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Modern x86 does this. The BIOS starts running on the x86's internal SRAM. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63159663/how-does-bios-initialize-dram https://s
by jlokier 5y ago
Modern x86 does this.
The BIOS starts running on the x86's internal SRAM.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63159663/how-does-bios-initialize-dram https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63159663/how-does-bios-i...
- rasz 5y agoNot exactly. Cache as Ram is used for stack/temp storage until proper ram is initialized. Code itself runs from flash until optional bios caching is turned on in the chipset.