I have access to the Surface RT SPI interface, I'd love to load up linux on it. But what do I do with this SPI interface? Apparently I can dump the bootloader image using SPI.


BUT at any rate, I can get grub using goldenkey and a grub for arm compile. But how can I "Generate" a devicetree blob from within windows for ARMHF? I can run anything right now on the RT pretty much.... IN windows lol

How will you get past bios? https://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/0...lock_loophole/

Well, to be honest... They never patched that.

I go the most up to date surface RT image and goldenkey still works, it enables unsigned uefi .efi. *shrug*

I know they say that is patched but it is not. As I can install the most up to date image of RT and boot to grub for armhf with goldenkey.


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I was just pondering why devicetree blob generator does not exist on github for generating a devicetree natively with windows/embedded devices. Otherwise, how can I boot linux on the device to get /proc/devicetree

Anyway, any help is greatly appreciated. It's my only hope and you could imagine the smile on my face once I can get a successful devicetree blob source.

Connect to an instance of the SQL Server Database Engine and then expand that instance. Expand Databases and then expand the database containing the objects to be scripted. Expand the category node of the types of object.