On 12/27/2013 01:29 PM, David Hendricks wrote:
Just to clarify a couple things...
We don't have an infrastructure for block devices, let alone MMC.
Up until now this has been considered the work of the payload. The existing ARM platforms supported in coreboot use SPI ROM to store the firmware.
And I'd really love if this could continue to be the work of the payload. Sadly, when the firmware is stored on a block device (as is the case with the cubieboard) this becomes our job.
Our ARM support is still wearing diapers.
In a generic sense, ARM support is working quite well. We've used it on a few different SoCs already, not just in the Exynos family. Most of that code is quite simple and portable.
Is any ARM board shipping with coreboot?