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* '''2007/ | * '''2007/06/07:''' [[News#2007.2F06.2F07_IEI_JUKI-511P_and_ROCKY-512_now_supported|IEI JUKI-511P and ROCKY-512 now supported]] | ||
* '''2007/05/24:''' [[News#2007.2F05.2F24_ASUS_A8N-E_now_supported|ASUS A8N-E now supported]] | * '''2007/05/24:''' [[News#2007.2F05.2F24_ASUS_A8N-E_now_supported|ASUS A8N-E now supported]] | ||
* '''2007/05/23:''' [[News#2007.2F05.2F23_LinuxBIOS_booth_at_LinuxTag_in_Berlin.2C_29.2F5-2.2F6|LinuxBIOS booth at LinuxTag in Berlin 29/5-2/6]] | * '''2007/05/23:''' [[News#2007.2F05.2F23_LinuxBIOS_booth_at_LinuxTag_in_Berlin.2C_29.2F5-2.2F6|LinuxBIOS booth at LinuxTag in Berlin 29/5-2/6]] |
Revision as of 23:52, 7 June 2007
LinuxBIOS is a Free Software project aimed at replacing the proprietary BIOS (firmware) you can find in most of today's computers. It performs just a little bit of hardware initialization and then executes a so-called payload, for example a Linux kernel, FILO, GRUB2, OpenBIOS, Open Firmware, SmartFirmware, GNUFI (UEFI), Etherboot, ADLO (for booting Windows 2000 and OpenBSD), Plan 9, or memtest86.
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