The countries chiefly in accusation of AI training and infrastructure are the United States (led by multiple companies currently attacking self-government worldwide) and the People’s Republic of China; equal if all the another problems alongside AI didn’t exist, it would be a extremely bad idea to provision these countries equal additional power complete our computing.

NO. Libreboot says no to AI. Thus, we volition continue using upstream U-Boot as they say no also, and we volition not use any vibecoded forks of it. Even if that causes me to have to expend weeks integrating a totally new scheme to substitute it. That is precisely, exactly and indubitably how far I volition go to demonstrate my point.

That is why I went to specified extreme attempt integrating EDK2. Rather than substitute U-Boot alongside yet another incomplete UEFI implementation, I merely added EDK2 which is already feature-complete as it is the reference, industry-standard implementation of the UEFI spec.

CrabEFI was what I initially considered, to substitute U-Boot. This is a new payload written by Arthur Heymans, and the project itself is excellent, but rustc/cargo is inherently unreliable for multiple reasons:

• Unpredictable toolchain setup. Most group use e.g. rustup and they set up all sorts of tradition environments. Much small predictive than e.g. LLVM/GCC provided in distros. Libraries and specified are provided by Cargo, alternatively of distros, and users frequently depart everything out of date, foremost to breakage.
• Rust is not standardised; the specification is implementation-defined, and code written today may motionless compile in the forthcoming whenever the spec changes, but code behavior would naturally alter hence of the latter.
• Given the above, we would have to bootstrap rustc/cargo ourselves, and we would have to do it from origin (from a compiler akin GCC which already has origin bootstrapping courtesy of the Guix project and others).

Rust is awesome, but in my opinion not production-ready yet. Give it another ten years. EDK2 is infinitely additional complex, but the size of the code is not a involvement as it is mostly stable, and written in C (some small bits of it are in C++). It has the most amount of eyes on it, and regularly receives safety audits. It’s among the most battle-tested codebases on the internet, and plant well.

CrabEFI volition apt be merged in Libreboot at several period in the future, whenever Rust tooling has stabilised throughout distros (including BSDs). It has a much improved design, equal if it’s not yet feature-complete, and use of Rust method that it volition have small recollection bugs. For now, Libreboot uses EDK2 to substitute U-Boot and it has been enabled by default on all boards.

On recollection safety, we can say contrarily that EDK2 is at smallest stable; bugs are additionally stable. That’s the point. We have stable C/C++ compilers, correctly tested according to formalised standards (not really, since GCC and LLVM do all sorts of whacky things too, but they additionally try to be compatible alongside all another behaviourally). You desire your code, whenever compiled, to behave exactly the same, bugs included. This is additional powerfully guaranteed alongside projects written in C and C++ (especially clean C projects, and most of EDK2 is in fact clean C).

It was initially intended that U-Boot would rotate into Libreboot’s chief payload on x86, but alas. I bit the Intel-flavoured projectile and went alongside EDK2.

Say no to AI. AI makes you stupid. AI is the logic we can’t have nice things.

No capability to alter the keyboard layout yet - a graphical list choice can be added for this afterward in EDK2, saved to SMMSTORE. The EFI build of GRUB uses terminal_input console only, and input is thus handled by the EDK2 input drivers (ditto USB bulk retention and another retention devices); GRUB’s nativedisk controller is removed for example, and its native NVMe/xHCI drivers are no longer needed as in former Libreboot releases.

EDK2 input drivers activity alongside the two USB and PS/2 keyboards in Libreboot. GRUB is made to use console input alternatively of at_keyboard as it alternatively lacks USB keyboard assistance in the EFI build. Thus, layouts must be handled by EDK2. There is code for this in EDK2, not currently handled by either Libreboot or MrChromebox so it all defaults to UK QWERTY in this release. Upstream (MrChromebox) uses US QWERTY by default, but Libreboot is a British project, so EDK2 was patched accordingly. Work volition be done post-release.

Keymapped images no longer provided. There is now lone one ROM depiction per config on all mainboard. This simplifies builds, and users can insert a keymap.gkb document inner CBFS from config/data/grub/keymap/ if they wish; if you add a grub.cfg to flash alongside terminal_input set to at_keyboard, this volition activity on devices alongside PS/2 keyboards if wanting to use the GRUB EFI payload (a command in grub.cfg to burden the keymap is additionally needed, specifically keymap (cbfsdisk)/keymap.gkb.

