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(I don't do GRUB2 anymore. Neither does anyone else in the coreboot community, as least not at the locations given) |
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* The mainline version of GRUB2 has a [http://grub.enbug.org/CoreBoot wiki page on the coreboot port]. | * The mainline version of GRUB2 has a [http://grub.enbug.org/CoreBoot wiki page on the coreboot port]. | ||
* | * As an alternative, you could consider using [[FILO]]. Both FILO and GRUB2 have various advantages and disadvantages. Which of the two is better suited depends on your requirements. | ||
* Additional information about our former GRUB2 effort (which was part of Google Summer of Code 2007) can be found in the history of this page. Don't expect any link there to work. | * Additional information about our former GRUB2 effort (which was part of Google Summer of Code 2007) can be found in the history of this page. Don't expect any link there to work. | ||
Revision as of 13:54, 10 July 2009
GRUB2 is a modular, multiboot-capable bootloader for many operating systems that can be used as a payload for coreboot.
Status
- The mainline version of GRUB2 has a wiki page on the coreboot port.
- As an alternative, you could consider using FILO. Both FILO and GRUB2 have various advantages and disadvantages. Which of the two is better suited depends on your requirements.
- Additional information about our former GRUB2 effort (which was part of Google Summer of Code 2007) can be found in the history of this page. Don't expect any link there to work.