Interesting. I thought Amlogic is only active on their own 4.9 based BSP while everything that happens upstream is due to BayLibre (partially sponsored by Amlogic in the beginning, now mainly by Libre Computer) and heroes like e.g. Martin Blumenstingl: http://lca-kernel.ozlabs.org/2018-Armst ... c-SoCs.pdf
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Yes they are the true heros amongst some others!tkaiser wrote: ↑Wed Jan 09, 2019 6:19 pmInteresting. I thought Amlogic is only active on their own 4.9 based BSP while everything that happens upstream is due to BayLibre (partially sponsored by Amlogic in the beginning, now mainly by Libre Computer) and heroes like e.g. Martin Blumenstingl: http://lca-kernel.ozlabs.org/2018-Armst ... c-SoCs.pdf

Amlogic are contributing directly also which is the only point I was trying to make there. I think its good see them committing to the public domain.
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@brad
in the latest amlogic buildroot tarball, you can find the mali userspace blob for this dvalin gpu
when playing with objdump, i found out that it seems opencl capable but doesn't seem to have any gles capabilities
in the latest amlogic buildroot tarball, you can find the mali userspace blob for this dvalin gpu
when playing with objdump, i found out that it seems opencl capable but doesn't seem to have any gles capabilities
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It is almost February. First week is off in HK for holidays. Can we expect something in the 2nd week of February? Let the game of speculation begin.

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I speculate yes, they need a good holiday before releasing and supporting something 

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Only thus to that, keep me a spare F5 key available for that time coming.

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https://www.cnx-software.com/2019/02/01 ... enchmarks/
I guess the Droidlogic Galilei name does not mean it's in any way related to N2 but as least that gives a score for Amlogic S922 in case some are interested.
I guess the Droidlogic Galilei name does not mean it's in any way related to N2 but as least that gives a score for Amlogic S922 in case some are interested.
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I'm not right after the point where it turns out there is no real linux support exists for S922, only Android, Android, Android... Screw that.
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Stane's comment is very interesting there, he even shows a picture with S922X specs, and surprise, there is also a new S922D which is basically a S922X with neural network capabilitiesnewbie06 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 01, 2019 8:21 pmhttps://www.cnx-software.com/2019/02/01 ... enchmarks/
I guess the Droidlogic Galilei name does not mean it's in any way related to N2 but as least that gives a score for Amlogic S922 in case some are interested.
as a side note, i really hope the DVP camera input would be exposed if the odroid n2 were to feature S922X or S922D SoC.
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Hardkernel wouldn't use it if this is trueOverSun wrote:I'm not right after the point where it turns out there is no real linux support exists for S922, only Android, Android, Android... Screw that.

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Those numbers are beyond useless, you could roll some dice to get more accurate performance numbers for the S922x and it's variants.newbie06 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 01, 2019 8:21 pmhttps://www.cnx-software.com/2019/02/01 ... enchmarks/
I guess the Droidlogic Galilei name does not mean it's in any way related to N2 but as least that gives a score for Amlogic S922 in case some are interested.
There are other interesting differences between the X and D that the picture doesn't show(it's a marketing sheet after all), but that one definitely could be interesting if there was enough documentation to be able to use it.nobe wrote: ↑Sat Feb 02, 2019 1:17 am
Stane's comment is very interesting there, he even shows a picture with S922X specs, and surprise, there is also a new S922D which is basically a S922X with neural network capabilities
as a side note, i really hope the DVP camera input would be exposed if the odroid n2 were to feature S922X or S922D SoC.
I agree with rooted. I don't think we have to worry about hardkernel providing us anything but the best possible device they can.
Also just like most of the other public bits of info making the rounds about the s922 and its variants there is reason to question the android only bit.
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Nobody’s saying how nice the S905X2 is for a C3.
A C2 with a USB3 instead of USB2, and lower power because of 12nm
A C2 with a USB3 instead of USB2, and lower power because of 12nm

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Yeah, definitely. I saw after posting that this was in 32-bit ARM mode and to add to the pain using Geekbench 4.0. Direct to trash, sorry for posting that; at least that started some discussioncdu13a wrote: ↑Sat Feb 02, 2019 6:37 amThose numbers are beyond useless, you could roll some dice to get more accurate performance numbers for the S922x and it's variants.newbie06 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 01, 2019 8:21 pmhttps://www.cnx-software.com/2019/02/01 ... enchmarks/
I guess the Droidlogic Galilei name does not mean it's in any way related to N2 but as least that gives a score for Amlogic S922 in case some are interested.

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everyday habit - check if they release n2 odroid............ i don't know what i will be doing when they actually release it
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It was spontaneous project, but if @odroid will let me buy from first batch of n2 I can design LEGO case so everyone can make their own 

Wysłane z mojego Moto Z (2) przy użyciu Tapatalka


Wysłane z mojego Moto Z (2) przy użyciu Tapatalka
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Should be around the corner as HK is offloading their XU4 inventory through great discount on their site.
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@Gburas: it looks nice, but my kids would scalp me if I "borrowed" their lego pieces...
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I don't think they are offloading the inventory, the XU4 sells too well to discontinue it.
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Anyway, I expect it will be at least 6 months from the release date that N2 will be well enough supported (in terms of extra hardware/custom software) to be able to replace the XU4 for non-tinkerers.
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I noticed the IBM Blackbird (BK1B01) has open source firmware.
The $1k, 90W, and hardware accelerators gear it away from common SBC use but interesting.
The $1k, 90W, and hardware accelerators gear it away from common SBC use but interesting.
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