EDK2 has been tested extensively on all Intel hardware from GM45 e.g. ThinkPad X200/T400, all the way to Intel Kabylake hardware supported by Libreboot e.g. ThinkPad T480, X280, Dell Optiplex 3050/5050.

The new compatibility modules in EDK2 should additional than qualify for most users, who may motionless desire GRUB/SeaBIOS for booting their existing Linux and BSD setups. It is recommended that you change these to EFI or fair reinstall them - use of UEFI is powerfully encouraged as the default from now on, but Libreboot must (will) continue supporting older setups.

FreeBSD users booting alongside SeaBIOS content manner may be curious in this, as BIOS-mode FreeBSD bootloaders do not footwear alongside item else. A UEFI-based FreeBSD facility volition activity fair fine in EDK2 though, so new FreeBSD installations are finest recommended via EDK2 (do not use the compatibility modules of GRUB/SeaBIOS).

Some users power desire it. Here are several concise notes. They won’t be added to the chief records as they pertain to a configuration that Libreboot now regards as obsolete, but several users may nonetheless discover it helpful in the abbreviated term:

Older mainboards that are 32-bit lone or alongside constricted flash area motionless use the standalone GRUB/SeaBIOS payloads without EDK2; several newer ones alongside weird graphics setups additionally motionless use solitary SeaBIOS/GRUB e.g. HP EliteBook 8560w.

To re-enable use of standalone GRUB/SeaBIOS (without edk2), modify target.cfg as follows for your board: eliminate build_depend, payload_edk2 and grubtree variables. Then add these lines:

payload_grub="y" payload_seabios="y" payload_memtest="y"

This is obsolete now in Libreboot and may equal be removed in a forthcoming release. EDK2 is much improved as it boots nearly everything, and supports additional hardware setups. It is merely much additional versatile than Libreboot’s old setup as in the former release.

Then you can fair re-build. NOTE: In the complete guidance, build_depend is assumed to be grub/default seabios/build memtest86plus/default by default. You may desire to set them explicitly:

build_depend="seabios/build grub/default memtest86plus/default"

You may additionally desire to set the GRUB tree explicitly:

grubtree="default"

Example config: config/module/coreboot/t480_vfsp_16mb/target.cfg

Just do this and re-build if you desire these old setups back. This volition be supported for as lengthy as feasible, but volition likely be removed at several point, perchance years from now, perchance a week from now. Use it during it’s there. The xHCI patches are motionless in there, and everything is configured as it should be.

In setups alongside EDK2, delight note: txtmode not provided. If wanting e.g. SeaBIOS txtmode, appearance at e.g.:

• config/module/coreboot/t480_vfsp_16mb/config/libgfxinit_corebootfb

Renamed it to libgfxinit_txtmode in this example and do:

./mk -m coreboot t480_vfsp_16mb ./mk -s coreboot t480_vfsp_16mb

In the list that appears, go into Devices -> Display -> Framebuffer manner and choose Legacy VGA content manner - this is not recommended for any new setups, but the FreeBSD bootloader starts in content manner and the framebuffer modes in coreboot can’t toggle rear to it. Booting in content manner is recommended whenever booting the FreeBSD BIOS-mode bootloader, and afterward FreeBSD can be set up for KMS in Xorg/Wayland. Otherwise, new installations have to be done in EFI manner immediately via EDK2 (no compatibility modules). More data concerning this is accessible in Libreboot’s BSD documentation.

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Users are finest served fair switching to native UEFI footwear alongside ESP, using Libreboot’s EDK2 payload.

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The Asus ROG Strix OLED XG27ACDNG is downward to $549 on Amazon, a $210 discount from its customary $759 price. This is a high-end gaming detect designed for players who desire top-tier achievement without strolling up to a larger display—and you additionally get 90 days of Amazon Music liberated alongside your acquisition correct now. It pairs a 27-inch QD-OLED panel alongside a 2560x1440 resolution and a 360Hz refresh rate, a blend that has rotate into among the most sought-after setups for rivalrous gaming, placing the XG27ACDNG in straightforward competition alongside premium models akin the Alienware AW2725DF.

