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In terms of this article, the RK3288 is a 32bit ARM7. I've also been looking at this. I think the Google Pixel C might be a good option, for a 64bit ARM laptop
by new299 10y ago
In terms of this article, the RK3288 is a 32bit ARM7.
I've also been looking at this. I think the Google Pixel C might be a good option, for a 64bit ARM laptop. I've seen some talk of running Ubuntu on it. But it uses the Nvidia TX1 which has good Ubuntu support on the TX1 Jetson.
- nextos 10y agoI thought the Pixel C bootloader was looked. Do you have any pointers to instructions on how to boot Ubuntu on this machine? The problem with ARM architectures is the lack of a standard boot system.
- ashitlerferad 10y agoUEFI is the standard firmware these days, at least for ARM servers.
- metafex 10y agoIt is locked. There is a switch like with the Chromebooks, but to reach it you have to disassemble it. OTOH rooting and running custom kernels works. Not ideal but it works for some use-cases. edit: The Pixel C runs on Coreboot of course.
- nextos 10y agoYep, but has anyone successfully installed Linux (aside from ChromeOS, obviously)?