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The VideoCore boots first and has low level control of the SoC. It then turns on the ARM core. I think it is fair to view it as the main processor.
by ZiiS 7y ago
The VideoCore boots first and has low level control of the SoC. It then turns on the ARM core. I think it is fair to view it as the main processor.
- Arelius 7y agoWhile I see what you mean, Isn't it common even in x86 for other cores to boot before and be involved in start-up of the primary CPU? While that might be a fair view, I think it deserves further qualification as to not just cause extra confusion.