Will remove spyware (networking and remote access) but leaves part of the blob.
Note, libreboot has been forked because the original people started using proprietary hardware. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sg3bPvBF3bs&t=13s
Hardware
A CH341A Programmer or Raspberry Pi Pico ($4 - $6 USD): To physically connect to the BIOS chip.
SOIC-8 Clip ($12 - $18 USD): To attach to the chip without soldering (though some prefer soldering for stability).
A Second Machine: To run the flashing software (your X230 is perfect for this).
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGKhsjvlSBQ&t=2s Got to 10:00 for connecting the clip.
Process:
Disconnect battery and stuff, put clip (which is wired to Pico) to little Thunderbolt chip, then connect the USB cable to the 2nd computer so you can start flashing.



Comments: 0