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Originally posted by vitalif View PostThis was never an obstacle with drivers like broadcom etc... In fact there were scripts that successfully extracted the firmware from broadcom windows driver. The driver is able to decrypt and extract firmware itself, so an external script should also be able to. I mean it's there somewhere, someone just needs to find it
In other words, NVIDIA has complicated the process on purpose, pretty much none else gives 2 shits about protecting the firmware like that, they just bundle it with the driver and that's it. Easy to extract.
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Originally posted by Qaridariumother drivers do this for years... like "wlan" device drivers or lan chip drivers.
GPU hardware processor is not efficient for all tasks it has to do.
GPU drivers run a bunch of tasks on the host CPU.
If you want a self-sufficient GPU firmware you must integrate x86 CPU in GPU.
Does not matter how many times you repeat stupid ideas. It remains stupid for GPU to move all code to a firmware. You just show everyone you don't know what you are talking about.
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