I did not mean that, I should have answered differently.

I meant what he wants to do is not possible on the X60, which is generally regarded as the non-chromebook laptop with the best coreboot support. If he really needs that functionality, the next best bet is the X201, a machine with better specs, and promising coreboot support.

Based on http://www.coreboot.org/Board:lenovo/x201, I can say that the ACPI tables look more complete since it can boot windows which is very touchy, while the X60 can't.

To me, That indicate *high quality* work, as I am still exploring several X60 issues.

But since I do not have a X201, I can not say how it compares to the X60 in terms of coreboot support (you seem to have one, so please tell me. For example, is native video init working? I could move to the X201 if it was not so expansive :-)

PS: I read you did not test the modem. Unless it is a one of the few ALSA supported modems like the 3054, it won't work The latest versions of Coreboot have AZALIA support, which will initialise the codec for snd-hda-intel. If you replace the modem by a ML 3054 (drop it replacement, ex: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Asus-F6E-Fax-Modem-w-Cable-ML3054-/380880135505?pt=US_Laptop_Modem_Cards) it should work with slmodemd (ex: https://freemor.wordpress.com/2008/05/07/getting-a-si3054-modem-working-on-hardy-heron/). It does on the X60.