new todo entry: ./update release -m serprog
Signed-off-by: Leah Rowe <leah@libreboot.org>master
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@ -1970,3 +1970,25 @@ updated. This is one of the benefits of the *freedom* coreboot gives you. We
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could enable this on all the older desktop machines, where otherwise their
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factory firmware does not and will not enable it (and the above link is for
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UEFI systems only).
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./update release -m serprog
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Support generating release archives that only contain serprog src and roms,
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nothing else. But with the lbmk build system in it, to build them if using
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the serprog src archive (while roms would also be provided).
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also:
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./update release -m serprogsrc
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^ src only
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right now we have:
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./update release # builds all roms and src, coreboot too
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./update release -m src # same as above, but src only
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The `-m serprog` and `-m serprogsrc` arguments would apply the same logic,
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but only handle serprog sources. Specifically, pico-serprog and stm32-vserprog,
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which Riku already automated the handling of in lbmk.
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