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‎docs/alt/alt-distros.md‎

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title: Alternative Distributions
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Linux distros and other OSes that have added support for
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The primary supported distribution is the [Fedora Asahi Remix](https://asahilinux.org/fedora/), but several members of the community have contributed guides and pre-built artifacts in order to use other distros on Apple Silicon Macs. These efforts are listed here. Please remember that these are user-contributed, and the Asahi Linux project cannot provide support or any guarantee of compatibility, functionality, or safety.
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| Distro | Maintainer | Installation Guide |

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title: Asahi Boot Process
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How Asahi Linux boots on Apple Silicon Macs, intended for
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This page explains the packages/components involved in a bootable Asahi Linux system, and how they interact with each other. It is aimed at distro packagers and people who want to roll/maintain their own builds instead of using packages. It is based on the setup used in the Arch Linux ARM-based reference distro, but should apply to most systems.
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This is a practical guide. For a more formal description/spec, including how we handle vendor firmware, see [Open OS Ecosystem on Apple Silicon Macs](../platform/open-os-interop.md). For information about specifically how everything is plumbed in Fedora Asahi Remix, see its [How it's made](https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/fedora-asahi-remix/how-its-made/) page.

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**This page contains distro-specific information. This documentation**
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**repo is not for distro-specific documentation. The proper place for**
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**this is the distro's own documentation system. This page will be removed**

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When Apple firmware boots a kernel, it passes a device tree in a binary format. This format is very similar to, but different from, the Open Firmware standard expected by Linux.
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Like Linux devicetrees, the Apple device tree (ADT) encodes a number of untyped byte arrays (properties) in a hierarchy of nodes. These describe the available hardware, or provide other information that Apple thinks the firmware might need to tell the kernel about. This includes identifying and secret information like serial numbers and WiFi keys.

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Apple Silicon devices seem to follow a boot flow very similar to modern iOS devices.
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# Stage 0 (SecureROM)

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### Memory

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