Infrastructure Solutions forum What does it mean for a system to be Arm ServerReady?

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What does it mean for a system to be Arm ServerReady?

Ed Vielmetti over 4 years ago

I have heard the term ServerReady thrown around quite freely.

Can someone please explain what this means and how Arm is involved?

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0 poddingue over 4 years ago

I'm really interested in that too. I hear that quite a lot, and would love to know more about SBBR, ServerReady, UEFI, and the difference with U-Boot.
I'm all ears!
Thanks in advance.
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0 poddingue over 4 years ago

I'm really interested in that too. I hear that quite a lot, and would love to know more about SBBR, ServerReady, UEFI, and the difference with U-Boot.
I'm all ears!
Thanks in advance.
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