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At work we just got an aarch64 box from a vendor that has a very x86-like UEFI setup. Right down to the "BIOS" setup screens. It was very familiar seeming, bu
by drewg123 7y ago
At work we just got an aarch64 box from a vendor that has a very x86-like UEFI setup. Right down to the "BIOS" setup screens. It was very familiar seeming, but I'd rather have something like coreboot.
- p_l 7y agoCoreboot only handles low-level initialization, it will still need a higher level payload unless you're going to hardcode your kernel to the board for every update. Now, coreboot+tianocore uefi for somewhat open firmware...