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If the memory initialize code is released as a binary blob, it is called as FSP (which usually is used with Coreboot). Why not just call it as the original name
by asianpopupwork 8y ago
If the memory initialize code is released as a binary blob, it is called as FSP (which usually is used with Coreboot). Why not just call it as the original name - memory reference code(MRC)?
- bytefire 8y agoyou're right, MRC is a major part of FSP but i think FSP does more work than just initialise memory. it also performs some CPU init and also ICH.