This is for the BIOS. However, excitingly, this is the same board that I'd spent some time porting various bmc efforts to, so we can now have both on the same platform. I need to get those patches rebased, but I've been running a board locally with both bios and bmc firmware open source.
But if a system supported it through reverse engineering or otherwise I don't see why running coreboot without blobs would be possible (see very old hardware for example)
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The 2016 OpenBMC presentation I'm watching now says that it's REST+D-Bus, and no IPMI, which actually seems like a good idea to me...
https://github.com/openbmc/ipmitool
so as long as your provisioning tool uses ipmitool, it could work.
Still interesting work though
But if a system supported it through reverse engineering or otherwise I don't see why running coreboot without blobs would be possible (see very old hardware for example)