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one must always remember one's ABCs

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@ -88,27 +88,6 @@ you could consider Canoeboot to be *legacy Libreboot*. Libreboot adopted the
Binary Blob Reduction Policy in November 2022, as part of a general desire to
support more - and newer - hardware.
Dasharo
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Website: <https://docs.dasharo.com/>
Git repositories: <https://github.com/dasharo>
Supports many machines, with a choice of EDK2(UEFI) or Heads(Linuxboot)
payload in the flash. Some older machines may provide a SeaBIOS payload
instead. A lot of work that goes into the upstream coreboot project came
from the Dasharo developers.
Dasharo provides their own fork of coreboot, with a specific tree *per board*.
Several coreboot ports (e.g. MSI Z690-A PRO) were implemented directly by
the Dasharo project, and later upstreamed into the regular coreboot project.
Dasharo has a special emphasis on commercial application, providing tailored
coreboot images for each supported mainboard, with an emphasis on stability.
It's a very different approach than Libreboot's approach; Libreboot provides
a more generalised design in its build system and infrastructure.
Chultrabook
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@ -131,6 +110,27 @@ with regular security updates.
Libreboot largely avoids supporting Chromebooks, precisely because Chultrabook
and MrChromebox are perfectly viable options on these machines.
Dasharo
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Website: <https://docs.dasharo.com/>
Git repositories: <https://github.com/dasharo>
Supports many machines, with a choice of EDK2(UEFI) or Heads(Linuxboot)
payload in the flash. Some older machines may provide a SeaBIOS payload
instead. A lot of work that goes into the upstream coreboot project came
from the Dasharo developers.
Dasharo provides their own fork of coreboot, with a specific tree *per board*.
Several coreboot ports (e.g. MSI Z690-A PRO) were implemented directly by
the Dasharo project, and later upstreamed into the regular coreboot project.
Dasharo has a special emphasis on commercial application, providing tailored
coreboot images for each supported mainboard, with an emphasis on stability.
It's a very different approach than Libreboot's approach; Libreboot provides
a more generalised design in its build system and infrastructure.
Heads
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