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Question: Does it work with a Pine ROCK64? #79
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Probably not in the immediate future. I think next board I'm going to support is the TinkerBoard. But even that board is going to be a couple months out. All those boards do have a chance, it just takes money and time to investigate. I'm just an independent developer with not many resources. So patience is key. |
I bought the ROCK64 because it has much more power and the pi seems to be a bit overloaded (when I watch the videos on YouTube). |
Also interested in the rock64. I'll poke around the code and try to learn more about the process involved with adding support for other boards. @htruong Any (even brief) process you may already have for this would be really appreciated. 👍 |
@TomK You're my man! |
@Hoerli1337 good news is rock64 has the same cpu as the asus tinkerboard. So if @htruong is looking at that it may not be such a long haul. |
@TomK:
If all those works, you'll have to begin modifying
To make it work minimally, you only need to do 1 & 2. 3 is the bonus, but I think it's not necessary. |
@Hoerli1337 what a pity: All the performance issues have been resolved in the last month. The Pi works just fine now. |
@htruong I got now a Pi 3 B+ and install it. I realy like your work and hope that you will continue to support it. |
Just thought I'd add that I have run crankshaft on my Pi 3B with pretty good performance. So even without the rock64 i'm happy. |
Great to hear. We will eventually expand to support other boards. But for now, it's a good thing to keep everything focused until we have more developers :) |
Hi! |
I'm interested in supporting these boards, as they're significantly lower cost, and have marginally lower power overheads than the Pi, it's good news that OpenAuto compiles and runs, that means Crankshaft can be supported, however I'll have to wait until I have hardware to test with |
I think GPU drivers are the key to any of these SBC boards, rather than fabulous-sounding hardware specs. The VideoCore IV GPU on the Pi has received paid open source driver development after Broadcom opened up some of the source code in Feb 2014. FWIW, I have a ROCK64 I've hardly used since purchasing it. AFAIK Pine rely on community builds to make their boards usable. That's not ideal. Who (or what) is "ayufan"? Turns out, it's a guy from Poland. His builds may work fine but they may not. Most of these software images do not appear to have received updates for 12 months. Also one year ago, a release engineer for Fedora stated
in his State of open source accelerated GPUs on ARM article. The ROCK64 sports an ARM MALI GPU that may be theoretically capable of 4K@60 FPS but perhaps that is like saying your car is capable of enormous power and top speed ... you'll rarely be able to experience that ... certainly on public roads, legally! @HahnRobin well done getting OpenAuto compiled on ROCK64! Is GPU acceleration enabled? |
I ordered a Pine ROCK64 (Not here yet) and would like to ask briefly whether Crankshaft also works with the Pine.
I have two smartphones here I could test it with.
A Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Duos and a Note 3 (with Custome Rom).
If it doesn't work, I would be very happy if it is supported soon.
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