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@volfyd Thank you for this info! We'll get these packages updated.

@volfyd I think the variation of `GOOGLE` vs. `Google` is determined by firmware. We use the same platform data on generic Chromebooks for both cases already. It sounds like the...

@dantrevino Awesome, thank you. I've added a 4.12 test kernel with the CAROLINE platform data to the `galliumos-testing` repository. To enable and install: ``` sudo galliumos-repodist --enable testing galliumos-update ```...

@mmeyer724 Rats, OK. Thanks for checking it out. Maybe I missed something in the patch. @volfyd does this look reasonable? Any chance the DMI_PRODUCT_NAME fails to match? Full diff (including...

@mmeyer724 If you have `dmesg` output on the new kernel, please pastebin it (e.g. `dmesg|pastebinit`) so we can take a look. I've gone over the patch and it looks like...

@mmeyer724 Awesome, thanks for the update! There is just one outstanding issue left on kernel `4.12.0-galliumos3` before we can promote it to the stable repositories.

@dantrevino make sure you have pkg `4.12.0-galliumos3`. Check with `dpkg -l linux-image\*`. If you have an earlier version, just run `galliumos-update`.

@mmeyer724 We've seen reports that many touchpads don't work on Gnome. We don't really keep track though, for obvious reasons. We have a package for HiDPI config: `galliumos-hidpi` which might...

@dantrevino Hmm, confusing. That's the right pkg. @mmeyer724 any idea whether you did anything else/had other config in place when it worked for you?

@dantrevino The "possible missing firmware" messages are normal, and they show up even on inapplicable platforms. I looked into suppressing them, but I didn't see a simple way to do...