lbwww/site/news/audit4.md

% Libreboot Build System Audit 4
% Leah Rowe
% 31 December 2023

NOTE: Libreboot standardises on [flashprog](https://flashprog.org/wiki/Flashprog)
now, as of 27 January 2024, which is a fork of flashrom.

Introduction
============

This article pertains to the current Libreboot (lbmk) revision at this time
of writing, which is `11a821637d8a36f4a72001ef8d8c41952f066cc3` from 31
December 2023. A *release* is also being considered for some time in January
of 2024, based on this audit and new features that are planned, plus new
boards. To compliment this audit, the [TODO page](../tasks/), which now lists
what tasks the project is interested in or working on at any given time.

A lot of work has gone into Libreboot since [Libreboot Build System
Audit 3](audit3.md), which coincided with
the [Libreboot 20231021](libreboot20231021.md) release, right up
to [Libreboot 20231106](libreboot20231106).

Modest code size reduction
--------------------------

The main purpose of audit 4 has been to *finish* audit 3. More logic has been
generalised, and *another* sloccount reduction has been observed: 1618 SLOC in
the shell scripts, versus 1744 as of audit 3, with *increased* (not decreased)
functionality. This accounts for a *7.22%* decrease in the complexity of
[lbmk](../docs/maintain/), which is the Libreboot build system.

Summarised changes since 20231106
-------------------------------

These and subsequent changes will be present in the *next Libreboot release*,
after Libreboot 20231106, but they can already be obtained now, if you compile
Libreboot [from source via lbmk.git](../docs/build/).

Although audit 3 was the previous audit, several changes were made after
that, up to the Libreboot 20231106 release. Therefore, this audit changelog is
relative to Libreboot 20231106, *not* audit 3. Most of this is minor code
cleanup patches that, together, account for the moderate code size reduction,
but there are some new features and bug fixes too.

Not all of these are actually audit-related, but are still nice changes, and
will be included in the release changelog, for the next release
after Libreboot 20231106. The changes are, from newest to oldest:

In addition to specific changes listed below, there are several commits part of
the audit titled "general code cleanup", which go through the entire build system,
sweeping it for bad or unclean code, cleaning up the coding style, removing
obsolete code or generally improving the coding style/quality, to make the
code more readable. Such has been the main focus of this audit.

And now, specific changes:

