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There is a Filter to stop booting when the CPUID is not in a list of supported CPUs. This filter does not make sense in the real world usage.<br />For example socket 775:<br />When you enter a working cpu, then it boots. In some cases the coreboot code didnt work with a CPU where it should. For example some Pentium-4 CPUs. Then it crashes even before raminit.<br />But when you add a CPU that "would" work but is not listed in the CPUID lists from coreboot, the machine didnt boot. If you simply add the CPUID to the list everything works fine.<br /><br />In short: The only thing this CPUID list is doing is blocking functionality and adding work (a list that have to be maintained). Nothing else. If a CPU is not supported, it crashes after 4-5 lines of logfile - even before the raminit. Thats before this CPUID list is been checked.<br /><br />Please remove those CPUID lists.<br /> </body>
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