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it seems to be a remnant from the osboot merge.

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lots of people won't know the back slash means a second
line, so they won't copy and paste the command correctly

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add to post-release errata, and the install guide

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courtesy alper nebi yasak who sent the recent patch in
lbmk adding this:

https://codeberg.org/libreboot/lbmk/pulls/142



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there doesn't need to be a big load of text on every
page that features this warning. a bold warning at the
top of the page will be sufficient.

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again, these were left over from a previous audit.
lbmk now uses a 1-argument design for commands,
rather than 1-argument; e.g. ./build boot roms
is now ./build roms.

there were a few stragglers left over, still referring
to the old 2-argument design. this patch fixes that.

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it's not a big issue, but there were a few minor
inaccuracies here, left over after the last audit.

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i don't know how these got in there

i probably used -f or something when committing

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Reviewed-on: https://codeberg.org/libreboot/lbwww/pulls/95

Most of the issues were just leftover from the E6400 docs which
are not accurate for the E6430.

Signed-off-by: Nicholas Chin <nic.c3.14@gmail.com>

Due to the way the keyboard controller is implemented in the EC and the
somewhat unique way GRUB does keyboard init GRUB payloads do not work
properly on these systems.

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i didn't show the updated commit ID for SeaBIOS

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I've also simplified the encryption guides by deleting them,
and 301 redirecting them on libreboot.org httpd.

LUKS information and guidance is now provided as a stub
entry in docs/linux/index.md, as it should be.

This new release has argon2 support in GRUB.

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it's not ready yet

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the commands changed again

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the last patch submitted used four spaces, but lbwww
requires a tab (or 8 spaces), because it correctly
treats tabs as 8 spaces (and tells pandoc to do this
in the Untitled Static Site Generator)

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Merge pull request 'Improved readibility for first time builders/contributors' (#94) from andreamtp/lbwww:master into master

Reviewed-on: https://codeberg.org/libreboot/lbwww/pulls/94

Merge pull request 'snooze-function-patch-1 (typos, fixed links)' (#93) from snooze-function/lbwww:snooze-function-patch-1 into master

Reviewed-on: https://codeberg.org/libreboot/lbwww/pulls/93

The dedicated paragraph for the Sources makes more visible where the
repo is.
Improved the examples for the dependency resolution: now is clearer,
without digging into srcs that ubuntu2004 is just a special case, while
there's a generic target for debian based distros.

everything it says is true, but it's still stupid

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it also mentions specific binary blobs such as nvidia
vga rom (dell e6400) and cpu microcode.

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