10.0.14978.1008 (rs_onecore_base_cobalt.161130-1813) arm64fre Enterprise + Education
(aka: TH2_BNB_ARM64 10586.1078: Episode One)

Sourced from a Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 LIQUID (Large Integrated Qualcomm User Interface Device) Reference Platform.

Notes written by pivotman319.

Includes the following additions:
	- MSM8994 SoC platform drivers
	- Early functioning versions of the x86-to-ARM, Cobalt (ARMv7) instruction translation layers (based off of Connectix Virtual PC PPC JIT code) and hybrid ARM-x86 executable (CHPE) support [*1/*2]
	- Full WoW64 subsystem built into OS [*1]
	- .NET Framework 4, [*1] Common Language Runtime [*1/*3]
	- Remote Desktop Connection support, apparently stolen from TH2_BNB_ARM64 10586.1078
	- Complete subset of Windows 10 inbox applications and required VC++/.NET runtimes sourced directly from build servers (including Windows 10 Mobile inbox apps, e.g.: Office Mobile, Messaging, Phone)
	- AppX Test Root Certificate (expires on 1/1/2050), Microsoft Testing Root Certificate Authority 2010; installed via CertMgr from 10.0.14342.1000 (rs1_onecore_mqbase1_bk3_cobalt.160508-1930)
	- AppX deployment utilities from 10.0.10586.1000 (th2_bnb_arm64_cobalt.151129-1800), and an internal script for slipstreaming all Windows inbox applications from build spew
	- ARMv8 WinDbg distro with internal debugger extensions

To install all Windows 10 inbox apps or force-enable Remote Desktop, simply run the appropriate batch scripts from the desktop as administrator.

Boot with the following BCD parameters in EFIESP toggled on:
	- TESTSIGNING ON
	- FLIGHTSIGNING ON
	- BOOTDEBUG OFF
	- DEBUG OFF
	- ONECPU NO

EXPLICITLY AVOID RUNNING THIS ON ANYTHING WITH MORE THAN ONE THREAD AND TWO CORES (OR VICE VERSA) DUE TO A HAL BUG IN hal!HalpGicInitializeLocalUnit THAT CRASHES THE OPERATING SYSTEM. (Unless you have a Snapdragon 810 LIQUID or somewhere remotely close to that, in which case: do try to run it. I don't know, frankly; I'm not your dad.)

Footnotes:
	*1: Not present in ServerARM64 builds from the same time period
	*2: Cobalt translation layer and CHPE support is provided via a separate Windows SxS package only made available to Qualcomm partners (Microsoft-Windows-WowPack-CoreARM-arm64arm-Package; Microsoft-Windows-CHPE-Binaries-arm64x86-Package)
	*3: ARM64 PowerShell does not run as some parts of the .NET CLR are missing. x86 counterpart runs fine.