[email protected]: > Hi, > So what I'm hearing is: some configuration settings must be hard-coded during > compile, and others can be freely configured post-flash using a payload. Is > that a fair way to look at it? > > September 6, 2019 10:26 AM, "awokd via coreboot" <[email protected]> > wrote: > >> [email protected]: >> >>> Hi, >>> Does flashing coreboot/tianocore payload change the settings options >>> available in the BIOS setup of a device? I'm talking about the >>> device/hardware config options (e.g. enable/disable Secure Boot, >>> enable/disable hardware devices etc.) that can be accessed pre-boot by >>> pressing a dedicated key. If it does make changes to this, is it >>> possible to know in advance which options will be available after flashing? >> >> Most of those options are configured only when you build Coreboot. There >> are a handful left you can configure if you include the nvramcui payload >> that deal with low level things like memory speed, etc. It is difficult >> to tell in advance exactly what they will be.
Yes, at least that's the case with Seabios payload. I should try out Tianocore too, maybe it has more options. _______________________________________________ coreboot mailing list -- [email protected] To unsubscribe send an email to [email protected]
