BGFG
November 25th, 2008, 11:32 PM
Oie,
I was just reading a post on coreboot and wondered. Flashing the BIOS in windows is quick and painless. (i have a dell and would just download the executable then make sure the machine 'was not powered off during the update process')
I think a built in tool in the linux desktop would be a cool way to allow users to replace their existing BIOS with coreboot.
You know, download the coreboot file, open it with a utility, machine restarts, bios is flashed. BOOM.
I was just reading a post on coreboot and wondered. Flashing the BIOS in windows is quick and painless. (i have a dell and would just download the executable then make sure the machine 'was not powered off during the update process')
I think a built in tool in the linux desktop would be a cool way to allow users to replace their existing BIOS with coreboot.
You know, download the coreboot file, open it with a utility, machine restarts, bios is flashed. BOOM.