nor any off-topic shenanigans.
Also, not sure how many (of pre-orderers) may want to stall until a version with a new CPU is preinstalled.
but you did the is-my-pyra-ready website so you have access to the data no? specifically you have access to the completion history so you can plot the trajectory which we can use to predict when ours will be done. better indicator than ED's forecast.Right now, I'll take any news.
No, unfortunately not.so you have access to the data no?
It's a single-page script. No need for access to any server, and I'd rather EDs servers were hardened rather than having back-doors being left in willy-nilly.but surely you left your id.rsa.pub in his .authorized_keys somewhere?
slow poke...I can give you a fuzzy data point. My Pyra just arrived and I had pre-ordered it within the first 15 minutes.
what's your invoice number?I can give you a fuzzy data point. My Pyra just arrived and I had pre-ordered it within the first 15 minutes.
If I'm understanding things correctly the RK3568 is effectively the more hobbiest friendly version of the RK3566 used in the Anbernic RG503 & RG353P. Linux development thus can steal off the Anbernic related efforts, and GPU of the RK3566 is Mali based for what that's theoretically worth.There should zero emphasis on cpu upgrades until the pre-orders are fulfilled.
I absolutely agree. Having said that: did I read right that RK3568 has Wifi 6 in SOC ? I think now the wifi chip is not even in the same board as the SOC ?There should zero emphasis on cpu upgrades until the pre-orders are fulfilled.
| OMAP5432 | RK3568 |
| 28 nm | 22 nm |
| 2 A15 cores @ 1,5GHz (thanks, @TrashyMG) | 4 A55 cores @ 1,8GHz (or 2GHz stated somewhere?) |
| 2MB? 1MB? cache | 512 MB cache ? (less? RAM is faster but 4 cores demand more than 2?) |
| DDR3 532 MHz (1067 MT/s?) | LPDDR4-1600 (3200 MT/s?) |
| 2x POWERVR SGX544 (no free driver) | 2 Mali G52 820 MHz (32 shaders , 54,4 GFLOPS (GPU)) (free driver, I think) |
1,5GHz is the default clocking on the OMAP5, don't think I've ever seen it stated to run at 2GHz. I know I have played with 1,7GHz OC when I was playing with the Device Tree settings, but this was on the devboard with a fairly chunky Heatsink.2 A15 cores @ 2GHz (1,5MHz? 2 MHz?)
From what I understand the Mali driver is just like the PowerVR SGX Driver, the kernel sources are open-sourced, but require a binary blob package to function. But the Mali drivers are much better supported. That and is a much better 3D graphics core.2 Mali G52 820 MHz (32 shaders , 54,4 GFLOPS (GPU))
(free driver, I think)
From what I understand the Mali driver is just like the PowerVR SGX Driver, the kernel sources are open-sourced, but require a binary blob package to function. But the Mali drivers are much better supported. That and is a much better 3D graphics core.
I didn't know about Panfrost, I was stating from the official driver standpoint. if it works great it will be a nice bonus to the project, hopefully performance is good on panfrost vs proprietary driver.So Panfrost can't be used ? Or Panfrost still requires blobs ? I know there are proprietary Mali drivers. I just thought Panfrost gave a 100% free alternative...
I thought I used Panfrost in a blob free rk3399 once, but I use so little 3D that maybe I just didn't notice ?
