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As far as i can tell the openBMC support list is quite small :/ Most vendors are indeed running Linux. For example, HPE iLO 5 is capable of starting smart stor
by themoonisachees 4y ago
As far as i can tell the openBMC support list is quite small :/
Most vendors are indeed running Linux. For example, HPE iLO 5 is capable of starting smart storage administrator from bios, and when doing so it just launches some flavor of centos, launches SSA server then starts an antediluvian build of Firefox pointing to it.
I wouldn't be surprised to learn that the chip serving iLO was Linux too.
- gpapilion 4y agoIt is. The industry has really build around 2 vendors for chips, and two vendors for software solutions for those chips, AMI and Insyde. These systems are generally pretty locked dow , but there are was to get to the Linux core(sometimes serial headers).
- rgrs 4y agoAll others except iLO is Linux.