Just wanted to have it on record for the Framework team (will send a message, too).
I use a bios password on boot, and for the first month it worked flawlessly. Recently, it still works, but there is significant and random/variable delay between when I press a key and when it registers on screen. I use capital letters in the BIOS password and this sometimes causes them to not register correctly unless I hold the shift key down the whole time from when I press and let go of the letter key until the character entry shows up on the screen. I donāt know why all of a sudden it became unpredictably laggy like this. The rest of the BIOS is a bit laggy too, but I donāt remember if that was always like that or not. Itās not a huge deal; it just takes a bit longer and a pinch of patience to boot up the computer. But something that could be addressed in an update or something.
I found others having the same issue and confirmed the solution in this thread. Took a little digging to find but good to go!
I think we might be able to update this pageās first comment with the information about the Framework Laptop Chromebook Edition now. Itās such as the knowledge base page, the BIOS product/vendor/initial version and etc.
Guys who bought the edition, can you report the info on this thread? Thanks.
Hey folks, apologies if this is not the right thread to post this on, but does anyone know if there is a way to disable secure boot from within Linux, i.e. edit a BIOS setting via a script?
In general, there is no (and there should not be a) way to disable secure boot from within the operating system. That would somewhat defeat the purpose of secure boot, as a rootkit could just turn off the security features before it installed itself.
Updated about a month ago, but having major issues with eGPU and Thunderbolt Hub (Windows 11, i7-1280P, 64GB, 4TB), which I didnāt have with 3.05. Can someone provide the link for 3.05, so I can go back?
Is there any reason to update to 3.10 now? I just checked and found they have released 3.10 UEFI update. What are the improvements and reasons to update.
I am currently on 3.07 with Windows 10, my CPU is 11th gen. I am planning on going to Windows 11 with a clean install soon.
Thanks
The BIOS vendor Inside Softwareās CVE list is below. The link is also in the first comment on this page. Then you see CVSS v3 numbers. As on the page, itās not easy to search by CVE such as e.g. āCVE-2021-41842ā by browser search, but you can open Inspect menu or the HTML source, and search by āCVE-2021-41842ā. And you see the CVSS v3 number of this CVE is 8.2. In my impression, if the number is more than āhighā, itās better to apply it.
Itās been a while since it was discussed, maybe thereās news:
Will there eventually be a charging hysteresis for all OSes, i.e. in BIOS? āStart charging at or belowā¦ā and āStop charging atā¦ā?
Other wishes:
Power button sleep indicator to work with all sleep states.
Device charge through usb can be turned off for sleeping/hibernating/powered down state.
Even better: turn on/off separately for each port. That way, disks can spin down (and stop blinkenlights) that are on port A while the phone on port B is still charged.
A similarly differentiated wake on usb. Useful eg, to wake only when the keyboard sends a key but not when someone bumps against the table and jerks the mouse. (Needs them to be not on the same port via hub, of course.)
Took a little digging to find but good to go!
