| Hard sci-fi | Ian M. Banks, Peter F. Hamilton, Veror Vinge, James A. Corey |
| Processors used and loved | 12-14 bit: PIC, 32 bit: MC 68000, 64 bit: Power9 |
| Software | Darktable, Hugin, Gimp |
| Hobbies | Computers, photography, electronics, historical achery |
| Hard sci-fi | Ian M. Banks, Peter F. Hamilton, Veror Vinge, James A. Corey |
| Processors used and loved | 12-14 bit: PIC, 32 bit: MC 68000, 64 bit: Power9 |
| Software | Darktable, Hugin, Gimp |
| Hobbies | Computers, photography, electronics, historical achery |
What I didn't show you earlier:
flashrom asked for the use of the -c option with the exact chip type.
I could choose from a list it suggested.
It would probably have been safe to just trial and err trough the list. But what's the fun in having a computer and not take it apart?
Chip comfirmed as MX25L6405D : -)
Reflashing my #libreboot #thinkpad firmware to textmode.
Thanks to good documentation it felt remarkably safe to do this.
Hardest part was to verify the signature of the new file with gpg. (I allways forget how, between each time I have to do it)
Did not bother with keeping the original mac address for now.
Not sure which variant actually match my keyboard layout, so went with swedish : -P
My package from https://store.vikings.net arrived :-)
