Andrew Joakimsen wrote:
The REAL reason why this is implemented is because currently Windows 7 can be pirated with a hacked bootloader. Therefore this UEFI secure boot will in theory render that "attack" impossible.
In theory, impossible. Technically, not. Just thought I should clear that up. Cheers -- Chris Jones @ kernel.devproject@gmail.com also on oracle.kerneldev@gmail.com and netbsd.kerneldev@gmail.com OpenSUSE Linux x86_64 (PC)|Android (Smartphone)|Windows 7 (Laptop)|Windows XP (Gaming) Linux kernel developer|Solaris kernel developer|BSD kernel developer Lead Developer of SDL|Lead Developer of Nest Linux|Gamer and Emulator nut|Web Services|Digital Imaging Services Controllers: Rapier V2 Gaming mouse|Logitech Precision|PS3 controller|XB360 controller|Logitech Attack 3 j/stick Emulators: Fusion|Gens|ZSNES|Project64|PCSX-R|Stella|WinVICE|WinUAE|DOSBox -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-project+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, email: opensuse-project+owner@opensuse.org