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+% HP EliteBook 8470p and Dell Precision T1650 support added to Libreboot
+% Leah Rowe
+% 14 August 2023
+
+Introduction
+============
+
+I've ported and tested two new boards, and merged them into the `lbmk` master
+branch. They will be available in the next regular release:
+
+HP EliteBook 8470p
+------------------
+
+HP EliteBook 8470p is another IvyBridge platform, similar to other EliteBooks
+that Libreboot already supports, such as the HP EliteBook 9470m that Riku
+added.
+
+
+
+It was added in this patch:
+
+
+It should be noted: there are *two* variants of this machine. One variant has
+Intel graphics, and this is what was tested. The other variant has discrete
+AMD graphics, and is not supported, but could be added - if you have one of
+these AMD variants, please [contact Leah Rowe](../docs/maintain/testing.html).
+
+Another quirk: SOIC16 flash IC, but it's 16MB in size (Winbond W25Q128).
+
+This will be available in the next Libreboot release. For now, you
+can [download Libreboot from Git](../git.md) and [build from
+source](../docs/build/) if you wish to use this board. Read those instructions
+first; with build dependencies then installed, you can build the board like
+so:
+
+ ./build boot roms hp8470pintel_16mb
+
+There is currently no documentation on the coreboot website, but installation
+instructions will be written for the Libreboot website.
+
+Dell Precision T1650
+--------------------
+
+This machine is truly unique, among most desktop boards in coreboot. It's yet
+another IvyBridge desktop, same platform as [HP 8300
+USDT](../docs/hardware/hp8300usdt.html), but it supports *ECC* memory, if you
+use a Xeon E3 model CPU (ivybridge variant).
+
+
+
+My model had
+
+You can find a list of IvyBridge CPUs here:
+
+
+*My* one, that I tested, has Intel *Xeon E3 1270v2* - this model does not have
+an Intel graphics chip built in, so I could not test coreboot's libgfxinit for
+this board, but it should work. I've since ordered a 1275v2 which does have
+graphics, but I didn't have it at the time of this news post.
+
+
+
+Native video init for Intel graphics *is* enabled, in this Libreboot port, but
+because I haven't tested it yet, I've done *this* in the port that was merged:
+SeaBIOS-only at startup, but GRUB is available in the SeaBIOS menu. SeaBIOS
+is relied upon to execute the VGA Option ROM on an add-on graphics card (the
+one I had was Nvidia Quadro K420, tested with the `nouveau` driver under
+Debian Linux).
+
+
+
+If you want GRUB-only setup, you could configure SeaBIOS bootorder to only
+load the GRUB payload, and disable the SeaBIOS menu. This can be done by
+only booting `img/grub2` from CBFS. More info available here:
+ - just insert the appropriate files
+into CBFS, as per the instructions on that page. Make sure you have external
+flashing equipment to recover in case you brick it!
+
+
+
+With ECC memory, this board is easily suitable for running a server of some kind,
+in cases where data integrity matters (many userspace programs will use `read()`
+and `write()` to manipulate data on the HDD/SSD, so it's best to ensure that the
+memory is as reliable as possible) - the board also has *four* SATA slots, so
+you could easily do RAID10 or RAID6 - a filesystem like ZFS running under FreeBSD
+would be a boon. Stick 32GB of ECC RAM with RAID10 HDDs on FreeBSD and run
+OpenBSD virtual servers in bhyve!
+
+Other works currently in progress
+=================================
+
+A similar report was made in the [HP EliteBook 2170p news
+page](hp2170p.md). Some of that is now done, so the list is updated (and more
+work is also being done):
+
+More boards coming soon
+-----------------------
+
+I'm *still* on a spree, adding more boards to Libreboot, especially HP
+EliteBooks. These boards are of interest, to the Libreboot project, at this
+present time:
+
+* Dell OptiPlex 9010 - similar to the T1650 (same platform, same vendor)
+* HP ProBook 6360b - it has been added today to Libreboot, but it's not yet
+ tested. Patch (WIP):
+
+ (further testing still needed)
+* HP Revolve 810 G1
+* HP EliteBook Folio 9480m - it has been added already to Libreboot (WIP), but
+ currently does not boot (more testing needed - not sure what my problem is
+ yet, but it was added today). WIP patch:
+
+* HP EliteBook 820 G2 (broadwell generation)
+* HP EliteBook *840* G2 - not supported in coreboot yet, but should be similar
+ to 820 G2 and I've ordered one for testing. It's probably an easy port.
+* HP Z220 workstation
+* Dell Precision T1650
+* Dell Optiplex 7020 and 9020 - not mentioned in the last post, but I also have
+ these.
+* Dell Latitude E6320 - not supported in coreboot yet, but there's a patch
+ under review on gerrit for Latitude E6220, and the E6320 should be similar
+ enough for an easy port. This is the gerrit patch for E6220:
+
+
+Another build system audit
+--------------------------
+
+I've also started another audit of the Libreboot build system; the [last
+one](audit.md) was quite intense and a lot more work is going in for the
+next release.
+
+The next Libreboot release is going to be an absolute banger. I can promise you
+that. But I can't give you an ETA yet :)