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Image norm is among the monitor's biggest strengths. The QD-OLED panel delivers profound blacks and outstanding contrast, making games and movies appearance particularly striking in darker rooms. The detect additionally supports the two FreeSync and G-Sync, assisting gameplay remain gentle throughout a broad range of example rates on either AMD or Nvidia systems. Performance is likewise impressive, particularly in motion handling—the 360Hz refresh charge and 0.03ms reply period keep fast-moving objects sharp, making rivalrous shooters, racing games, and esports titles awareness particularly responsive. Input lag is additionally extremely low, additional enhancing that awareness of immediacy.

Outside of gaming, Asus has additionally included multiple features aimed at long-term usability—including a built-in heatsink and OLED Care+ tools, which are designed to assistance minimize the hazard of burn-in, a USB-C harbor alongside 90W power delivery, a USB hub, and a KVM switch—making the detect additional helpful for activity setups and multi-device users. That said, akin many QD-OLED monitors, the panel can endure several of its inky-black appearance in brilliant rooms, anywhere ambient ray may logic darker areas of the display to obtain on a minor purple tint. VRR flicker can additionally rotate into noticeable whenever example rates fluctuate, particularly in darker scenes, and there are no built-in speakers.

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Last year, Amazon bought Bee, a comparatively unidentified startup alongside a $50 always-listening AI wearable that summarized all conversation you had. Today, the e-commerce elephantine is announcing two new Bee devices — and a new subscription to go alongside them. First is the $74.99 Bee Frontier, an updated type of the first Bee device. And coming shortly is the $99.99 Bee Eclipse, a credit-card-shaped gadget that snaps magnetically onto the rear of a smartphone.

Both devices are framed as gadgets to assistance you remain current in the moment. They hear to your regular conversations and afterward provision summaries, transcripts, insights, and to-dos according to what happens throughout the day. Conceptually, they’re akin to another AI note-taking gadgets akin Plaud NotePin and Limitless AI. Users can additionally merge Bee devices alongside services akin Gmail, Google Calendar, Outlook, Apple HealthKit, and photos. Doing so lets Bee’s AI obtain several actions on your behalf, akin example emails or sending calendar invites according to your conversations.

The chief difference between the two products is form factor. The Bee Frontier can be worn as a Fitbit-like collection on the wrist or as a clip-on pin. It’s been slightly redesigned from the previous example so that the record clasp is additional prominent, and it’s now accessible in three colors. Like the former version, it has dual microphones, a record indicator light, and approximately seven days of power division existence on a sole charge. It additionally has an IP67 h2o opposition rating.

Meanwhile, the Eclipse is meant as a non-wearable substitute and is envisioned for additional expert use cases. Its larger size allows for a bigger battery, getting 21 days on a sole charge. It, too, has a record indicator light.

While these devices are liberated to use, Amazon is additionally introducing a Bee Pro subscription for $11.99 a month. The liberated tier gets users conversation summaries, recaps, and 14 days of memory. The subscription gets users “unlimited” summaries, suggested to-dos, regular memories, a individual conversation assistant, conversation templates, third-party app integrations, and a desktop app. But the big marquee characteristic for the subscription is Amazon and Alexa Plus compatibility.

The Amazon integration is opt-in, and doing so volition allow the equipment to exterior buying suggestions according to your conversations. For example, if your partner asks you to buy cat litter, you power see a merchandise cardstock reminding you of that on your Amazon homepage or an Amazon clasp linking out to the merchandise in the Bee mobile app. The Alexa Plus integration is meant to be a hands-free way to admission your assorted Bee summaries and insights.

It’s an engaging period for Amazon to current these products, stated the recent backlash against so-called surveillance tech. On that front, Amazon told The Verge in a media briefing that Bee devices encrypt transcripts, summaries, and to-dos via its “Private Compute” safety architecture and don’t shop audio recordings. Bee devices can additionally be programmed to automatically halt record if no audio is detected following a certain duration of time. As for whether transcripts are attributable, that depends. Upon setup, Bee’s AI is trained on the idiosyncratic user’s voice. All another speakers are not automatically identified unless you ask them to also authorize Bee’s AI to train on their voice. Whether that’s adequate to assuage any privacy concerns, well, that depends on your definition of a recording.

