Re: [Libreboot] libreboot install parties?

[Duncan Guthrie]

Hi Holly,
I too will be installing Libreboot on my computer in the near future. I have 
visited my local "hackerspace", where they have all sorts of electronics 
equipment, embedded computers, and a variety of tools for building interesting 
projects. Although the people there had not installed Libreboot/Coreboot (at 
least as far as I could tell), they were interested in helping me, and it is 
better than having to buy all the parts myself. 
If you are not sure where your local "hackerspace" might be, do some internet 
searches, ask in electronics stores or email a university informatics/computer 
science department. This link may also be of relevance: 
https://libreboot.org/workshops/. If you find a local "hackerspace" that does 
it you might want to add it to the list on that webpage.
I hope you find your way. Wishing you the best of luck,
D.

On 2 July 2016 22:00:40 BST, address@hidden wrote:
>Hello Libreboot community,
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>after having viewed through online libreboot documentation, I came to
>understand that I'd need assistance to help me through the installation
>process of libreboot on my computer. therefore I'd like to ask if there
>are any online/offline installation events for libreboot.
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>thank you very much for all your time and responses,
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>best regards,
>holly
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