On 5/9/11 4:20 PM, Graeme Russ wrote:
Again, probably a missunderstanding of coreboot on my behalf - U-Boot has
a REALLY primative BIOS implementation (just enough to trick Linux into
booting in an embedded environment). It is basically just some empty VGA
stubs and simple e820 support.
Why don't you use the 32bit entry point of the Linux kernel? Grub2 does
this (at least on coreboot), FILO and mkelfImage too.
Would be nice to (at least be able to) boot Linux without real mode code
being involved.
Stefan
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