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Little confused. So eventually the PineNote will come with a custom Linux distro for end-users, I presume, that works out of the box with the hardware. But what
by kylecazar 5y ago
Little confused. So eventually the PineNote will come with a custom Linux distro for end-users, I presume, that works out of the box with the hardware. But what are devs at this point supposed to flash, any flavor of mobile Linux?
- the_biot 5y agoI think this is intended for kernel driver developers, not user application developers.
- foxfluff 5y agoYou flash whatever you want to develop.
- powersnail 5y agoAt this point, whoever buy the device are the ones who figure out what is supposed to be flashed. That's basically how Pine64 works: they make the hardware, and let the community work on the software, including the OS and drivers. It worked decently for phones, albeit slow, the software seems to be coming along gradually.
- rjsw 5y agoThe PineNote is very close to the design of the Quartz64, there is a Linux BSP for that, you would flash a Quartz64 distribution and use a serial console.