I’m not excited about oreboot. Fork is not engineering. Neither is replacing mature field-stressed implementation with immature Rust implementation.
Enabling Rust on side with C in upstream #coreboot would be engineering. This way upstream stays mature but Rust can be used to further improve the implementation.
EDIT: I gave this more thought and here’s what I spammed :-) To put story short I don’t believe this works as a “standalone product” but is still potentially useful: https://social.kernel.org/notice/AdIOdilzP66IevvbCy
#apache #tvm is somewhat involved to install #macOS laptop. At least compared to pipx install apache-tvm in my #Linux desktop.
I followed these randomly found instructions but rolled it backed immediately because I don’t want to re-spend my time on this.
Also makes me wonder how big mess compiler toolchains are in macOS really:
llvm in some form.llvm, which logically makes no sense to me.Might be just that the instructions are the broken portion but feels somewhat primitive and unorganized…I’m glad I develop iOS or Mac applications because then I would actually would have to use this as a real development machine I guess :-)
PS. The official instructions for macOS do not work in macOS at all :-)