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To build a '''coreboot image that contains a small Linux system in | To build a '''coreboot image that contains a small Linux system in flash''' (this setup is also know as '''LAB''' — '''Linux as BIOS''') you can simply point to the bzImage as your payload (x86 only). The [[buildrom]] utility can help you download and compile all required components. | ||
== Further Information == | == Further Information == | ||
* [[QEMU Build Tutorial]] | * [[QEMU Build Tutorial]] | ||
Revision as of 08:49, 18 December 2013
To build a coreboot image that contains a small Linux system in flash (this setup is also know as LAB — Linux as BIOS) you can simply point to the bzImage as your payload (x86 only). The buildrom utility can help you download and compile all required components.