* GRUB: bumped the revision again, to the 2.12 release which came out
  on 20 December 2023. We previously bumped this to a November revision,
  mentioned earlier in this changelog, but now we can use the officia/
  GRUB 2.12 release.
* `target.cfg` files are now possible for single-tree projects, not just
  multi-tree projects. For single-tree projects, it goes
  at `config/projectname/target.cfg`, and it goes on the
  existing `config/projectname/tree/target.cfg` location for multi-tree projects.
* `script/update/trees`: Support adding custom arguments to the make command,
  when running a makefile within a project. This is defined by `makeargs` in
  the `target.cfg` file for a given project.
* Generic cmake handling now supported, in `script/update/trees` - it is no
  longer hardcoded, for the `uefitool` package (from which we
  run `uefiextract`). Simply: define `cmakedir` in a project `target.cfg` file.
  It could even be `cmakedir="."` if you wish, so that all of it is built,
  though we specify `cmakedir="UEFIExtract"` for uefitool.
* Unify `script/update/trees` and `script/build/grub` - now, generic autoconf
  handling is present in `script/update/trees`, so it can be used for any
  project, including GRUB, and arguments for configure/autogen/bootstrap scripts
  are configurable in project `target.cfg` files. The actual running
  of `grub-mkstandalone` is now handled from `script/build/roms`. This reduces
  the number of shell scripts from 12 to 11, in lbmk.
* disable u-boot on x86 qemu for now (prevents a build error in lbmk)
* `script/build/serprog`: Return error status (exit) if basename fails, when
  processing various board targets available on stm32/rp2040 projects. Patch
  courtesy of Leah Rowe.
* **NEW BOARD:** HP 8300 CMT mainboard, added by Riku Viitanen, who worked
  on it with a tester in the IRC channel.
* Fixed implicit typecasting bug on flashprog 1.2 source code, thus preventing
  a build issue (tested on Debian 12.2). Patch courtesy of Leah Rowe.
* `script/build/roms`: Rename `check_target` to `configure_target`
  and `prepare_target` to `configure_dependencies`, for increased code clarity.
* `git/pico-serprog`: Use Riku's newer revision, which sets the drive level
  to 12mA by default, up to the previous default of 4mA. The new level is
  within safety specifications on all flash ICs, but will result in greater
  reliability, especially on ISP-based flashing setups. Also merged a fix by
  Riku Viitanen, fixing a build error on boards where `PICO_DEFAULT_LED_PIN` is
  not defined by the pico sdk; in these cases, the status LED is simply unused.
* `script/build/roms`: Improved error handling for ROM image build functions,
  which run inside subshells. They now more reliably cause an exit from lbmk,
  under error conditions, and those exits are guaranteed now to be non-zero. 
  Patch courtesy of Leah Rowe.
* `script/build/roms`: Remove redundant check on cros roms, where it
  checked whether initmode was normal; on these setups, it's always libgfxinit.
* **BOARD:** the `e6400_4mb` target is unaltered, but now a
  new `e6400nivida_4mb` target is defined. This target disabled libgfxinit,
  and only executes the nvidia VGA ROM, so it's only applicable to the nvidia
  variant of Dell Latitude E6400. The `e6400_4mb` variant enables both, but
  causes some issues on nvidia models when `nomodeset` is used - only KMS works,
  but nouveau is unstable in certain conditions and on some linux/mesa versions,
  with this board when Libreboot is used. So it's recommended on nvidia variants
  to use the `e6400nvidia_4mb` option, and use `e6400_4mb` only on intel variants.
  Patch courtesy Leah Rowe, responding to a bug report on the IRC channel.
* set projectname/version strings properly, in scripts that call it. It was
  previously done unconditionally in err.sh, without being called, but this
  was later changed, and scripts that use it weren't adapted, so it turned
  out that the strings were empty when used. Now the strings are properly set,
  in all scripts that need them. These strings are provided by the build system,
  which checks itself at startup. Patch courtesy of Leah Rowe.
