Ubuntu flash-kernel Package Looks To Drop Support For Old ARM Hardware

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    They should bring in a law where a manufacturer have to opensource the device when they end of life it ...
    For some time now, approximately every single kommercial ship has been owned by more than one of the major ship-owning firms, along with hundreds of other ships. No, a separate company is created for each ship.

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  • Ubuntu flash-kernel Package Looks To Drop Support For Old ARM Hardware

    Phoronix: Ubuntu flash-kernel Package Looks To Drop Support For Old ARM Hardware

    The flash-kernel package is used for putting the Linux kernel image and initramfs in the boot location for embedded devices that aren't able to boot directly from /boot. The flash-kernel package is particularly important for older ARM hardware while now Ubuntu maintainers are looking at dropping patches they currently carry for a number of aging ARM platforms...

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