Chromebooks ship with U-Boot. The Celeron- and i5-based Chromebooks use it as payload for coreboot. The PowerPC based series of AmigaOne computers running AmigaOS use U-Boot, in particular the Sam440ep and Sam460ex by ACube Systems Srl, and the AmigaOne X5000 by A-Eon, the successor of the AmigaOne X1000. Ubiquiti Networks devices use U-Boot. Amazon Kindle & Kobo eReader devices use U-Boot as their bootloader. TP-Link and several other OpenWRT/LEDE compatible MIPS based wireless routers use U-Boot for bootloading. Teltonika cellular routers use bootloader based on U-Boot. SpaceX's Falcon and Dragon both use U-Boot. Asahi Linux uses it as payload for m1n1 in order to boot Linux on Apple Silicon Mac. See also Comparison of boot loaders RedBoot Coreboot Barebox Notes References External links Barebox (formerly known as U-Boot-V2) Firmware Free boot loaders Free software programmed in C Software related to embedded Linux