← Back to context Comment by mschuster91 3 hours ago Phones most commonly use their own bootloader stack. 3 comments mschuster91 Reply mjg59 3 hours ago UEFI is pretty common on phones now, but it's unlikely that any of them are running this network stack there. yjftsjthsd-h 3 hours ago Is it? I'd like a UEFI phone booting GNU/Linux but last I looked it was a bunch of hacky aftermarket firmwares.PS your profile links a blog that says you moved mjg59 2 hours ago It being UEFI doesn't mean it's a standard platform, there's no ACPI and you're going to need a custom kernel that targets that specific device. UEFI alone isn't enough to support booting a generic OS.And thanks! Updated my profile.
mjg59 3 hours ago UEFI is pretty common on phones now, but it's unlikely that any of them are running this network stack there. yjftsjthsd-h 3 hours ago Is it? I'd like a UEFI phone booting GNU/Linux but last I looked it was a bunch of hacky aftermarket firmwares.PS your profile links a blog that says you moved mjg59 2 hours ago It being UEFI doesn't mean it's a standard platform, there's no ACPI and you're going to need a custom kernel that targets that specific device. UEFI alone isn't enough to support booting a generic OS.And thanks! Updated my profile.
yjftsjthsd-h 3 hours ago Is it? I'd like a UEFI phone booting GNU/Linux but last I looked it was a bunch of hacky aftermarket firmwares.PS your profile links a blog that says you moved mjg59 2 hours ago It being UEFI doesn't mean it's a standard platform, there's no ACPI and you're going to need a custom kernel that targets that specific device. UEFI alone isn't enough to support booting a generic OS.And thanks! Updated my profile.
mjg59 2 hours ago It being UEFI doesn't mean it's a standard platform, there's no ACPI and you're going to need a custom kernel that targets that specific device. UEFI alone isn't enough to support booting a generic OS.And thanks! Updated my profile.
UEFI is pretty common on phones now, but it's unlikely that any of them are running this network stack there.
Is it? I'd like a UEFI phone booting GNU/Linux but last I looked it was a bunch of hacky aftermarket firmwares.
PS your profile links a blog that says you moved
It being UEFI doesn't mean it's a standard platform, there's no ACPI and you're going to need a custom kernel that targets that specific device. UEFI alone isn't enough to support booting a generic OS.
And thanks! Updated my profile.