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--- laptops:framework_laptop [2021/12/02 17:43] – updates from my testing MarkJohnston
+++ laptops:framework_laptop [2023/07/13 18:42] (current) – VincentMilumJr
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 ====== Framework Laptop ======
-[[https://frame.work/|Framework]] is a new company selling a fully modular and serviceable laptop ecosystem, similar to what exists in the desktop computer space. These laptops have the CPU soldered to the motherboard, they're treated as a single unit. Beyond that, all other components are removable, customizable, and replaceable, including the option to purchase a "DIY" laptop that comes without RAM, storage, networking, or even external I/O ports. The External I/O ports are provided via removable modules.
+[[https://frame.work/|Framework]] is a new company selling a fully modular and serviceable laptop ecosystem, similar to what exists in the desktop computer space. These systems have the CPU soldered to the motherboard, treated the motherboard + CPU as a single unit. Beyond that, all other components are removable, customizable, and replaceable, including the option to purchase a "DIY" laptop that comes without RAM, storage, networking, or even external I/O ports. The External I/O ports are provided via removable modules.
-This page is a work in progress.
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-===== Quirks =====
+===== Laptop Versions =====
-  * Disable PS/2 Emulation in system BIOS, otherwise the laptop will power cycle itself when trying to use the touchpad after it has fully booted. This has been fixed with an iichid change in the main branch, should be available in stable/13 shortly. ''%%sysrc devmatch_blocklist+=iichid%%'' has been found to help, as well. This issue is being tracked at: https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=259230
-  * The clickpad only registers the left button. This can be fixed with a libinput quirk, see https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=259230
-  * At the time of writing (2021/10/24), the Intel AX210 will work with iwlwifi with [[https://lists.freebsd.org/archives/freebsd-wireless/2021-October/000099.html|some tweaking]]. bz@ notes in a response that this known issue has already been fixed (differently, correctly) and will work in a future iteration of the driver.
-  * The generic ng_ubt driver attaches to the AX210 BT module. ng_ubt_intel should be used instead to avoid module lockups that cause long stalls during boot. Can be worked around with ''%%sysrc devmatch_blocklist+=ng_ubt%%''. More work is needed to actually add support for BT. See https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=260161
-===== Hardware =====
+Framework laptops have modular chassis and motherboards. Framework series numbers denotes the chassis and screen size. The CPU generation denotes the motherboard revision. Any motherboard within a Framework series can be swapped out for any other board from that same series, similar to how any ATX desktop computer case can take any ATX motherboard.
-|  **CPU**  | [[https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/208658/intel-core-i5-1135g7-processor-8m-cache-up-to-4-20-ghz.html|Intel® Core™ i5-1135G7]] |
+  * [[Laptops/Framework_Laptop/13_intel_11th_gen|Framework 13, Intel 11th Gen]]
-| ::: | [[https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/208921/intel-core-i7-1165g7-processor-12m-cache-up-to-4-70-ghz-with-ipu.html|Intel® Core™ i7-1165G7]] |
+  * Framework 13, Intel 12th Gen
-| ::: | [[https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/208664/intel-core-i7-1185g7-processor-12m-cache-up-to-4-80-ghz-with-ipu.html|Intel® Core™ i7-1185G7]] |
+  * Framework 13, Intel 13th Gen
-|  **Graphics**  | Integrated  Intel® Iris® Xe Graphics //(See CPU links for details)//\\ Requires DRM-KMOD 5.5 or higher. Fails to initialize with DRM-KMOD 5.4. |
+  * Framework 13, AMD 7040 Series
-|  **Memory**  | Dual-channel DDR4 SO-DIMM slots, support for up to 32GB per slot. XMP support currently not available |
+  * Framework 16
-|  **Screen**  | [[https://frame.work/products/display-kit|13.5in, 2256x1504, 3:2 ratio, IPS, non-touch]] |
-|  **Storage**  | PCIe Gen 4 M.2 NVMe slot, x4 lanes |
-|  **Wireless**  | E-key Wi-Fi module slot, not BIOS locked. All tested modules so far work //(if drivers are available)//\\ Pre-built laptop ships with Intel AX210 //(vPro optional)//, which needs the currently out-of-tree iwlwifi driver. //(See Quirks for issues)%%%%// |
-|  **Bluetooth**  | USB-attached AX210 Intel Bluetooth module //(See Quirks for issues)// |
-|  **Audio**  | Realtek ALC295 HDA CODEC //(Pre Oct-2021 - works)// |
-| ::: | [[https://temposemi.com/products/pclaptop-hd/92hd95/|Tempo 92HD95B]] //([[https://frame.work/blog/solving-for-silicon-shortages|From Oct-2021]] - untested)// |
-|  **Webcam**  | Realtek Webcam |
-|  **Touchpad**  | %%PixArt%% PIXA3854 //(See Quirks for issues)// |
-|  **Battery**  | Framework LION 55Wh, ACPI accessible |
-|  **BIOS**  | INSYDE |
 ===== Modular I/O =====
-The Framework Laptop contains four recessed Thunderbolt 4 modular bays, each with a USB-C connector interface and support for charging the laptop. These modules allow for changing the external I/O on the laptop without the need for adapters, dongles, or protruding adapters. These modules sit flush with the side of the laptop. Each module has the same form factor in a plastic housing. Modules below are pictured without their housing to showcase their internal components.
