Im not sure about initializing twice problem, sounds more like FUD to me. it is possible to leave computer as is for next kernel even with "whole memory allocation intact". maybe problem for "soft restart", but not for using linux as bootloader providing NVME boot capability usecase.
you can literally tell linux kernel - make my cpu XYZ look like cpu ABC... and everything works fine. [this was possible even before AI chatbots were a thing (ai joke sorry)]
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How Clover deals with that ?
Im not sure about initializing twice problem, sounds more like FUD to me. it is possible to leave computer as is for next kernel even with "whole memory allocation intact". maybe problem for "soft restart", but not for using linux as bootloader providing NVME boot capability usecase.
you can literally tell linux kernel - make my cpu XYZ look like cpu ABC... and everything works fine. [this was possible even before AI chatbots were a thing (ai joke sorry)]