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They do update their repositories for officially supported SBCs. Of couse, such SBCs have an expiry date (which is also official), but this applies to any vend
by pizza234 7y ago
They do update their repositories for officially supported SBCs.
Of couse, such SBCs have an expiry date (which is also official), but this applies to any vendor, not only to them.
Additionally, they're one of the most engaging companies when it comes to community - just check their forums and see for yourself.
- pizzazzaro 7y agoAnybody done some "diff - u [vanilla] [vendor] > patch" work for these SBCs to fork their kernel? Maybe keep it up to mainline?
- pizza234 7y agoI've performed a `git cherry -v` out of curiosity a month ago, and there were a few dozen commits (even reverts!). While I think pretty much any programmer could reapply them, my guess is that in the long term, one needs to know how device drivers development works, in order to adapt to the kernel changes. But I'm not a kernel dev, so the maintenance could be easier.