> The Raspberry Pi is really a VideoCore IV processor with an ARM bolted on the side.
I knew that the bootloader worked that way but didn't think of it being that way until reading your comment. Interesting to think of the hierarchy that way.
Naively this makes me think that the ARM ISA could use something like UEFI (or BIOS) to unify the devices' bootstrapping logic around some common metaphor.
I knew that the bootloader worked that way but didn't think of it being that way until reading your comment. Interesting to think of the hierarchy that way.
Naively this makes me think that the ARM ISA could use something like UEFI (or BIOS) to unify the devices' bootstrapping logic around some common metaphor.