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hardware_init_review.tex

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-    This is Edition 0.0. \\
+    This is Edition 0.1. \\
 
     Copyright (C) 2024 Adrien 'neox' Bourmault
     \href{mailto:neox@gnu.org}{<neox@gnu.org>} \\
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 \chapter*{Acknowledgments}
 \addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Acknowledgments}}
 
-Thanks, I guess ? (TODO)
+    First and foremost, I would like to express my deep gratitude to
+    Marie-Minerve Louërat, without whom
+    this work would not have come to fruition. Her efforts to assist me on
+    legal matters and our enriching discussions on the philosophy of free
+    software have been invaluable to me. \\
+
+    I am also thankful to Roselyne Chotin for agreeing to fund this work.
+    Without her support, none of this would have been possible, and
+    Franck Wajsburt for his invaluable advice at the beginning of my work,
+    which greatly helped me organize myself, as well as for his support and
+    reviews throughout this period. \\
+
+    I wish to express my appreciation to the Free Software Foundation for
+    funding the necessary equipment for this project. Special thanks go to
+    Zoë Kooymann and Ian Kelling for their dedication in securing this funding
+    and for their kindness throughout all the procedures. \\
+
+    I am deeply grateful to Denis Carikli (GNUtoo), my fellow maintainer of
+    GNU Boot, for his meticulous reviews, emotional support, and brilliant ideas
+    that enriched this work, and to Richard M. Stallman for his advice and
+    support throughout this journey.
+
+    A big thank you to Manuel Bouyer for his infinite patience with all my
+    requests regarding network, software, and hardware configurations. \\
+
+    Also, I warmly thank my family and friends for their constant
+    encouragement and for reviewing my work throughout this entire process. \\
+
+    And finally, I would like to thank the break room and its kettle,
+    without which no tea would have been possible, thereby jeopardizing this
+    work. \\
 
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