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the preexisting firmware installs the bootloader, unless you mount the memory chips directly to your pc.
by bippihippi1 3y ago
the preexisting firmware installs the bootloader, unless you mount the memory chips directly to your pc.
- salawat 3y agoGot any info on how that is done? Curious minds wish to know.
- AnthonyMouse 3y agoThat isn't a law of nature. The device could easily have a tiny amount of actual ROM the sole purpose of which is to reflash the device, which would also be useful to recover from a bad flash. And if you want to talk about security, the most secure thing is to make all of the storage easily removable so it can be verified and reflashed from a known-clean device. Which would also make it upgradable, at the expense of an imperceptible single-digit number of grams in weight. That they don't do this is the proof that the other thing isn't really done for security.