Hello

On Tue, Jun 24, 2014 at 5:46 AM, Sven Schnelle <svens@stackframe.org> wrote:

The good thing: you run the motherboard without anything else on the docking
station, which is nice for coreboot development because you can access
almost anything on the hardware. I'm not sure if i soldered a SPI or LPC
connector to it for reflashing.

That is very interesting - I discovered it was possible after getting a keyboard only for the power button (DUH!)

But may I ask you where you soldered the SPI connector?? I got a pomona, but that would be much easier to leave on.

Also, to cool down the CPU and the chipset, are you using the original lenovo radiator and fan?

I don't have a complete X60 to spare (want to keep my X60), but just
drop me a line if you want to have that 'Coreboot development kit' :)

Same for me - I would like to help with the development of coreboot native video on the X60 tablet (with its 2 other serial ports for the wacom and irda). But it has been some time since I did that kind of coding, my skills are rusty and I don't know the new tools (git !) enough to be helpful yet.

However, I can support development by giving away fully working motherboards to support this endeavour. You only need an ultrabase.

Charles