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Canoeboot
Canoeboot is a free/libre coreboot distribution providing BIOS/UEFI boot firmware for specific Intel/AMD x86 and ARM motherboards. It initialises hardware and starts a bootloader, offering GRUB, SeaBIOS and U-Boot payloads in a single image with a choice at boot time. Linux and BSD are supported. It removes binary blobs from coreboot, including CPU microcode updates.
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- GRUB and SeaBIOS payloads on x86/x86_64 Intel/AMD motherboards Source: canoeboot.org
- removes all binary blobs from coreboot Source: canoeboot.org
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rEFInd is a boot manager for computers based on EFI and UEFI, presenting a menu of boot options at startup. It is a fork of the rEFIT boot manager and expands on its capabilities, including direct launching of Linux kernels and support for Secure Boot. It is not a boot loader.
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