The makers of Raspberry Pi computers have released a new boot loader that lets users install an operating system like the official OS directly on the compute board rather than via a separate computer.

Also, most of what the Raspberry Pi Foundation releases is open source. Much of the firmware and at least parts of the bootloader are not, presumably because they're Broadcom proprietary code. I can't ...

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