Find out if there is a reliable method to identify if the BIOS ROM provided is a retail or debug version, what version of the kernel it implements, and perhaps go even further and detect if it is a hacked BIOS.
The same applies to the MCPX ROM. This should be much easier to detect.
One possible method is to maintain a database of known ROM dumps along with their hashes. The database will provide all the metadata necessary to identify the ROM.
StrikerX3
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5 years ago
Find out if there is a reliable method to identify if the BIOS ROM provided is a retail or debug version, what version of the kernel it implements, and perhaps go even further and detect if it is a hacked BIOS.
The same applies to the MCPX ROM. This should be much easier to detect.
One possible method is to maintain a database of known ROM dumps along with their hashes. The database will provide all the metadata necessary to identify the ROM.