* `script/update/trees`: Fix infinite loop caused in some conditions, when
  vendor files are being used. The trees script calls the vendor download
  script, which in turn calls the trees script; an additional check has been
  introduced, to prevent a runaway condition where the two scripts endlessly
  call each other, thus preventing an infinite loop. Patch courtesy Leah Rowe.
* `script/vendor/download`: check whether a config file exists, before trying
  to read it. This reduces the chance of crashing the build system, when running
  the script on certain targets. Patch courtesy of Leah Rowe.
* `script/vendor/inject`: Fixed a bad error check, when running `cd` to switch
  to the ROM images directory, when creating archives. Patch courtesy Leah Rowe.
* Don't delete microcode updates on GM45 ROMs in releases. Microcode updates
  are always included in builds, but the release build scripts were copying
  certain ROM images to cerate versions (alongside the default ones) with
  microcode disabled. This is no longer required, due to the existence of
  the [Canoeboot project](https://canoeboot.org/). You can also still delete them
  very easily, using cbfstool, if they are included in a given set of images,
  so this change reduces the uncompressed size of the ROM images in releases.
  This also means that the file names of all ROM images now match the file names
  in canoeboot images, when dealing with a mainboard supported by both projects.
  Patch courtesy of Leah Rowe.
* `script/update/release`: Don't test `script/vendor/inject` at the end. This
  is regularly tested anyway, during development, so it's a waste of time to
  have it done by the release build script. This reduces the amount of time
  taken to build a release archive. Patch courtesy of Leah Rowe.
* `script/update/release`: Don't insert crossgcc tarballs into release
  archives. These are re-inserted needlessly, when they are already hosted by
  the GNU project and have decent mirrors in general. I always keep backups of
  these anyway, and do several mirrors, and not including them reduces the
  size of the Libreboot release archives. This means that the release archives
  now require an internet connection to use, because crossgcc tarballs will be
  downloaded at build time, but they are the same tarballs that you would
  download as part of a release anyway, but now if you're only building for 
  one coreboot tree within lbmk, you only need to download one set of archives
  instead of getting them all. Patch courtesy of Leah Rowe.
* `script/build/serprog`: general code cleanup, generalising a lot more code,
  especially the if/else chains for checking what type of firmware is build.
  Patch courtesy of Leah Rowe.
* main build script: simplified TMPDIR handling. There were cases where the
  TMPDIR variable was already set, and being re-set needlessly. The new code
  is simpler, and less error-prone. Patch courtesy of Leah Rowe.
* `include/mrc.sh`: general code cleanup, removing dead code and optimising the
  general style of it, to reduce sloccount. Patch courtesy of Leah Rowe.
* Corresponding to the change below by Riku, the vendor filenames were also
  changed to match the 68\* naming scheme.
* `config/vendor/sources`: document HP laptop ROM families, for certain models,
  according to name scheme 68SFC, 68SCE, 68ICE and 68ICF. Some of these boards
  iare part of the same families, and use the same blobs. Patch courtesy of
  Riku Viitanen.
* `script/build/roms`: remove the `modify_coreboot_rom` function. Fake PIKE2008
  ROMs are now inserted by defining option roms in the coreboot config, where
  the given path is `/dev/null`. The *top swap* setting on i945 is now enabled
  via `CONFIG_INTEL_ADD_TOP_SWAP_BOOTBLOCK` in the coreboot build system -
  basically, what this does is cat two identical copies of the bootblock together
  and insert the larger bootblock file (twice the size) at the end of the flash,
  whereas previously we did this in lbmk using dd. The benefit of the new setup
  is that it results in higher build speeds, and now the duplicated bootblock
  now appears in CBFS, so cbfstool will prevent overwriting it.
