boot: Remove impl of Info for Linux Boot Protocol #227
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The Linux Boot Protocol is no longer supported for starting RHF and as such there is no need to implemement that trait. In this case the trait was also being overloaded for access to some code for booting *with* the Linux Boot Protocol and so those functions are now directly included in `boot::Params`. Signed-off-by: Rob Bradford <[email protected]>
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The Linux Boot Protocol is no longer supported for starting RHF and as
such there is no need to implemement that trait.
In this case the trait was also being overloaded for access to some code
for booting with the Linux Boot Protocol and so those functions are
now directly included in
boot::Params.Signed-off-by: Rob Bradford [email protected]