Hi Stephen,
Could you expand upon what handles booting from extX directly means?
Upstream U-Boot has supported ext2/3 for as long as I've been involved
with it (which admittedly isn't that long), and ext4 support was added
recently. This allows U-Boot commands extload or load to access ext*
Hi Dennis,
right or wrong we want things to be simple for the user and to largely
look like a linux system on x86 would. The user and distro should never
need to worry about memory locations
so this would mean similar partitioning. i.e. /boot on ext4 root and
swap on lvm or as raw
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