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The UEFI payload would work on Linux systems, yes. But the delivery system described would not.
by bcl 8y ago
The UEFI payload would work on Linux systems, yes. But the delivery system described would not.
- atswimtwobirds 8y ago>> It abuses platforms that do not implement the BIOS Write Lock mechanism incorrectly I agree that post-boot the BIOS should be read-only. > The UEFI payload would work on Linux systems, yes. But the delivery system described would not. There was a case of rm -rf / erasing UEFI variables on linux system, rendering the system unbootable. Mapping the BIOS into the file-system doesn't strike me as too clever, but then again what do I know.