The Bee Frontier is accessible starting today for $74.99 in black, green, and lavender. The Eclipse is “coming soon” for $99.99 and is accessible in black, pink, yellow, and silver.

Ledger has announced its latest crypto-centric hardware effort, the Android-based Atom, a equipment that resembles a phone but is alternatively designed to be used alongside one. It arrives at a tricky period for Ledger, which has been forced to cease revenue of several of its hardware throughout southeast Asia following hardware tampering in its provision chain, which has reportedly seen complete $86 myriad value of crypto taken from throughout several users’ accounts.

While Ledger’s former hardware wallet signers have been compact devices, operating tradition application and frequently alongside E Ink displays, the Atom is the spitting depiction of a regular Android smartphone. In fact it basically is an Android phone, apart from for the fact that its eSIM capabilities have been constricted to data-only, alongside no assistance for texting or calls.

The Atom runs on the two Android OS and Ledger OS, which sits on its own safe component chip, allowing you to move into a safe surroundings for tasks akin crypto transactions. Two Atom users can additionally dispatch encrypted messages to one another using regular Android messaging apps, alongside the messages decrypted inside Ledger OS on the recipient’s device. Ledger has designed the equipment alongside AI agents in mind, including a alliance alongside OpenClaw, designed so that agents can grip financial tasks without getting complete admission to digital wallets, alongside bodily endorsement required to complete transactions.

Ledger says that the Atom is “not designed to substitute your phone.” The company’s caput of PR, Phillip Costigan, told me that Ledger recognized it was improbable to be capable to create a equipment capable of competing alongside top Android handsets on camera and another specs, and so didn’t try to. The Atom is in fact intentionally constricted in several respects: the 6.77-inch OLED display is lone 60Hz, it runs on a Qualcomm Dragonwing part fairly than Snapdragon, and it lone has a sole rear camera and a 4,000mAh battery. Still, it volition obtain five years of Android OS updates, and at smallest seven years of assistance for spare parts, including a user-replaceable battery. It additionally has a bodily privacy switch, which cuts power to the camera and microphone “at a circuit level.”

The initiate couldn’t arrive at a worse period for Ledger. The business has confirmed reports that at smallest one of its hardware signers was sold by a reseller alongside “an unauthorized hardware implant,” which peruse users’ 24-word improvement phrases and transmitted them elsewhere using an eSIM. The finding has forced Ledger to pause sales throughout southeast Asia, and at German retailer MediaMarkt. Reports suggest that complete $86 myriad value of crypto may have been taken from throughout affected users, although Ledger hasn’t confirmed the measure of the losses.

That would be adequate to provision anyone intermission before purchasing new Ledger hardware, at smallest from a third-party seller. Still, the business says that the Atom has been designed alongside bodily anti-tampering measures, which it claims would have blocked the display audience implants engaged in the latest incident:

The Atom volition be accessible from summer 2027. Reservations are open now, alongside a refundable $100 deposit to safe a Founder’s Edition equipment for $849. After the launch, the cost volition increase to $899.

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Google has a new Google Ads beta format named automotive example feeds on hunt ads, additionally known as Vehicle Top Ads (Beta). This is a new hunt ad format designed specifically for conveyance manufacturers to showcase vehicles alongside affluent visuals and key particulars in the hunt results.

There is a new help document published by Google on the topic, spotted archetypal by Hana Kobzova on PPC News Feed that says, "When you rotate on automotive example feeds on hunt ads in your Google Ads account, your Search campaigns can dynamically display conveyance images, pricing, and features alongside your norm content ads."

This is a beta feature, Google wrote, "This format is currently in Beta. To participate, attain out to your Google revenue representative."

To be eligible to display these ads you need:

• OEM brand status: You must be a conveyance manufacturing brand (Original Equipment Manufacturer).
• Active campaigns: You must have an energetic Search run in your Google Ads account.
• Valid feed: You must provision a valid automotive example nourish that follows formatting specifications.
• Eligible regions: Currently accessible to advertisers in the United States, Canada, Australia, and United Kingdom.