* `include/mrc.sh`: Also don't use the dedicated unzip logic in the script.
  Re-use the generic logic provided by `include/git.sh` instead. Patch courtesy
  of Leah Rowe.
* `include/mrc.sh`: Don't run the shellball provided by Google. Just directly
  run `unzip` instead. The shellball is just a zip file attached to some shell
  logic, that self-decompresses itself. Running unzip directly, gets you the
  same hash, and it's much simpler in lbmk. Patch courtesy of Leah Rowe, after
  the shellball's behaviour was pointed out by Nicholas Chin.
* `script/update/trees`: Greatly simplified crossgcc handling. Now the list of
  crossgcc targets are directly defined in `target.cfg` files, and the for loop
  in update/trees just goes through it, checking the relevant toolchain. Patch
  courtesy of Leah Rowe.
* `config/ifd/xx30`: Fixed bad component density count for 16MB setups, and
  reduced chip count from 2 to 1. This should make internal flashing work, on
  X230 setups where the user replaced the two flashes with a single 16MB flash.
  Patch courtesy of Nicholas Chin.
* **NEW BOARD:** HP EliteBook 8460p support added. Patch courtesy of Riku
  Viitanen.
* `include/git.sh`: Simplified submodule handling by not using subshells for
  running `cd` to a git repository. Instead, the `-C` option is used in Git.
* main build script, in the `initialise_command` (now `initcmd`) function:
  simplify handling of arguments, when determining what command was passed,
  and how to run it. Patch courtesy Leah Rowe.
* `script/update/release`: remove unnecessary "continue" command at the end of
  a for loop.
* `include/option.sh`: general code cleanup in the `scan_config()` function,
  on the if/else block assigning variables after scanning configs.
* `include/option.sh`: print errors to stdout instead, on the `item()` function
* `include/git.sh`: reduced code indentation, on the part that applies patches
  in a git repository.
* `include/git.sh`: simplify tree name check, by breaking earlier when the
  correct tree name is found on a multi-tree project. Patch courtesy of
  Leah Rowe.
* `grub.cfg`: Support scanning for *extlinux* configs, which are essentially the
  same as syslinux ones. If found, they are passed through GRUB's syslinux
  parser, which then presents a menu as if it were a GRUB configuration. This
  should increase compatibility with distros that use extlinux, such as
  the Alpine Linux distribution.
* `grub.cfg`: Handle GRUB *and* syslinux/extlinux configs, on the USB boot menu
  option. Now it scans for both, thus increasing compatibility with many modern
  Linux distro installers. Before this change, Libreboot's design was made with
  BIOS systems in mind, because we historically only supported systems that were
  BIOS-based, whereas GRUB is more common as a bootloader on UEFI-based install
  media, but in the past we mostly assumed isolinux/syslinux for that.
* `grub.cfg`: support ESP and extlinux setups. The so-called EFI System Partition
  is basically a FAT32 partition that can contain bootloaders and configurations,
  and it is commonly used on some machines that Libreboot supports, prior to
  Libreboot installation. GRUB also supports parsing syslinux configs, and extlinux
  configs are essentially the same. So now Libreboot GRUB automatically scans
  for GRUB *and* syslinux/extlinux configs by default, including on the ESP.
  This will increase compatibility with a wide variety of distros, *without*
  introducing UEFI support yet on x86, because those same Linux kernels can
  also run on bare metal (and this is exactly how it works, when you use GRUB
  as a payload).
* `grub.cfg`: Don't boot linux unless there is a grub.cfg file provided on
  the HDD/SSD. Previously, a fallback entry existed as a last resort, if all
  else failed, but it made several assumptions that are mostly no longer valid
  in 2023. Patch courtesy of Leah Rowe.
* `grub.cfg`: scan LVMs first. This makes it more likely that an encrypted
  system (encrypted `/boot`) will boot first, once found and unlocked. Patch
  courtesy of Leah Rowe.
* `dell-flash-unlock`: in the README, link to several useful guides including
