In a way, yes, there is still a bootloader that handles network booting, install, NVMe, USB boot. It is proprietary but it is not encrypted or open source.
It's main task is to monitor clocks, power and encryption key handling for encrypted boot. Though it is now handled inside of an EEPROM so there is no start.elf or bootcode.bin required.
In a way, yes, there is still a bootloader that handles network booting, install, NVMe, USB boot. It is proprietary but it is not encrypted or open source.
It's main task is to monitor clocks, power and encryption key handling for encrypted boot. Though it is now handled inside of an EEPROM so there is no start.elf or bootcode.bin required.
