On 04/17/2018 06:11 PM, Nico Huber wrote:
> even if the board wasn't supported yet: Thanks to the complete open- > source code for Sandy/Ivy Bridge and best coreboot code quality, it > usually takes about 1 day for a lucky expert to port one of these > boards. 1 or 2 weeks for an unlucky one. Do you mean an expert as in someone who is a decent programmer without coreboot experience (ex: type of person that asks if board X is supported) or an expert as in someone like timothy pearson or kyosti malkki firmware extraordinaires? > It might not be your intention, but you are spreading a lot of FUD > against coreboot. It is what I was told by a few people, and what I saw here. https://www.coreboot.org/Developer_Manual#How_to_support_a_new_board "This can take from an hour of time to a few months based upon your coding skills and hardware issues." Maybe you should update that page?
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