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asianpopupwork
2817 days ago
If the memory initialize code is released as a binary blob, it is called as FSP (which usually is used with Coreboot). Why not just call it as the original name - memory reference code(MRC)?
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bytefire
2816 days ago
you're right, MRC is a major part of FSP but i think FSP does more work than just initialise memory. it also performs some CPU init and also ICH.
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