coreboot v0.9.4 is now available for the Vault V1000 Series (V1210, V1211, V1410, and V1610), bringing a collection of features and fixes to give you more control and capabilities!

Intel ME 

• We’ve added Intel ME toggle options directly in the firmware menu where you can choose between Enabled, Soft disabled, or HAP disabled. 

Network Interface Naming

• Network interface naming is changing from ‘eno’ to ‘enp’ on Linux systems. You may need to reconfigure your network interfaces in your OS after updating. 

Power Management

• You can now adjust CPU throttling with offset settings from 0 to 63.
• We’ve added power state configuration, so you can decide what happens when your Vault loses power: power on, power off, or return to the last known power state.

Fixes

• ACPI Serial Fix: We’ve resolved the issue with the newer version of OPNsense where the serial configuration had to be set back to ISA. Read more on our KB article.
• efibootmgr Fix: For FreeBSD users, those efibootmgr errors that would pop up are now fixed. 
• S3 Suspend Fix: The suspend functionality is fixed on the V1000 Series.
  (Note: the power button stays on while the V1000 Series enters S3 suspend.)

Expanded M.2 M-Key Connectivity

• The V1210, V1211, and V1610, now utilize two PCIe lanes on the M.2 M-Key slot. Typically used for NVMe drives.
• The V1000 Series now supports SATA on the M.2 M-Key slot.