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I've heard from people that they often take people's money and then don't
ship orders. I understand that things can be tough at times; I've had my own
share of troubles in the past, and I overcame those troubles.

However, it's no good for Libreboot to recommend such suppliers until they
can sort themselves out.

I didn't bother making this a pull request. The correct action is to remove
this company from the list.

Instructions are provided on notabug for adding serial console
support for these boards. The serial console is necessary for
interactively choosing which device to boot from (e.g. when
installing an OS for the first time and booting from USB).

The KCMA-D8 is a server/workstation moreso than a desktop board.
As long as the distinction is being made on this page between
server and desktop boards might as well be consistent.

Old article can be seen on wayback:
https://web.archive.org/web/20150221032038/http://motherboard.vice.com/read/the-nsas-undetectable-hard-drive-hack-was-first-demonstrated-a-year-ago

Apparently the site has been down for months now.

Closes issue #725

Plenty of ROMs provided in the 20160907 release do not have
configurations for each possible flash chip size (that the board
supports). As a result, padding will be necessary in those cases
where there is a difference in size between the ROM and flash chip.

Providing an example of how to do this in the FAQ makes it easy to
link to as necessary.