UEFI: What's So Unified About It? (eth0_2026)
From Chaos Computer Club - recent events feed (high quality) · 00:45:36
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An introduction to how UEFI works and what it is that makes it "unified", how to discover things in areas you have no clue about through practice, and a case study of this via a bootloader I wrote from scratch with no prior domain-specific knowledge. tub source code: https://git.toast.cafe/~toast/tub/ about this event: https://git.toast.cafe/~toast/tub/
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