  Open Security Training section about BIOS and SMM internals on x86. Patch
  courtesy of Nicholas Chin. In general, update the README to include instructions
  related to disabling /dev/mem protection, and info about the newer boards
  now added to lbmk, that the utility can be used on.
* `grub.cfg`: Added BTRFS subvolume support, by default. Patch courtesy of
  the contributor, alias `semigel`.
* **NEW BOARD:** EDP variant of the ThinkPad X220, for use with eDP mod kits.
  These kits enable use of much nicer, higher resolution screens. We already
  provided a variant of the X230 for this, in lbmk. Patch courtesy of the
  contributor, alias `risapav` (real name not given).
* lbmk: remove support for the DEBUG environmental variable. It was never very
  useful anyway, and introduced about 10 years ago when the Libreboot build
  system was much less advanced than it is now. We already have much better
  debugging these days, when dealing with build system issues. Patch courtesy
  of Leah Rowe.
* lbmk scripts: Did a general sweep with shellcheck, fixing errors that it
  flagged, such as lack of double quotes in some places, and non-standard
  behaviour being used. The actual [patch](https://browse.libreboot.org/lbmk.git/commit/?id=1eb4df6748f94a08d44c623a56417199b99b371d)
  shows what is meant by this. Patch courtesy of Leah Rowe.
* lbmk scripts: Handle exit status correctly, when dealing with subshells. This
  continues on from the other fix below, after doing a sweep of the entire
  build system. Patch courtesy of Leah Rowe.
* `script/update/trees`: Correctly return error status when `git am` fails,
  while applying patches. Although it was printing an error message, the
  script was making improper use of subshells, leading to a zero exit, when
  it should have exited with non-zero status in such situations. Patch/fix
  courtesy of Leah Rowe.
* Bumped flashprog revision back to version 1.2, because the 1.4 RC we were
  importing has issues (also, Nico Huber's flashprog will probably be used
  in future releases of Libreboot). Patch courtesy of Leah Rowe.
* Debian dependencies config: Fixed the freetype dependency, as tested on
  modern Debian Sid
* GRUB modules: re-added fat/ntfs file system support. Some users on EFI-based
  setups transferring to Libreboot couldn't boot their linux systems, which had
  files installed onto EFI System Partitions. The next release after
  Libreboot 20231106 will once again work correctly on such setups. Patch
  courtesy of Leah Rowe.
* **GRUB revision:** bumped it to November 2023 revision, which contains
  several important fixes. Look at the [patch](https://browse.libreboot.org/lbmk.git/commit/?id=47ef411efb6b669b7befd2a1cf22f999d4521999)
  for actual fixes, listed in the code import. It's a lot.
* main build script: set `--author` in Git, when re-initialising the Git
  history on release archives. Patch courtesy of Leah Rowe.
* lbmk return status: don't rely on return status for unconditional returns.
  There were some parts of lbmk that, in practise, would always exit, but could
  theoretically not, even when they are supposed to, regardless of exit status.
  Patch courtesy of Leah Rowe.
* lbmk help text: support showing the Libreboot version, project name and
  the version date, based on git metadata. Patch courtesy of Leah Rowe.
* Re-added GRUB modules: f2fs, json, read, scsi, sleep, diskfilter, hashsum,
  loadenv, setjump - needed on some setups. Patch courtesy of Leah Rowe.
* `util/nvmutil`: Added useful help dialog, showing usage instructions when
  no/invalid arguments are given. Patch courtesy of Riku Viitanen.
* Fixed the `util/nvmutil` Makefile, courtesy of Riku Viitanen. It was not
  properly formatted to include `nvmutil.c`, when running make-all.
* Dell Latitude E6430: Added VBT to CBFS, which was missing in the
  Libreboot 20231106 release. Also enable DRAM clear on boot. Patch courtesy
  of Nicholas Chin.
* **BOARD ADDED:** Dell Latitude E6530. Courtesy of Nicholas Chin.
* `config/ifd`: Renamed `e6430` to `dell_ivybridge`, because the files can be
  re-used by other planned ports for Dell latitudes in lbmk. Patch courtesy of
  Nicholas Chin.

