Marcin, > But you get working virtualisation with proper U-Boot.
Yes, it's a must for KVM, but Xen for Chromebook still has a secure mode escape hack in it's tree, and hence, can be booted from stock U-boot. This project also uses a kernel tree built upon a chromeos-3.4 one, so you have more working hardware at the host os. > Did someone got it working? Never heard of. Though the kernel corretly activates it it when the fw is put at the same path as in Chrome OS. > There are nv-u-boot images which boot Linux kernel with separate DTB. Right. Unfortunately, Google's one seem to require combined images. _______________________________________________ Help-grub mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-grub
