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<strong>Overlay bundles can be merged in the initramfs</strong> - all overlay bundles can be "merged" with the initramfs structure. In this way all overlay bundle functionality is available on boot, ragrdless of the limited hardware detection support. This makes the initramfs structure significantly larger and as consequence you need more RAM since all overlay bundles are available as part of the initramfs. <strong>Overlay bundles can be merged in the initramfs</strong> - all overlay bundles can be "merged" with the initramfs structure. In this way all overlay bundle functionality is available on boot, ragrdless of the limited hardware detection support. This makes the initramfs structure significantly larger and as consequence you need more RAM since all overlay bundles are available as part of the initramfs.
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<strong>Structural improvements</strong> - the overlay build system is completely separated from the main build system. The main shell scripts are more, but each individual shell script has simpler structure. Both tha mian build process and the overlay build system rely on "common" logic from separate shell script, which is included in all other relevant shell scripts. The "sparse" image file size has been increased to 3MB in order to handle the size of the default overlay bundles. <strong>Structural improvements</strong> - the overlay build system is completely separated from the main build system. The main shell scripts are more, but each individual shell script has simpler structure. Both the main build process and the overlay build system rely on "common" logic from separate shell script, which is included in all other relevant shell scripts. The "sparse" image file size has been increased to 3MB in order to handle the size of the default overlay bundles.
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<strong>UEFI and BIOS support</strong> - MLL provides different build flavors, depending on the targeted firmware compatibility. The "bios" build flavor targets legacy BIOS systems and uses precompiled boot loaders provided by the <a target="_blank" href="http://syslinux.org">syslinux</a> project. The "uefi" build flavor targets modern UEFI systems and uses precompiled boot loaders provided by the <a target="_blank" href="http://github.com/ivandavidov/systemd-boot">systemd-boot</a> project. You can also generate "mixed" ISO image which can boot on both legacy BIOS and modern UEFI systems. The default build flavor is "bios". <strong>UEFI and BIOS support</strong> - MLL provides different build flavors, depending on the targeted firmware compatibility. The "bios" build flavor targets legacy BIOS systems and uses precompiled boot loaders provided by the <a target="_blank" href="http://syslinux.org">syslinux</a> project. The "uefi" build flavor targets modern UEFI systems and uses precompiled boot loaders provided by the <a target="_blank" href="http://github.com/ivandavidov/systemd-boot">systemd-boot</a> project. You can also generate "mixed" ISO image which can boot on both legacy BIOS and modern UEFI systems. The default build flavor is "bios".