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Hi, I posted a comment on cnx-software but it's awaiting moderation, reposting here: > work with Linaro on the work they did for the MCBin to get a UEFI plugin

Hi, I posted a comment on cnx-software but it's awaiting moderation, reposting here: > work with Linaro on the work they did for the MCBin to get a UEFI plugin that uses a QEMU emulation layer for supporting booting Video Card BIOS Linaro? I thought the EDK2 for the MCbin was maintained by Semihalf :) Anyway, 16 cores and dual-channel RAM for $500 is a lot more interesting than 4 cores and single-channel for $269. A few questions: Will the EDK2 tree be fully open source? There was that one blob on the MCbin… Will the core be overclockable?

linux4kix 8y ago
Semihalf is maintaining the tree and patches, but I believe the original work done to support using a GPU on the platform was done by Linaro. I could be mis-remembering but I believe that is how things happened. We are waiting for the final release of the EDK2 tree from NXP. I will refrain from promising anything until that is integrated. The cores are not overclockable. 2.2Ghz will be the limit.