Kernel 5.10 with full hardware support

[scpcom]

https://github.com/scpcom/linux/release ... 0-3022-goa

- Based on Rockchip develop-5.10 (Sep 21, 2022)
- Adapted all hardkernel patches from odroidgoA-4.4.y
- Added mali bifrost_for_linux from kernel 4.4.y
- Works with unmodified u-boot on existing SD card images
- Tested on ODROID Go Advance Rev 1.1 (all hardware parts working including WiFi)
- Tested with ODROID GameStation Turbo Advance - GO2

Debian/Ubuntu packages:
ODROID Go Advance
https://seafile.servator.de/sbc/odroid/ ... -arm64.zip

Related branch:
https://github.com/scpcom/linux/tree/odroidgoA-5.10.y
To get the latest patches you can merge Android GKI branch 'android12-5.10' of https://android.googlesource.com/kernel/common

Before running the install script:
Make sure the boot loader partition is mounted on /media/boot

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sudo umount /boot
sudo mkdir /media/boot
sudo mount /dev/mmcblk1p1 /media/boot

Installation:

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wget -N https://seafile.servator.de/sbc/odroid/kernel/linux-image-5.10.110-20221125-go2-arm64.zip
unzip linux-image-5.10.110-20221125-go2-arm64.zip
sudo bash -e install-linux.sh

For ODROID Go Advance with kd35t133 based displays (GO2) the kernel uses the panel driver DRM_PANEL_ELIDA_KD35T133. For GO3 I can not verify if the display works (I do not have this hardware).
The mali driver (bifrost_for_linux) is compatible with the old mali libs (used on kernel 4.4), nothing needs to be replaced.
All other drivers are the same as before, updated/enhanced by Rockchip on the newer kernel.

[scpcom]

Update 2022-12-01
https://github.com/scpcom/linux/release ... 0-3023-goa

- Switched to simple-panel-dsi on all 3 models
- Fixed otg_switch regulator error on boot

Debian/Ubuntu packages:
ODROID Go Advance
https://seafile.servator.de/sbc/odroid/ ... -arm64.zip

The DTS is now updated to work with simple-panel-dsi again (GO2 and GO3).

[rooted]

Very nice work, I will have to give this a shot soon.

[FergusL]

Hi and thanks for your work!

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What is this kernel supposed to be used with? The original Ubuntu 18.04/20.04 image from Hardkernel?

[tobetter]

Hi and thanks for your work!

I own an Anbernic RG351M which is clone of the OGA except for a few details (controls are on usb instead of gpio, no gpio header). I'm trying to get more recent software on it.

What is this kernel supposed to be used with? The original Ubuntu 18.04/20.04 image from Hardkernel?

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