LinuxBoot
LinuxBoot is a Linux Foundation firmware project that uses a Linux kernel and initramfs as a bootloader, replacing specific firmware functionality such as UEFI DXE. It provides faster, more reliable, and more secure boot processes by leveraging the well-tested Linux kernel for hardware initialization. Core components include u-root (the ramfs builder), the LinuxBoot build system, and the NERF (Non-Extensible Reduced Firmware) heritage from Google.
APIs
LinuxBoot Build System
The LinuxBoot project's build system and tooling for replacing UEFI DXE with a Linux kernel-based boot environment. Includes integrations with coreboot/LinuxBoot and UEFI PEI/Li...
u-root
u-root is a Go-based universal root filesystem and ramfs builder used by LinuxBoot to assemble a minimal initramfs containing the userspace tools needed for booting.