It is likely based on an older silicon base design. Snapdragon 662 seems to have the internal Qcom id sm6115[1]. Being based on linux v4.19[2] also seems to poi

It is likely based on an older silicon base design. Snapdragon 662 seems to have the internal Qcom id sm6115[1]. Being based on linux v4.19[2] also seems to point in this direction. Another hint is it shipping the same CPU core versions as the 660. It seems to be a 11nm part as opposed to the 660 which is a 14nm part. This all being said, it won't be plug & play with upstream linux today. But probably soon enough. This project likely is based on Qcom downstream kernels for the moment. [1] https://en.wikichip.org/wiki/qualcomm/snapdragon_600/662 https://en.wikichip.org/wiki/qualcomm/snapdragon_600/662 [2] https://github.com/moto-sm6115/kernel_motorola_bengalito https://github.com/moto-sm6115/kernel_motorola_bengalito