+The Framework 13 Laptop contains four recessed Thunderbolt 4 modular bays, each with a USB-C connector interface and support for charging the laptop. The Framework 16 has six module bays (currently known how many support charging). These modules allow for changing the external I/O on the laptop without the need for dongles or protruding adapters. Most modules sit flush with the side of the laptop. Most modules have the same form factor in a plastic housing. Modules below are pictured without their housing to showcase their internal components.
-{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-module-1.jpg?linkonly|{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-module-1.thumb.jpg Framework Module (front)}}}}
+{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-module-0.jpg?linkonly|{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-module-0.thumb.jpg Framework Module Ports}}}}
-{{Laptops/Framework_Laptop/framework-module-2.jpg?linkonly|{{Laptops/Framework_Laptop/framework-module-2.thumb.jpg Framework Module (back)}}}}
+{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-module-1.jpg?linkonly|{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-module-1.thumb.jpg Framework Module}}}}
 ==== USB-A ====
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 Straight pass-through, nothing special.
+{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-a-0.jpg?linkonly|{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-a-0.thumb.jpg USB-A Module}}}}
 {{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-a-1.jpg?linkonly|{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-a-1.thumb.jpg USB-A Module}}}}
 {{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-a-2.jpg?linkonly|{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-a-2.thumb.jpg USB-A Module}}}}
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 Straight pass-through, nothing special. This module is also used with the laptop's USB-C charging adapter.
+{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-c-0.jpg?linkonly|{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-c-0.thumb.jpg USB-C Module}}}}
 {{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-c-1.jpg?linkonly|{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-c-1.thumb.jpg USB-C Module}}}}
 {{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-c-2.jpg?linkonly|{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-c-2.thumb.jpg USB-C Module}}}}
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 Module appears to have an intrusion detection sensor. Currently untested with %%FreeBSD%%.
+{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-sd-0.jpg?linkonly|{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-sd-0.thumb.jpg Micro-SD Card Reader Module}}}}
 {{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-sd-1.jpg?linkonly|{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-sd-1.thumb.jpg Micro-SD Card Reader Module}}}}
 {{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-sd-2.jpg?linkonly|{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-sd-2.thumb.jpg Micro-SD Card Reader Module}}}}
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 HDMI 2.0 spec. Hot-plugging displays working as expected. Resolutions up to 4k/60Hz and 1440p/120Hz are supported. On supported displays, EDID data for higher bandwidth resolutions such as 4k/120Hz are passed to %%FreeBSD%%, however these output no video.
+{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-hdmi-0.jpg?linkonly|{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-hdmi-0.thumb.jpg HDMI Module}}}}
 {{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-hdmi-1.jpg?linkonly|{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-hdmi-1.thumb.jpg HDMI Module}}}}
 {{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-hdmi-2.jpg?linkonly|{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-hdmi-2.thumb.jpg HDMI Module}}}}
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 Currently untested with %%FreeBSD%%.
+{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-dp-0.jpg?linkonly|{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-dp-0.thumb.jpg DisplayPort Module}}}}
 {{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-dp-1.jpg?linkonly|{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-dp-1.thumb.jpg DisplayPort Module}}}}
 {{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-dp-2.jpg?linkonly|{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-dp-2.thumb.jpg DisplayPort Module}}}}
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 ==== SSD ====
-There are currently two SSD sizes available: 250GB and 1TB. The smaller 250GB size has been tested and is what is pictured below. The Framework Laptop will boot off of these drive and into %%FreeBSD%% exactly as expected.
+There are currently two SSD sizes available: 250GB and 1TB. The smaller 250GB size has been tested and is what is pictured below. The Framework Laptop will boot off of these drives and into %%FreeBSD%% exactly as expected.
+{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-ssd-0.jpg?linkonly|{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-ssd-0.thumb.jpg 250GB SSD Module}}}}
 {{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-ssd-1.jpg?linkonly|{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-ssd-1.thumb.jpg 250GB SSD Module}}}}
 {{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-ssd-2.jpg?linkonly|{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-ssd-2.thumb.jpg 250GB SSD Module}}}}
 {{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-ssd-3.jpg?linkonly|{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-ssd-3.thumb.jpg 250GB SSD Module}}}}
-===== References =====
+==== Ethernet ====
+This is a [[/RealTek|RealTek]] USB Multi-gig Ethernet module with support for up to 2.5gbps connectivity. Unlike other modules, this one comes in a clear frosted plastic housing, and sticks out the side of the [[/FrameWork|FrameWork]] laptop to accommodate the RJ45 Ethernet jack.
-  * [[VincentMilumJr/framework]]
+{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-eth-0.jpg?linkonly|{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-eth-0.thumb.jpg Ethernet Module}}}}
-  * http://dmesgd.nycbug.org/index.cgi?do=view&id=6302
+{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-eth-1.jpg?linkonly|{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-eth-1.thumb.jpg Ethernet Module}}}}
-  * https://bsd-hardware.info/?probe=e5aca4b7d0
+{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-eth-2.jpg?linkonly|{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-eth-2.thumb.jpg Ethernet Module}}}}
+{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-eth-3.jpg?linkonly|{{laptops/framework_laptop/framework-eth-3.thumb.jpg Ethernet Module}}}}