It seems almost all of the comments here belong in the next section about actually installing the bezel - only a few of them (if any?) are pertinent to removing the liner pieces to expose the adhesive on the bezel, which is the only action taken here. It's a bit bonkers there's 17 comments before mine in this section about removing liner pieces and only 4 comments at the time of writing in the next section about bezel installation, the latter of which is clearly an order of magnitude more difficult it seems.
Whoops, didn't realise the first bullet point link is the same as mine - very confusing, because if you're a Linux user like I am, the "bundle" is irrelevant, but the BIOS is important. Maybe the words "Framework Laptop BIOS" should have the same link too?
It should be noted that if you run fwupd on Linux and the appropriate GUI components are installed, it's likely you'll get a notification that a firmware update is available and you'll be able to do the BIOS update via the desktop. This is something not actually mentioned in the BIOS download page (they give Linux command line instructions only). I actually did an SSD firmware update on my 64GB Steam Deck this way graphically in desktop mode by installing and running fwupd after I replaced the internal eMMC card with an SK Hynix SSD.
Second bullet point sadly fails to link to the actual BIOS downloads, installation instructions (for Linux, you just run the downloaded .exe for Windows) and release notes at https://knowledgebase.frame.work/en_us/f...
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It seems almost all of the comments here belong in the next section about actually installing the bezel - only a few of them (if any?) are pertinent to removing the liner pieces to expose the adhesive on the bezel, which is the only action taken here. It's a bit bonkers there's 17 comments before mine in this section about removing liner pieces and only 4 comments at the time of writing in the next section about bezel installation, the latter of which is clearly an order of magnitude more difficult it seems.
Whoops, didn't realise the first bullet point link is the same as mine - very confusing, because if you're a Linux user like I am, the "bundle" is irrelevant, but the BIOS is important. Maybe the words "Framework Laptop BIOS" should have the same link too?
It should be noted that if you run fwupd on Linux and the appropriate GUI components are installed, it's likely you'll get a notification that a firmware update is available and you'll be able to do the BIOS update via the desktop. This is something not actually mentioned in the BIOS download page (they give Linux command line instructions only). I actually did an SSD firmware update on my 64GB Steam Deck this way graphically in desktop mode by installing and running fwupd after I replaced the internal eMMC card with an SK Hynix SSD.
Second bullet point sadly fails to link to the actual BIOS downloads, installation instructions (for Linux, you just run the downloaded .exe for Windows) and release notes at https://knowledgebase.frame.work/en_us/f...