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For Chrome OS not the problem a lot of the time, they drop support for devices using commodity SoCs that are still supported elsewhere... it's a quite hardcoded
by my123 4y ago
For Chrome OS not the problem a lot of the time, they drop support for devices using commodity SoCs that are still supported elsewhere... it's a quite hardcoded expiry date.
And they don't even drop support for all machines using a given SoC at the same time.
For Chrome OS updates are wholly owned by Google too.
- Zhenya 4y agoI am more knowledgeable about the arm / android world. I do wonder if for the chrome os world there are SoC+BSP vs ChromeOS feature requirements that cause this lack of ability to support (e.g. trust zone etc)
- my123 4y ago> (e.g. trust zone etc) For chromeOS devices, the boot firmware (incl TZ) is owned by Google.