On Thu, 21 Jul 2005, Dave Eckhardt wrote:
> If you can't trust the BIOS, you can't trust *anything* about the > machine. There are business-card-sized CD-R's, so if you do trust the > BIOS you can have a read-only bootable system in your wallet at all > times. If you use the disk only for a "cfs -r", you don't need to trust > its contents. it's almost always assumed by people on this list that all computers have an orifice of some sort or another into which bootable media can be poked. I don't know why. ron
