After reading an article describing the High-priority list for the FSF I checked out our listing.
And found the following.
""" The way to solve the problem is to run a free BIOS. And our community has developed free BIOSes--for instance, LinuxBIOS, which is a modified version of the kernel, Linux. However, """
Seems to me this is not really true. LinuxBIOS is _vastly_ different than the Linux Kernel. We ripped some PCI code, printk code and a few other bits but I can't see us being a "modified version of the kernel..."
We can load a kernel and our ultimate goal is to use a kernel as a super-bootloader but not to be a kernel.
Anyone else think it needs changing?
-- Richard A. Smith