Peter,
Thanks for the in depth response.
On 05/10/2017 10:55 AM, Peter Robinson wrote:
On Wed, May 10, 2017 at 3:42 PM, Robert Moskowitz <rgm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Has any work been done for the BPI-R2? I saw a note that the 4.11 kernel
supports it.
It's based on a MediaTek MT7623N SoC, I don't know where you got
information about it being supported in 4.11 as I don't see any dts
files except the eval board for the SoC.
I looked at the information again. It is R1 support, not R2. Bad
reading on my part.
Before I buy one (I want to work with the LAN multiport), I wish to know if
I stand a chance getting at least F26 beta working on it.
Buy something else, I don't think we'll support it any time soon,
certainly not in F-26.
Anything else out there with a multLAN? Other than the R1 which I hear
has weak performance.
In /usr/share/uboot, I am only seeing a Bananapi uboot, not one for each of
the BPi boards. But in
/boot/dtb-4.11.0-0.rc4.git0.1.fc26.armv7hl/b*
Device trees start with the SoC manufacturer so not B in this case.
Ah.
Also, since it has sata, can it boot off the sata like the Cubieboards (put
no partitions and only uboot on mSD).
No idea, I've not seen any sort of MediaTek support in upstream u-boot.
And though I am subscribed to the uboot list, I see you active on it, so
you would know...
thanks
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