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@ -69,7 +69,6 @@ When you boot this, you will be prompted with information about the patch
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and asked to confirm your laptop type. It will then automatically flash
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the patched firmware.
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Notes:
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* You can also create a bootable CDROM image for burning to a disk
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* More information for hacking on this can be found in the docs/HACKING.txt
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file.
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* If you normally use UEFI boot, there has been at least one case where
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the EC does not get flashed until the BIOS is switched back into UEFI
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mode - after which the EC was automatically flashed on the next reboot.
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* To enable the battery patch, look at the "*.OFF" files in the
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subdirectories and rename the right one to remove the ".OFF". Ensure
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you start with a completely clean build ("make really_clean") to get
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the new patch applied.
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