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The documentation now has a getting started guide with a hw prerequisites section. I need help from hw vendors to fill out these pages. It should be relatively easy.
The idea of each hw section is to explain anything a user would need to do before they will be able to use CoCo. This could include which machines are supported in the first place, fw configurations, host software stack (where do they get the special kernel), etc.
It's up to individual vendors how they want to handle this. The most important thing is to make sure that an inexperienced user will be able to understand what the steps are and follow them. You can link to external pages for certain steps or include everything here. We already have material in the github that we can pull from. Once the quickstart guide is complete here we will remove it from the github, so make sure all the information you want is here. Please don't include anything about setting up the operator or running workloads. That will come in later, generic, sections, which won't need to be owned by any particular vendor.
The documentation now has a getting started guide with a hw prerequisites section. I need help from hw vendors to fill out these pages. It should be relatively easy.
The idea of each hw section is to explain anything a user would need to do before they will be able to use CoCo. This could include which machines are supported in the first place, fw configurations, host software stack (where do they get the special kernel), etc.
It's up to individual vendors how they want to handle this. The most important thing is to make sure that an inexperienced user will be able to understand what the steps are and follow them. You can link to external pages for certain steps or include everything here. We already have material in the github that we can pull from. Once the quickstart guide is complete here we will remove it from the github, so make sure all the information you want is here. Please don't include anything about setting up the operator or running workloads. That will come in later, generic, sections, which won't need to be owned by any particular vendor.
Who can help out with this?
AMD: @arvindskumar99 @ryansavino?
Intel: @mythi @dcmiddle?
SE: @BbolroC?
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