On Wed, 09 Mar 2016 04:24:04 +0000 ron minnich <rminn...@gmail.com> wrote:
> yeah, we had something like this in the linuxbios days. I think you > don't want to build it on demand, but rather have a bunch of > pre-built images that are known good. Once we get reproducible builds, we could: 1) Store an (SHA) hash of images in board-status. 2) Make the rom-o-matic build (with the board-status configs) and verify(checksums) the image of a known good state. That would still not guarantee that the given image would work on every variation of a given device[1], but that would still be better than the current status today. References: ----------- [1]I'm thinking of mainboards supporting several CPU families: In that case the rom-o-matic would somehow need to inform the user about the tested configuration. RAM sizes and modules also often varies between users. Denis.
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