Jason's Notes
We regret to announce that PC Engines, a provider of small and low-power servers for network security, wireless networking, and embedded applications, has discontinued its sponsorship for open-source firmware. Although this is a significant change for the open-source firmware community, our commitment to supporting the hardware remains strong. At Dasharo , we aim to continue the legacy of PC Engines by distributing open-source firmware and putting the community's needs first. Our focus will be on releases a
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Each binary (or archive in case of older images) is cryptographically signed by PC Engines Open Source Firmware Release Signing Key adequate to the official coreboot release (i.e. 4.9.0.x releases are signed by 4.9 Signing Key and 4.10.0.x by 4.10 Signing Key). Legacy releases starting from v4.0.28 are being signed with PC Engines Open Source Firmware Release 4.10 Signing Key. The keys are maintained and managed by 3mdeb company responsible for maintaining PC Engines firmware. Under each release binaries on
Jason's Notes