Google listed these as the benefits of these Vehicle Top Ads:

• Enhanced ad experience: Showcase your conveyance models and trims alongside images, pricing, and features immediately on Search, capturing person notice first in their purchasing journey.
• Qualified leads: Users who click on particular conveyance models are pre-informed concerning particulars and starting prices, foremost to higher-intent traffic to your site.
• Simple implementation: Scoped at the document level. After the nourish is uploaded, applicable particulars are automatically matched alongside your existing Search campaigns without needing new campaigns or complex targeting.

Here are screenshots of these ads:

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Google is evaluation a redesigned hunt bar inside the Google mobile app. The new hunt bar is now has the + sign in it, and alternatively of saying "Search," it says "Ask Google." The hunt bar is additionally white, as opposed to gray and is thinner and higher up on the page.

I don't see this myself, but Akshay Gangwar AssembleDebug spotted this and posted concerning it on X and on Android Authority. He said, "Google app hunt bar redesign now rolling out alongside new affirmative clasp for uploads, Nano Banana, and AI Mode."

Here is the before and following screenshot, alongside the before on the remaining and the following on the right:

Google keeps pushing additional folks into AI features, akin AI Mode.

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Google Ads has released type 26 of the Google Ads API. This is a important publish of the Google Ads API updates including SMS messaging, local services, inn center accounts, lift measurements, EU governmental items, conversion features, and so much more.

Google wrote, "Today we are announcing the publish of v26 of the Google Ads API. To use the new capabilities, you must upgrade your client libraries and client code. We've published all updated client libraries and code examples."

The big features include:

• Streamlined EU governmental promotion declarations
• Vertical-agnostic journey bid modifiers
• Search Lift measurements
• Local Services Performance Max run creation
• Unified enhanced conversions configuration
• Shopping and Demand Gen enhancements

Here is a screenshot of the changelog alongside all the details:

Before this publish was a insignificant release, type 25.2 in September, 25.1 in August, 25.0 in July, afterward 24.2 in June, afterward 24.1 in May, before that was 24 in April, afterward 23.2 in March, afterward v23.1 in February and afterward 23 at the end of January, afterward type 22 on October 15, 2025, afterward type 21 on August 6, 2025 , afterward 20 on June 5, 2025, 19.1 in April 2025, afterward 19 in February 2025, afterward version 18 in October 2024. Before that was 17.1 in August 2024 and afterward before that was version 17.0 in June 2024 and afterward before that was version 16.1 and afterward Version 16 in February 2024. Before that was type 15 rear in October 2023. Then before that was version 14.1 which was released in August. Version 13.1 preceded this new version, which was released in April 2023. Version 11.0 of the Google Ads API was released in June, and version 11.1 was in August. Also Version 10.1 was released on April 27, 2022 and version 10.0 was released on February 9, 2022. And Google has sunset the AdWords API on April 27th which volition entirely halt operating at the end of July.

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Google Ads has updated the intimate satisfied policies to "provide additional examples and clearer data to advertisers," the business wrote. The chief division that was updated was the "Sexually indicative elements and themes" section.

The Sexually indicative elements and themes division breaks downward the non-graphic satisfied that hints at or evokes intimate themes akin indicative language, build positions, and scenarios anywhere sex is implied.

Here is a copy and paste of the new satisfied added to the doc:

Non-graphic sex in language

Sex is evoked through words, language, text, or appears without definitive explanatory details.

Restricted examples

• References to sex acts akin having a threesome, orgy, or oral sex
• References to intimate preferences akin "I'm curious in MILFs"
• Suggestive moaning, dense breathing, or sighing

Allowed examples

• Purely affectionate or affectionate descriptions, akin "the warmth of his touch", alongside no citation to sex
• Sounds of bodily application from non-sexual activities akin exercise
• References to sex or intimacy in a broad way, using euphemistic conditions akin "making love", "spending the night", or "hooking up", without particulars or references to particular sex acts

Non-graphic sex in imagery

Visual satisfied that suggests sex acts without showing definitive details. This includes cues that connote sex is concerning to happen, is happening, or fair finished, frequently using build positions, obscured views, or symbolic objects.

