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rwmj on Jan 11, 2020 | parent | context | favorite | on: What is wrong with all those AArch64 desktops?

ARM defines SBSA and SBBR as the standard boot environment for servers, so you can take a Windows ARM ISO or a RHEL ARM ISO and boot either on the same server hardware. Desktop ARM - were there to be any demand for it - could support the same standard.

timthorn on Jan 11, 2020 [–]

All the Avantek desktops do.

haerwu on Jan 11, 2020 | [–]

Those workstations use server motherboards.

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