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I'm curious, is there any reason that ARM doesn't have a standard platform? Or they are working on that?
by chung1905 6y ago
I'm curious, is there any reason that ARM doesn't have a standard platform? Or they are working on that?
- my123 6y agoIt does, and it's called Arm SystemReady. UEFI + ACPI is required on Arm if you want to boot Windows or RHEL/CentOS, which do not even try to boot on non-standardised 64-bit Arm systems.
- Vogtinator 6y agoSame for SLES/openSUSE, except for some platforms (RPi) where they use u-boot to provide EFI.
- coldtea 6y agoThey are different vendors, working on different products...