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Given that Android is basically the most popular "distro" of ARM Linux, that's not surprising. However, I was referring to the availability of documentation wh
by userbinator 1y ago
Given that Android is basically the most popular "distro" of ARM Linux, that's not surprising.
However, I was referring to the availability of documentation which for these Chinese SoCs is either officially released or soon leaked.
- ajb 1y agoLeaked SoC documentation is a very long distance from having a fully working open ecosystem. Like, dozens of man-years -maybe hundreds. It would be a mistake to assume you can pick any of the sinovoip boards and get that. They use a number of SoC vendors with very different business models, and level of support for FOSS. Certainly there are some who make much less investment in maintaining an open ecosystem than RPI.