Good thing about what I've suggested - "different places for v3 and v4
allocators" - is that it's (almost?) already done ;-)
вт, 30 нояб. 2021 г. в 20:12, David Hendricks :
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> On Tue, Nov 30, 2021 at 6:54 AM Ivan Ivanov wrote:
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> > Personally I don't see any reason for branching, if 99% of th
Dear coreboot folks,
Currently, work is underway to add PCI support to ARM platforms [1][2].
If I remember correctly, coreboot’s goal to only do minimal hardware
initialization originally meant, that the payload/OS does PCI
initialization. Only due to shortcomings in the Linux kernel many yea
On 01.12.21 11:28, Ivan Ivanov wrote:
> Good thing about what I've suggested - "different places for v3 and v4
> allocators" - is that it's (almost?) already done ;-)
It would mean a constant burden for the project. The resource allocation
is kind of the heart of coreboot's ramstage, it's strongly
1. Dezember 2021 12:06, "Paul Menzel" schrieb:
> If I remember correctly, coreboot’s goal to only do minimal hardware
> initialization originally meant, that the payload/OS does PCI
> initialization.
The original idea was to boot into Linux (hence LinuxBIOS, back in the day).
coreboot is very d
Thank you, these seem to be good points. However, in regards to:
> If you have any hope of open-source coreboot for newer platforms, you
> shouldn't make it harder for coreboot to advance.
Where to advance? Are there any "newer platforms" that are as worthy
as the "older platforms":
1) as secure
On 01.12.21 15:57, Ivan Ivanov wrote:
> Thank you, these seem to be good points. However, in regards to:
>
>> If you have any hope of open-source coreboot for newer platforms, you
>> shouldn't make it harder for coreboot to advance.
>
> Where to advance? Are there any "newer platforms" that are as
Issue #324 has been reported by kostya kuznetsov.
Support #324: samsung r580
https://ticket.coreboot.org/issues/324
* Author: kostya kuznetsov
* Status: New
* Priority: Normal
* Assignee:
* Category:
* Target version:
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We've always deprecated platforms. And they're still in tree -- you
can build for DEC Alpha if you want. There's no shame in not being in
the latest release.
Given unlimited time and money and people, we could fix all the
problems. We live in a world of limits, and must do what we can with
the re
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