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it's supported by mainline kernel. it's probably the best supported cheap open hardware of its sort out there. every datasheet for each chip on the beaglebone b
by ashtraywasp 10y ago
it's supported by mainline kernel. it's probably the best supported cheap open hardware of its sort out there. every datasheet for each chip on the beaglebone black is freely available and it can run with no proprietary blobs, unlike the raspberry pi.
it's even supported by the *bsds.
- ajross 10y agoReally? Genuine question. Is there a link where I can find someone's .config for a current mainline kernel I can boot? I swear I'll buy one of these right now if so. Note that "no blobs" can't be completely right. I'm like 99% confident these use PVR SGX graphics, for which there are no open drivers.
- dhess 10y agoYes. Robert Nelson maintains the kernel and various accoutrements for the BeagleBone Line, and he is fantastic. Start here: http://elinux.org/Beagleboard:BeagleBoneBlack_Debian http://elinux.org/Beagleboard:BeagleBoneBlack_Debian