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This repostory contains Buildroot configurations, patches, and additions meant to build a useful Linux+Busybox distribution which can be embedded on the flash memory of ThinkPad X220/X230 machines running Coreboot.
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README.md

Coreboot Buildroot

This repostory contains buildroot configurations, patches, and additions meant to build a useful linux+busybox distribution which can be embedded on the eeprom of ThinkPad X220/X230 machines running Coreboot.

It includes three different configuration: the default config coreboot_defconfig, a minimal config coreboot_minimal_defconfig which can fit on the X230 without hardware modifications (but lacks some extra goodies), and a grsec configuration for both of these.

Some of the coreboot utility (ie: cbfstool, ifdtool, and nvramtool) packages are built from a local source. you will need to edit this path in packages/coreboot/*/*.mk

$ git clone https://github.com/xsmurf/coreboot_buildroot_project.git
$ export BR_PROJECT=$PWD/coreboot_buildroot_project
$ wget <buildroot-release.tgz>
$ tar -xjf <buildroot-release.tgz>
$ cd <buildroot-release>
$ make BR2_EXTERNAL=$BR_PROJECT coreboot_defconfig
$ make

After making changes in buildroot with make menuconfig, make linux-menuconfig, or make busybox-menuconfig, you use the included $BR_PROJECT/scripts/save.sh to export your changes back to the project.

WARNING: This is work in progress with no guarantees given of any sorts. This may destroy your system, make flames shoot out of the battery and accidentally kill a puppy.