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linuxboot

The LinuxBoot project is working to enable Linux to replace your firmware on all platforms.

Extracting vendor ROM

For the Intel S2600WF we need quite a few files from the vendor ROM right now. Using UEFITool extract the recovery image firmware volume CDBB7B35-6833-4ED6-9AB2-57D2ACDDF6F0 into blobs/s2600wf/s2600wf-dxe.vol and then run:

uefi-firmware-parser --extract s2600wf-dxe.vol

This will create blobs/s2600wf/volume-0/file-*, which will be merged into our firmware volume during the build.