As found here, the PI 1.1 specification has been released, which enables the wider range of silicon support underneath a UEFI 2.1b firmware implementation. We'll focus on what's has changed in subsequent posts. Hmmm...wonder what's on tap for 1.2?
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February 26, 2008
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