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U-Boot v2020.10 released

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Monday 5th of October 2020 07:40:35 PM Filed under
Linux
Hey all,

It is release day and here is the v2020.10 release.  With this release
we have a number of "please migrate to DM" warnings that are now 1 year
past their warning date, and well past 1 year of those warnings being
printed.  It's getting up there on my TODO list to see if removing
features or boards in these cases is easier.

In terms of a changelog, 
git log --merges v2020.10-rc5..v2020.10
or
git log --merges v2020.07..v2020.10

The merge window is once again open and I plan to tag -rc1 on Monday,
October 26th, bi-weekly -rcs thereafter and final release on January
11th, 2021.

I am merging the next branch to master shortly and will send a separate
email when that is done.

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U-Boot 2020.10 Released With Many Improvements

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Tuesday 6th of October 2020 08:50:32 AM.
  • U-Boot 2020.10 Released With Many Improvements

    U-Boot 2020.10 released on Monday as the latest quarterly feature update to this open-source bootloader popular with embedded devices.

    While not talked about as much as GRUB, U-Boot continues quite successfully in 2020 with appearing on hardware from Chromebooks and plenty of network devices to SpaceX rockets at the opposite end. With U-Boot 2020.10 there are a plethora of changes as usual compared to the previous release, v2020.07.

U-Boot 2020.10 Is Released With Support For Lots Of New Hardware

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 7th of October 2020 01:15:17 AM.
  • U-Boot 2020.10 Is Released With Support For Lots Of New Hardware

    U-Boot is a lesser-known Germany boot loader that's actually quite widely deployed on things like embedded devices, Chromebooks, networking gear and SpaceX rockets. The latest v2020.10 has a rather long list of interesting changes considering that it's only been three months since the last v2020.07 release.

    [...]

    The German U-Boot boot loader is not very popular among GNU/Linux distributions who all use GRUB but it's actually a widely used boot loader found on a lot of networking devices, Chromebooks and even things like hi-end HI-FI equipment.

    The latest quarterly U-Boot release has a long list of changes since the last release.

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