Restricted examples

• Humping movements under bed sheets
• An depiction of a individual going under the sheets alongside a partner, implying oral sex is concerning to happen
• A video of a brace lying together in bed, one individual on top of the other, alongside eyes closed and bodies touching in a indicative position
• Kissing during appearing unclothed, without showing nudity
• A individual sitting in another person's lap in a state-of-undress
• Movements of a hand under a covering near the waist, alongside dense breathing, but no definitive visuals.

Allowed examples

• Romantic but non-suggestive poses specified as holding hands on a couch
• A environment alongside passionate kissing in the backdrop that's not the chief focus

Body movements, poses, and expressions

Sexualized postures, dances, facial expressions, and concentration on sexualized build parts.

Restricted examples

• Undressing in a possibly intimate context
• Unnatural concentration on bouncing or shaking breasts
• Sexy dancing in personal areas akin a bedroom, or during undressed. This category of dancing suggests intimate acts by moving build parts that are commonly sexualized. For example, shaking the buttocks or butt, dilatory humping movements, twerking, grinding, or whining.
• Gestures or poses meant to propose sex
• Suggestive leg positions, specified as legs dispersed toward the spectator or the concentration is on high thighs or crotch
• Straddling person during partially clothed
• Facial expressions suggesting orgasm, specified as alongside eyes rolled back, gasping, moaning
• Sexualized concentration on the mouth, specified as licking things not meant to be licked or having fingers seductively in mouth

Allowed examples

• Sexy dancing in public
• Sexy dancing for athletics or exercise

Female chest emphasis

Content that hyper-focuses on breasts in command to sexualize the content.

Restricted examples

• Using techniques to straightforward notice to the breasts as the chief concentration fairly than the individual as a whole, akin close-ups or cropping alongside no contextual logic for it, as fine as prolonged focus, dilatory panning or zooming, digital effects used to emphasize breasts
• Breast-focused tongue akin "look at her breasts" equal if the breasts aren't the chief topic of the image
• Poses to emphasis breasts, akin unnatural leaning or crawling to emphasis cleavage

Allowed examples

• Breasts highlighted in applicable contexts akin bra advertisements
• Demonstrating dancing moves or exercise in a bra top

Foreplay

Non-graphic depictions of intimate behaviors connected alongside construction intimate arousal and foremost to sex.

Restricted examples

• Passionate, sexualized kissing, complete lengthy periods to build arousal, during lying down, alongside a individual straddling someone, or anywhere tongues are visible
• Sexualized touching, energetic fondling, stroking or rubbing of close build parts
• Suggestively rubbing items complete the body, another than items intended for specified use akin soap

Allowed examples

• Content that depicts informal or non-sexual bodily affection, specified as hugging or cuddling
• Content that focuses on non-sexual massage or therapeutic touch
• Kissing during completely clothed and position outside

Sexualized inanimate objects

Using objects, food, or emojis as stand-ins for intimate build parts or intimate acts.

Restricted examples

• Using foods to portray close build parts akin a banana or cucumber for a penis or a halved grapefruit for a vulva
• Objects that resemble close build parts, particularly if positioned or used to simulate sex acts
• Emojis alluding to sex acts or close build parts, akin 👉👌 sex, 💦 orgasm, 🍆 penis, 🍌🍩 sex, ✌️ female genitalia
• Licking food in a way that suggests oral sex
• Putting a condom on a vegetable
• Sex toys disguised as family objects
• Positioning dolls or mannequins to simulate sex

Allowed examples

• Emojis that don't allude or connect to sex acts or close build parts, specified as 😝, 👐, 🫦, 😉
• A individual licking a popsicle neutrally at a beach

Here is a screenshot:

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Bing is evaluation showing "Related searches according to your browsing" akin to how Google is/was showing this a few months ago. In Bing's test, this is below the Microsoft Ads in the hunt results.

Here is a screenshot from Khushal Bherwani who posted this on X, he worte, "Bing is showing “Related Searches Based on Your Browsing” inside sponsored results." This was additionally spotted by Sachin Patel on Search Engine Watch.

Here is that screenshot:

I assume this shows up for paid and integrated results but I am not seeing this being tested myself...

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