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That's likely due to contractual obligations with Google and the use of well-supported AMD/Intel hardware and BSP. Linux hardware / device architecture makes th
by chem83 2y ago
That's likely due to contractual obligations with Google and the use of well-supported AMD/Intel hardware and BSP. Linux hardware / device architecture makes this difficult on Arm and the many silicon BSP providers and that's what the stable Kernel Module Interface that Android imposes helps with.
- NewJazz 2y agoThey've had arm Chromebooks with the same guarantees. Magically Qualcomm and Mediatek seem to be able to find their firmware and kernel sources when it comes to their laptop chips.