Exact git log, relative to 20231106:

```
* 11a82163 Bump GRUB to 2.12 release
* f3098f56 git.sh multi-tree: grab submodules *after* patches 
* 5fb6e36f update/trees: clean up the coreboot-version check 
* 4c9ee172 update/trees: support custom make/autogen argument 
* c6a0e495 update/trees: generic cmake handling 
* 30337b8f update/trees: avoid namespace clash in function 
* b0615581 update/trees: dont hardcode autoconf/bootstrap arg 
* eb3a8e2b unify script/update/trees and script/build/grub 
* 34ded35f lbmk scripts: general code cleanup 
* 4e067799 disable u-boot on x86 qemu 
* bc87b5f6 lbmk scripts: general code cleanup 
* 0c1d08d8 build/serprog: err if basename fails 
* eff9130b update/trees: further simplify crossgcc handling 
* 6752780f coreboot: update hp elitebook configs 
*   15298985 Merge pull request 'Add HP 8300 CMT port' (#173) from Riku_V/lbmk:hp8300cmt into master 
|\  
| * 74147ea4 Add HP 8300 CMT port 
|/  
* 0aca6332 lbmk scripts: shorter code lines 
* 575332f2 fix flashprog build error (implicit enum typecast) 
* b4ab3057 lbmk scripts: general code cleanup 
* 38a7aa31 build/roms: rename two functions for clarity 
* 746d9cad build: remove test command 
* 655d3cdc lbmk scripts: general code cleanup/optimisation 
* 25f9d948 git/pico-serprog: update revision again 
* e0fee7a4 git/pico-serprog: update revision 
* a48b3841 build/roms: improved error handling for roms 
* 33695a56 build/roms: remove redundant check 
* d5f8f657 dell/e6400nvidia_4mb: new configuration (nvidia) 
* 9d5d98eb set version/projectname properly 
* aa525142 update/trees: fix infinite loop 
* 465077bc vendor/download: check whether configs exist first 
* 39293279 vendor/inject: fix dodgy error check (cd command) 
* f44b99c8 don't delete microcode updates in rom images 
* 72cd169e update/release: don't test ./vendor inject 
* e8eb52f8 update/release: don't insert crossgcc tarballs 
* b0e5fc9d lbmk scripts: general code cleanup 
* b111f484 build/serprog: general code cleanup 
* 2f98ca6d build: simplified TMPDIR handling 
* ab65ea4c general code cleanup 
* fa25414b mrc.sh: run debugfs from extract_partition 
* 8a875722 mrc.sh: general code cleanup 
*   12e644b3 Merge pull request 'hp-ec-fw' (#172) from Riku_V/lbmk:hp-ec-fw into master 
|\  
| * 584c66e9 rename hp elitebook ec fw after rom families 
| * f7fda791 document hp laptop rom families 
|/  
* 92986f0c build/roms: remove modify_coreboot_rom() 
* 493ebdfb mrc.sh: remove redundant extraction logic 
* 1153bc3b mrc.sh: don't run the shellball. use unzip. 
*   28dfd91a Merge pull request 'hp8460pintel: actually enable vbt' (#171) from Riku_V/lbmk:vbt8460p into master 
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| * aa4160e3 hp8460pintel: actually enable vbt 
|/  
* 3ccf1941 update coreboot configs 
* 95788059 update/trees crossgcc: call err if arch isn't set 
* 90ac30b1 update/trees: simplified crossgcc handling 
*   4711098e Merge pull request 'config/ifd/xx30: Fix 16_ifd component density and count' (#170) from nic3-14159/lbmk:xx30_16_ifd_fix into master 
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| * dbec5bf3 config/ifd/xx30: Fix 16_ifd component density and count 
* |   4fb48595 Merge pull request 'Add HP EliteBook 8460p' (#169) from Riku_V/lbmk:hp8460p into master 
|\ \  
| |/  
|/|   
| * b0b4f86b Add HP EliteBook 8460p 
* | 7f98ab8e git.sh: simplify submodule handling 
* | 124b5beb build initialise_command: simplify handling 
* | 9c00746b update/release: minor cleanup 
* | f6ebab57 option.sh scan_config: clean up if/else block 
* | 3b7009aa option.sh: print error on stderr, not stdout 
* | c75ca20c option.sh: don't rely on zero status on printf 
* | 578f105d git.sh git_am_patches: reduce indentation 
* | cbd19d81 git.sh fetch_config: simplify tree name check 
|/  
* b9f69f26 grub.cfg syslinux: support scanning /boot/EFI/ 
