From ffe0522d5b83f3fccb3751fd65583b2137f8b160 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Francis Rowe Miscallaneous
- - After the 2nd flash, if this is a ThinkPad X60 then you can look at #x60_wifi for how to enable/disable wifi. - You can also look at #x60_trackpoint for how to enable/disable the trackpoint (red mouse on keyboard). - You might want to do the 2nd flash first (see below) before doing that. - -
-
When you have booted up again:
$ sudo ./lenovobios_secondflash bin/YOURBOARD/YOURROM
@@ -1544,13 +1532,6 @@ EndSection
- - If this is a ThinkPad X60 then you can look at #x60_wifi for how to enable/disable wifi. - You can also look at #x60_trackpoint for how to enable/disable the trackpoint (red mouse on keyboard). - -
- @@ -1630,92 +1611,6 @@ EndSection -
- Install the build dependencies and then build nvramtool.
- nvramtool is in coreboot or libreboot source tree under util/:
- $ cd libreboot_src/coreboot/util/nvramtool
- (nvramtool is also in libreboot_bin/nvramtool)
- $ make
- Enable wifi:
- $ sudo ./nvramtool -w wlan=Enable
- Disable wifi:
- $ sudo ./nvramtool -w wlan=Disable
- If that doesn't work, try one of these instead:
- $ sudo ./nvramtool -y ../../src/mainboard/lenovo/x60/cmos.layout -w wlan=Enable
- $ sudo ./nvramtool -y ../../src/mainboard/lenovo/x60/cmos.layout -w wlan=Disable
- If you are using libreboot_bin, do that instead:
- $ sudo ./nvramtool -y ../x60cmos.layout -w wlan=Enable
- $ sudo ./nvramtool -y ../x60cmos.layout -w wlan=Disable
-
The next time you boot, wifi will be enabled.
- - -
- Install the build dependencies and then build nvramtool.
- nvramtool is in coreboot or libreboot source tree under util/:
- $ cd libreboot_src/coreboot/util/nvramtool
- (nvramtool is also in libreboot_bin/nvramtool)
- $ make
- Enable bluetooth:
- $ sudo ./nvramtool -w bluetooth=Enable
- Disable bluetooth:
- $ sudo ./nvramtool -w bluetooth=Disable
- If that doesn't work, try one of these instead:
- $ sudo ./nvramtool -y ../../src/mainboard/lenovo/x60/cmos.layout -w bluetooth=Enable
- $ sudo ./nvramtool -y ../../src/mainboard/lenovo/x60/cmos.layout -w bluetooth=Disable
- If you are using libreboot_bin, do that instead:
- $ sudo ./nvramtool -y ../x60cmos.layout -w bluetooth=Enable
- $ sudo ./nvramtool -y ../x60cmos.layout -w bluetooth=Disable
-
The next time you boot, wifi will be enabled.
- - -
- Install the build dependencies and then build nvramtool.
- nvramtool is in coreboot or libreboot source tree under util/:
- $ cd libreboot_src/coreboot/util/nvramtool
- (nvramtool is also in libreboot_bin/nvramtool)
- $ make
- Enable trackpoint:
- $ sudo ./nvramtool -w trackpoint=Enable
- Disable trackpoint:
- $ sudo ./nvramtool -w trackpoint=Disable
- If that doesn't work, try one of these instead:
- $ sudo ./nvramtool -y ../../src/mainboard/lenovo/x60/cmos.layout -w trackpoint=Enable
- $ sudo ./nvramtool -y ../../src/mainboard/lenovo/x60/cmos.layout -w trackpoint=Disable
- If you are using libreboot_bin, do that instead:
- $ sudo ./nvramtool -y ../x60cmos.layout -w wlan=Enable
- $ sudo ./nvramtool -y ../x60cmos.layout -w wlan=Disable
-
The next time you boot, trackpoint will be enabled.
- - -
- Install the build dependencies and then build nvramtool.
- nvramtool is in coreboot or libreboot source tree under util/:
- $ cd libreboot_src/coreboot/util/nvramtool
- (nvramtool is also in libreboot_bin/nvramtool)
- $ make
- Set tft_brightness:
- $ sudo ./nvramtool -w tft_brightness=0xff
- If that doesn't work, try one of these instead:
- $ sudo ./nvramtool -y ../../src/mainboard/lenovo/x60/cmos.layout -w tft_brightness=0xff
- If you are using libreboot_bin, do that instead:
- $ sudo ./nvramtool -y ../x60cmos.layout -w tft_brightness=0xff
-
Change will apply the next time you boot.
- -