[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Eric W. Biederman) writes:

> Jordi Polo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> 
> > hello, i'm a member of the tuxbox project (www.tuxboxproject.com) we want to 
> > make a linux based console (not like indrema) and we obviusly we'll need 
> > linbios to make it boot fast and boot in a "console way" TM . 
> > The motherboard we are going to use is the one of the topic , i think you 
> > don't support it so i need to know if you are going to support it or if a 
> > kernel hacker (with no bios knowledge ) could himself make the linbios 
> > support for it. Or if it's know any special issue with it . 
> 
> I'd say if you can hack the kernel you can probably port linuxBIOS to
> another chipset.  We have no legacy BIOS code so what passes as BIOS
> knowledge really doesn't help.
> 
> However.  Note that after working something memory initialization for
> linuxBIOS you will have no question that C is a high level language
> and that the kernel is an easy environment to program in.
> 
> But the only real hard part is making sure you can get all of the
> documentation.  Open Source hasn't been present in the hardware arena
> yet, so vendors are still being educated.

Err. Make that firware arean.

Eric

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