i added a fake -t option, which doesn't actually
read optarg, so that -t usage can just override
the normal template. mkhtemp isn't ready for
distros yet, but it's ready for lbmk.
i hacked the makefile to also copy the binary to
mktemp, and i set PATH in lbmk so that this binary
is used insttead of the one on your system.
that way, upstream projects use it.
Signed-off-by: Leah Rowe <leah@libreboot.org>
I intend to merge every Chromebook that Mrchromebox supports,
into Libreboot, ready for the Libreboot 25.12 release. Work
is still ongoing, and several changes need to happen in lbmk.
I started working on it a few weeks ago (today is
14 November 2025 as I push this).
Still TODO:
* Automatically create lbmk coreboot targets, based
on the configs present in MrChromebox git
* Re-work git repository management in lbmk, such that
a list of upstreams is used, instead of a hardcoded
list per configuration; this will allow us to use
different remotes across the same project, even where
they diverge. This would then allow us to use the
MrChromebook repository directly, instead of cherry-picking
patches into upstream coreboot
* The note above about remotes would also mean that we can
use MrChromebox's own edk2 repository directly. All of this
would reduce the burden on lbmk.git
* Support building edk2 payloads, exactly mirroring the
setups used on MrChromebox builds
There are some things that need to be checked first, for
boards that use MMC-based or eMMC-based storage, for the
GRUB and SeaBIOS payloads, also U-Boot, because I will
also be using these.
As such, this current script shall sit in lbmk master, but
it is not yet finished.
Signed-off-by: Leah Rowe <leah@libreboot.org>
Leah Rowe