10:23 | jnettlet[m]> | Ke: i.MX8m will be in our lineup |
10:24 | jnettlet[m]> | wbx: yes the mainline kernel has drm kms support in the mainline kernel |
10:33 | Ke> | jnettlet[m]: ie. no cortex-a72, only 4xcortex-a53? |
11:00 | jnettlet[m]> | Ke: not initially. We have other a72s we are looking at |
11:14 | Ke> | jnettlet[m]: I guess the high performance and libre friendly are key items |
11:14 | Ke> | soon everyone will want a75 ^^ |
11:15 | Ke> | I guess main customers are still companies and not hobbyists |
11:16 | jnettlet[m]> | Ke: well industrial lifespan is also very important. |
11:16 | Ke> | yup |
11:17 | jnettlet[m]> | we want long term stable chips, not necessarily the new fastest thing that is just aimed at creating consumer e-waste |
18:15 | wbx> | jnettlet[m]: do you have an example kernel config for me? |
18:16 | jnettlet[m]> | wbx: for what? |
18:17 | jnettlet[m]> | Oh to enable drm? The default mx6_mx7 config should do that now |
18:17 | wbx> | mainline kernel, drm kms enabled so i get graphical output on my hb1 :) |
22:05 | Ke> | jnettlet[m]: I actually just hate it, when chromebooks go EOL before you know whether they will get good support or not |
22:07 | Ke> | paulk-gagarine: btw. is Samsung chromebook plus with rk3399 worth getting or not, supply is getting thinner all the time |