本帖最後由 UltimateGTR 於 2019-1-12 19:00 編輯
UEFI+secure boot原意不差,但因為有MS+Intel這兩間在行業中有極大話語權的公司想玩野,搞到不如以前既BIOS自由...
之前小弟在另一Post講既野:
From: https://www.hkepc.com/forum/redi ... 39&pid=37074077
From: https://www.hkepc.com/forum/redi ... 33&pid=37848694
Intel在2020年會停止支援UEFI class 0, 1, 2, 只會剩下class 3, Compatibility Support Module也會移除...
到時boot唔到XP啦...
仲要諗諗secure boot既證書發行者...
source:
http://www.guru3d.com/news-story ... -modes-in-2020.html
quote from comments:
-The Evil Empire, widely known as m$ is trying all that is possible to prevent/discourage people from using op systems other than window$ (and the "old", "obsolete" win versions too). One of the deceptive strategies is to persuade hardware manufacturers (that is, twisting their arms, bribing etc.) to come up with such "inventions" that would prevent (or make it more expensive) the use of, say Linux or/and iOS, as either only or primary or secondary OS within the same PC where window$ resides. Another benefit (for the Empire) is to make so-called cracking harder to implement (under a pretense of being concerned with the software's "safety").
Why (you may wonder)? Because that miserable, butterfly-looking pickpocket who owns m$ got obsessed with the idea of ruling the world, that's why...
There is still a bunch of OSes with no UEFI support, some old ones like XP some not that old. If csm is removed from the bios u won't be able to boot those OSes, period.
-Then there is the "secure" boot mess.... "secure" boot makes it so only digitally signed code can be booted to. The problem here is that code has to be signed against a pre-installed certificate in the bios itself (installing custom certificates is usually locked out or very, very inconvenient) and the original owner of the certificates is MS. Is up to the mb manufacturers to include more certificates but they are not immune to external pressure, if Intel wants it, it can "convince" them to only ship X certificate or the chipset will be more expensive/refuse to work at all.
As an example, upon the release of UEFI a couple years ago, Ubuntu (a linux distribution) had to reach to MS to sign they own code..... that's a monopolistic, greedy and very dangerous situation that consumers should avoid at all costs. |