Hello everyone,
I know this question had been asked many times, but is it possible to have
Coreboot on modern hardware?
After looking at a video
([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tt3bXZXsrE4](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tt3bXZXsrE4&t=1s))
I learned that some people were able to put coreboot
ppbruhuwu--- via coreboot wrote:
> Hello so i was talking to my friend about coreboot but i saw that
> only the SFF version of the compaq 8200 was compatible and so i
> wanted to know why that is?
Those adding that code were only interested in supporting that model.
> Also will coreboot be availa
Hi Peter, list,
On Mon, Apr 12, 2021 at 12:06 PM Peter Stuge wrote:
>
> ppbruhuwu--- via coreboot wrote:
> > Hello so i was talking to my friend about coreboot but i saw that
> > only the SFF version of the compaq 8200 was compatible and so i
> > wanted to know why that is?
>
> Those adding that
maxime.corne--- via coreboot wrote:
> I know this question had been asked many times, but is it possible
> to have Coreboot on modern hardware?
The general answer is yes, it is possible under certain conditions.
What those conditions are depends both on the particular hardware platform
(CPU+chips
Am 12.04.21 um 14:33 schrieb Peter Stuge:
maxime.corne--- via coreboot wrote:
After some research on the Internet, I found out coreboot couldn’t
be port to modern hardware because of an Intel technology which
encrypt the bios (I might be wrong, if so, sorry).
Encryption (signatures actually, n
Nico Huber wrote:
> > if the system integrator has enabled BootGuard in the
> > "wrong" way then the signature verification is intended to make it
> > impossible to install coreboot onto the system.
>
> This seems a bit misleading. BootGuard is independent of the flash
> chip and write access to i
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