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I think it can be fairly said that the thesis of the talk is that UEFI is not, in fact, better than nothing -- and that in a literal sense, having nothing (alon
by bcantrill 4y ago
I think it can be fairly said that the thesis of the talk is that UEFI is not, in fact, better than nothing -- and that in a literal sense, having nothing (along with a well-documented part!) is vastly preferable to UEFI.
- zozbot234 4y agoWell-documented parts are few and far between in the ARM space. Anyway, if you have a really well-documented part, it will also be supported by lightweight solutions like coreboot (for x86) and U-Boot (for other archs). You're not going to be limited by UEFI either way.