Ludwig Jaffe wrote:
> Within coreboot, using a 8MByte Bios we should have enough space
> for the userland.
Note that 8Mbyte flash chips are very rare. Flash chip sizes are
always expressed in bits, so 8MB means 8Mbit, ie. 1Mbyte.
> Now the question is, which board/chipset would you choose?
Prob
Am 14.05.2009 10:44, schrieb Ludwig Jaffe:
The Server just boots coreboot and then the xen-kernel with the
essential tools. So if anything goes wrong (Misconfigured Xen-clients,
hdd-failures, Network, other pain which does not affect cpu+chipset)
the box will be able to be put to life again from
Hi there,
as coreboot gives us the possibility to fully control a board's boot
process, I would like to suggest to make a small end-user project.
As I do want to build some web and application servers using xen. I
think about joining forces and build a reference-implementation for that.
So anyo
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