"It's not written in to the spec for fairly straightforward reasons - UEFI as a body is really only empowered to specify mechanisms, not how they're used."
sorry what?
How can you specify mechanisms without considering how to control them?
A mechanism IS the considered implementation of control
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Re: Why's it not in the spec
Date: 2013-02-05 03:10 am (UTC)sorry what?
How can you specify mechanisms without considering how to control them?
A mechanism IS the considered implementation of control
You must mean standards?