Ahmad Fatoum

If you are at #39c3 and are curious about how kernel and firmware use #OpenFirmware device tree to discover hardware and how @barebox (and other bootloaders) use it when booting Linux, come by tomorrow at 13:00 at the open source firmware assembly in Hall 3 Foyer!

If you can't make it and you don't find me near the #barebox demo at the assembly, shoot me a message, I am happy to meet up and chat about all things #embedded #linux, barebox and liberating boot!

https://events.ccc.de/congress/2025/hub/en/event/detail/workshop-device-tree-handling-and-linux-booting-wi

- [x] Arrive at #38c3
- [x] Find Open Source Firmware (#OSFW) Assembly
- [x] Set up @barebox demo and stickers

@dok You can construct executable code that starts with "MZ": Linux EFI stub uses "MZ@\xfa" (ccmp x18, #0x0, #0xd, pl, basically no-op). barebox says it's an "ARM AArch64 Linux Image", so I am wondering why it's called vmlinux?