[Beowulf] Repenting for sins against Dell (on good Friday, no less)
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Mark Hahn hahn at mcmaster.caFri Apr 10 09:26:21 PDT 2009
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> easier (DKMS). Upgrading a BIOS version from a Linux shell is not > something you want to give up after you tried it. if a vendor wanted to do a good job, I think that opening/documenting the bios would be a huge win. for instance, giving us a way to poke (or at least peek) the actual bios settings in flash would be incredibly valuable. I expect that supporting flash from linux would be pretty simple - a small kernel driver to abstract from the flash size/type and its particular controller. IMO, this is clearly in the vendor's court because they're the ones who know/control the hardware details. HP distributes linux-based firmware updates, but only for add-in devices (scsi controllers, BMC, etc), not the bios itself...
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