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Being naturally suspicious, I can't help wondering why the Broadcom chip on the Raspberry Pi doesn't have full technical specs publicly available. Seriously, wh
by TerraHertz 13y ago
Being naturally suspicious, I can't help wondering why the Broadcom chip on the Raspberry Pi doesn't have full technical specs publicly available. Seriously, why not?
- marshray 13y agoTheir customers are device makers, not small time developers or end users. They just don't want to disclose the information to people without various agreements (and hard sales leads) in place.
- TerraHertz 13y agohttp://www.inquisitr.com/618772/raspberry-pi-tops-1-million-in-sales/ http://www.inquisitr.com/618772/raspberry-pi-tops-1-million-... For this particular chip, you'd think they'd make an exception. But nooooooo.... Can't have those damned hackers actually knowing the register names, addresses and bit functions. That would be unthinkable.