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coreboot
coreboot is an open source firmware project described as fast, secure and flexible. It is a member of the Software Freedom Conservancy and accepts donations. General inquiries are handled through a mailing list, and security issues can be reported privately by email.
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- Open Source firmware Source: coreboot.org
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