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* '''2008/12/09:''' [[News#2008.2F12.2F09_AMD_Pistacio_now_supported|AMD Pistacio support]] | |||
* '''2008/12/05:''' [[News#2008.2F12.2F05_NEC_PowerMate_2000_now_supported|NEC PowerMate 2000 support]] | * '''2008/12/05:''' [[News#2008.2F12.2F05_NEC_PowerMate_2000_now_supported|NEC PowerMate 2000 support]] | ||
* '''2008/11/19:''' [[News#2008.2F11.2F19_LiPPERT_Cool_RoadRunner-LX_now_supported|LiPPERT Cool RoadRunner LX support]] | * '''2008/11/19:''' [[News#2008.2F11.2F19_LiPPERT_Cool_RoadRunner-LX_now_supported|LiPPERT Cool RoadRunner LX support]] | ||
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* '''2008/10/27:''' [[News#2008.2F10.2F27_MSI_MS-6147_now_supported|MSI MS-6147 support]] | * '''2008/10/27:''' [[News#2008.2F10.2F27_MSI_MS-6147_now_supported|MSI MS-6147 support]] | ||
* '''2008/10/12:''' [[News#2008.2F10.2F12_VIA_pc2500e_now_supported|VIA pc2500e support]] | * '''2008/10/12:''' [[News#2008.2F10.2F12_VIA_pc2500e_now_supported|VIA pc2500e support]] | ||
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* '''2009/02/20-22:''' [[News#2008. | * '''2009/02/20-22:''' [[News#2008.2F12.2F10_coreboot_at_SCALE_7x|coreboot @ SCALE 7x]] | ||
* '''2008/12/27-30:''' [[News#2008.2F10.2F19_coreboot_at_25C3_in_Berlin.2C_Germany|coreboot @ 25C3]] in Berlin | * '''2008/12/27-30:''' [[News#2008.2F10.2F19_coreboot_at_25C3_in_Berlin.2C_Germany|coreboot @ 25C3]] in Berlin | ||
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Revision as of 23:18, 10 December 2008
coreboot (formerly known as 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.
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