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> locked down. It this context, I presume it would mean can't reflash firmware or modify aspects of the firmware. For example, on some devices you have full co
by linuxkerneldev 11y ago
> locked down.
It this context, I presume it would mean can't reflash firmware or modify aspects of the firmware. For example, on some devices you have full control so you can modify and replace everything from the bootloader to application level software. For example, maybe you would rather run debian on this device rather than android-fire.