* 766bb46c grub.cfg: fix path 
* 430918ee grub.cfg: handle btrfs subvols for extlinux.conf 
* d74c6c71 grub.cfg: scan extlinux/extlinux.conf 
* f1d6c143 grub.cfg: support grub and extlinux on ata/ahci 
* 6db94c1a grub.cfg: merge isolinux/grub usb menuentries 
* c4544e04 grub.cfg: handle extlinux in the default menuentry 
* eaa1341b grub.cfg syslinux: support ESP and extlinux.conf 
* b817001e grub.cfg: don't boot linux without a grub.cfg 
* 2d6e5ca4 grub.cfg: scan lvm volumes last 
* 49eed9ac Revert "grub.cfg: try luks2/crypto-lvm before non-crypto" 
*   aed4dff8 Merge pull request 'Dell-flash-unlock README updates from upstream' (#168) from nic3-14159/lbmk:dell-flash-unlock-updates into master 
|\  
| * d207e9bc README.md: Add possibly not working systems 
| * ab59f912 README.md: Add E6500, E6420, and E6530 as supported 
| * ca28255d README.md: Add instructions for relaxing memory permissions 
| * f4819081 README.md: Add references to Open Security Training 
* | 20389655 grub.cfg: try luks2/crypto-lvm before non-crypto 
* |   3a36c827 Merge pull request 'master' (#165) from risapav/lbmk:master into master 
|\ \  
| * | 15226f9e added x220edp_8mb 
| * | 1c337ac7 added x220edp_8mb 
| * | e6629606 added x220edp_8mb 
| |/  
* |   0a8ef113 Merge pull request 'Update config/grub/config/grub.cfg' (#167) from semigel/lbmk:semigel-btrfs-subvol-patch-1 into master 
|\ \  
| |/  
|/|   
| * ababbc09 Update config/grub/config/grub.cfg 
|/  
* 39a3de57 remove DEBUG handling in lbmk (not needed) 
* 1eb4df67 fix several shellcheck warnings 
*   54ca5f24 Merge pull request 'config/dependencies/debian: add unifont-bin & xfonts-unifont' (#163) from Riku_V/lbmk:debgrub into master 
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| * 2e6073f2 config/dependencies/debian: add unifont-bin & xfonts-unifont 
* | 2e779a54 handle errors on exits from subshells 
* | 9558e2fc improved safety/error handling on multitree git-am 
* | 7af200a1 Merge pull request 'fix void dependencies: openssl-devel' (#161) from Riku_V/lbmk:fixvoid into master 
|\| 
| * 6d8d2e75 fix void dependencies: openssl-devel 
|/  
*   cb3fad07 Merge pull request 'fix void dependencies: freetype-devel' (#160) from Riku_V/lbmk:fixvoid into master 
|\  
| * 01a82431 fix void dependencies: freetype-devel 
|/  
*   5a6dec97 Merge pull request 'fix void dependencies typo' (#159) from Riku_V/lbmk:fivoid into master 
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| * 50bfe1ca fix void dependencies typo 
|/  
* 4e00ac00 revert flashprog back to version 1.2 
* 83c8248f dependencies/debian: fix libfreetype-dev 
* 39aad578 grub: re-add fat/nt file system modules 
* 47ef411e Bump GRUB revision to 8 November 2023 revision 
* ce1176f5 fix typo in help text 
* 70882902 build: set --author when running git init 
* 5af3ae05 lbmk: don't use status for unconditional returns 
* 64f93374 lbmk: support showing the revision in help text 
* f4b2a588 build: don't generate version/versiondate as root 
* c4d90087 add grub mods: diskfilter,hashsum,loadenv,setjmp 
* d0d6decb re-add grub modules: f2fs, json, read, scsi, sleep 
*   f60286a3 Merge pull request 'Dell Latitude E6530 support' (#151) from nic3-14159/lbmk:e6530 into master 
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| * 36d4c906 Add Dell Latitude E6530 support 
| * 8bb95639 config/ifd: Rename e6430 to dell_ivybridge 
*   4d7cb99c Merge pull request 'config/coreboot/e6430_12mb: Fix configs' (#150) from nic3-14159/lbmk:e6430-config-fixes into master 
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| * a02c7e31 config/coreboot/e6430_12mb: Fix configs 
* d3ade208 Merge pull request 'nvmhelp' (#152) from Riku_V/lbmk:nvmhelp into master 
* 86608721 nvmutil: print usage 
* f12f5c3a nvmutil: fix makefile 
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