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That's incorrect. The Parrot module has only 32MB RAM and is running a custom marvell buildroot-style linux distribution [1]. You're confusing the linux runnin
by nils2014 7y ago
That's incorrect. The Parrot module has only 32MB RAM and is running a custom marvell buildroot-style linux distribution [1].
You're confusing the linux running on the information center, with the linux running on the Parrot board.
[1] https://fccid.io/RKXFC6050W/Users-Manual/user-manual-1707044 https://fccid.io/RKXFC6050W/Users-Manual/user-manual-1707044
- LinuxBender 7y agoThankyou for the correction.
- cjbprime 7y agoAnd the information center runs Ubuntu, not CentOS. If Parrot's still running 2.6.36, that's a really really bad sign for its security. You would have to predict more remote vulns on the way.
- LinuxBender 7y agoAgreed. Having all these systems with all the different distros / builds of linux sounds very difficult to maintain. I am not comfortable with cars that are remotely accessible as it is, especially if they have any self driving abilities. Elon also wants to make brain implants for people that will be remotely accessible. I am probably thinking of the system that controls the driving, which I am 99% sure is CentOS 6. Reaching out to someone I know there.