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- 1: Playing with Thunderbolt under Linux on Apple hardware
- 2: A short introduction to TPMs
- 3: More in the series of bizarre UEFI bugs
- 4: Samsung laptop bug is not Linux specific
- 5: Rebooting
- 6: Update on leaked UEFI signing keys - probably no significant risk
- 7: Leaked UEFI signing keys
- 8: Secure Boot and Restricted Boot.
- 9: The current state of UEFI and Linux
- 10: Using pstore to debug awkward kernel crashes
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Truly stupid
Date: 2012-03-18 03:24 am (UTC)My bet is that Apple simply 'knows' not to use any UEFI memory until all devices have been reinitialized by the OS - or they even have a way to pass that memory region back to the OS.
Can we have Linux reserve all such regions until we walked the list of known devices and put them in a known state? At least for Macs?
Dirk