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Dasharo Learn	Discover and see how it works	learn	pages/learn	title description page_content_list Dasharo <br> <span>LEARN</span> Discover and see how it works title icon link How Dasharo <span> works</span> images/icons/knight-grey.png #how-dasharo-works title icon link Dasharo <span>modules</span> images/icons/rook-grey.png #dasharo-modules title icon link DI<span>Y</span> images/icons/bishop-grey.png #dasharo-diy	title how_dasharo_works_details How Dasharo <span>works</span> dasharo_graph_image title content_block_1 content_block_2 content_block_3 images/img/dasharo-graph.svg Let’s us briefly explain what exactly Dasharo stack consists of <span>The first layer is a target platform.</span> Most clients have it already chosen when starting a journey with Dasharo, however sometimes the platform is only adapted to a pre-selected set of features. With the knowledge about it’s specification we can proceed further. <span>The next step is about the firmware layer.</span> The most common is coreboot due to its strong focus on boot speed, security and flexibility, however the choice depends on targeted users of the platform. Further, depending on the chosen firmware, integration of Intel FSP or AMD AGESA is set. Having it all confirmed, the payload and the operating system may become the next layer – The stack may differ at this point. For example, UEFI firmware doesn't need payload to be implemented, due to its compatibility with UEFI specification. <span>Followingly, selected set of features is implemented. </span> The choice depends on platform specification and it's overall destination. The list of the sample features is available below. The process of creating dedicated Dasharo firmware is performed with the constant support of our team, from the early advisory steps to the constant maintenance process.	title description modules_category Dasharo <span>Modules</span> Below are sample Dasharo features that can be added to your Dasharo product. title icon modules_list Security Module images/icons/rook-white.png title features Static Code Root of Trust for Measurement (S-CRTM) To establish trust anchor for all integrity measurements gathered during boot process. title features Dynamic Root of Trust for Measurement (D-RTM) To reestablish trust in a compromised environment without reboot. title features Secure, verified and measured boot integration To make sure your platform boots only trusted code. title features Firmware Recovery To recover the firmware image in any situation. title features Firmware re-ownership To complete the ownership transfer and verification of the software delivered with hardware. title features Trusted Platform Module 2.0 (TPM) To make your platform tamper resistant, with secure chip that carries out cryptographic operations. title features Secure firmware update To mitigate supply chain attacks and provide secure system firmware update. title features Security Features Automatic Report To raise awareness of the security features implemented and the level of protection offered by platform firmware. title features OPAL integration To enhance the safety of the data on the disk by leveraging its security features. title features Intel STM or AMD SMM Supervisor To allow only controlled access and harden the level of isolation. title features Hypervisor as payload To increase the security of the running target software to the highest possible level. title icon modules_list Compatibility Module images/icons/bishop-white.png title features Regression Test Results (RTR) To prove the Dasharo generic and customer-specific features for your platform with a powerful set of automated suites integrated with Dasharo CI and results visualization. title features Documentation To make users self-sufficient with explicit, user-dedicated manuals of released binaries, installation steps and best practices guidelines. title features Continuous Integration To handle faults, isolate and resolve them in a reasonable time, including emergency releases. title features USB boot To easily and quickly change the stuff the platforms boot into, including OS or any bootable tool. title features Support for implementation of the Preboot eXecution Environment (iPXE). To boot from a network using the open source network boot firmware that provides full PXE implementation.To retrieve data through protocols other than TFTP (HTTP, iSCSI and more). title features Continuous Deployment with fwupd/LVFS To have an insight into the continuous delivery process for the embedded firmware in hardware products and faster release rate. title features Operating Systems Compatibility To improve the product accessibility. title features Industry Standards Compliance Testing To gain an insurance on the product operability. title features Legacy support To maintain backward compatibility. title features USB BIOS Recovery Dongle To recover BIOS even in offline environment. title icon modules_list Performance Module images/icons/knight-white.png title features CPU Boost To increase significantly performance of the processor. title features Boot time optimization To improve the boot time of the bootloader. title features Power consumption optimization To reach a lower power consumption. title icon modules_list Marketing images/icons/queen-white.png title features Newsletter To allow your clients to be up-to-date with product release notes and events, rising strong interest around the product. title features Blog To make your product visible with blog posts based on release notes with implementation examples marketing means. title features Website To create a Dasharo product dedicated source base that may contain all crucial aspects of the product: RTR results, CI, Blog, binaries, releases and more according to your choice. title features Dedicated firmware release site with changelogs To place all the binaries in one place with detailed changelogs.	title coreboot_yourself coreboot_with_dasharo Dasharo <span>DIY</span> title logo content coreboot YOURSELF images/logo/cb-logo.png <span>coreboot source-code is available in the official repository.</span> That means you can port coreboot and adjust payload with chosen features providing that you are deeply experienced in firmware engineering and have a sufficient amount of time. Step-by-step procedures do not exist yet, so in case of any issue or bug, it is challenging to find a solution or at least a guide. Furthermore, integration, validation, emergency releases and maintenance may cause a problem without the constant support of an experienced firmware team. <br><br> <span>Are we trying to tell you that it is not a good idea to port and adjust coreboot by yourself?</span> No. <br><br> If you are experienced and porting coreboot will serve your purposes, you can fully manage it by yourself and we encourage you to do so! For OEM/ODM vendors, the need for time, quality and stability measures makes Dasharo the best choice. Let all the effort involved in porting, adjusting, maintenance and validation be on us – experienced firmware experts. title logo content what_can_you_gain coreboot with Dasharo images/logo/dasharo-logo.png For OEM/ODM vendors the need for time, quality and stability measures Dasharo solution as the best choice. Let all the effort involved in porting, adjusting, maintenance, and validation be set on us – experienced firmware expert. title features What can you gain? Full coreboot integration compatible with your specification Implementation of preferred Dasharo features available for your platform Graphical User Interface that will let you modify your features Maintenance support including emergency releases Transparent validation with regression tests results Marketing support with technical writing, documentation releases, blog posts and newsletters