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did you have an idea of which drivers you needed? for the amd64-generic board, we're pretty open to enabling all the drivers.-mike
On Dec 13, 2016 13:20, "Ryan Stockham" <rsto...@minfordfalcons.net> wrote:
I have been working with the development version of Chromium for a while now. I am the director of technology at a public school district and this has been invaluable to use on some of our PC workstations. That all being said, I am very familiar with the Chromium OS Development process within the boundaries of using pre-config'd boards, etc.--
However, I'm not in a situation where I have a device (HP Probook MT41) that I cannot get to work with any of the generic builds/boards. However I did find a build from Neverware Cloudready that did have working graphics, etc so I know there are drivers out there that will work.
My question and hope is that someone can give me a guide of where to look to learn how to infuse my own drivers into a Chromium image to make it work on a device that doesn't work with the generic boards? I know there are resources out there I'm sure, but I've never been able to find something to lays it all out in a way that's understandable for me any way.
Where do I begin to use my own drivers for specific hardware that doesn't work with generic?
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