top | item 47116334 (no title) DiabloD3 | 6 days ago They were using OpenFirmware, the standard that EFI is built on, but their first x86 CPU was a Core 1 iirc, which had shipped with a UEFI on real PCs. discuss order hn newest LargoLasskhyfv|5 days ago Are you sure their early EFI contained anything from OpenFirmware, except for conceptual inspiration, maybe? DiabloD3|4 days ago Intel wanted to rip OpenFirmware off and wanted to EEE it without paying lip service to Sun et al.It isn't an accident that both, for example, use Forth. load replies (1)
LargoLasskhyfv|5 days ago Are you sure their early EFI contained anything from OpenFirmware, except for conceptual inspiration, maybe? DiabloD3|4 days ago Intel wanted to rip OpenFirmware off and wanted to EEE it without paying lip service to Sun et al.It isn't an accident that both, for example, use Forth. load replies (1)
DiabloD3|4 days ago Intel wanted to rip OpenFirmware off and wanted to EEE it without paying lip service to Sun et al.It isn't an accident that both, for example, use Forth. load replies (1)
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DiabloD3|4 days ago
It isn't an accident that both, for example, use Forth.