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The chip already has upstream linux support, the benchmarks they showed in their presentation was on 6.5
by Moral_ 3y ago
The chip already has upstream linux support, the benchmarks they showed in their presentation was on 6.5
- wtallis 3y agoDid they show any GPU benchmarks or otherwise give an indication that the Linux support will be relatively full-featured? Because what I've seen so far is just a Geekbench CPU score on Linux that was significantly higher than the Windows score because fan control wasn't working on Linux.
- hmottestad 3y agoDunno myself, but I do remember that the company behind the initial chip design was targeting the server market, so that’s probably the reason for Linux support. I kinda doubt that the GPU has any Linux support, it’s just a regular Qualcomm developed GPU.
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- viraptor 3y agoBy upstream support, do you mean the relevant device trees and drivers have been contributed to the kernel already? (I'm asking because there are some listed here https://kernelnewbies.org/LinuxChanges#Linux_6.5.ARM https://kernelnewbies.org/LinuxChanges#Linux_6.5.ARM but they seem to be a different model)