On Tue, 10 Jun 2008 16:28:54 +0200, Stefan Reinauer stepan@coresystems.de wrote:
Joseph Smith wrote:
Given the above, I see two possibilities.
The first involves having coreboot build the standard tables.
Like I said why not just have a mini program between the two that
handles
this operation. It could be added to coreboot or legacybios as an option module. The mini program would read the coreboot tables and what ever
else
it needed and then set these tables up in a format that coresponds with legacybios, and finally passes the tables to legacybios. Does it have to
be
more complicated than that?
Why not have one or the other do it, thus saving another instance with knowledge around?
Yup one or the other...