Maybe I'm just getting paranoid, but I feel a little guilty that I was posting for Rockchip. The ddr.bin blob stays unsolved (not replaced with free software yet) and now someone has discovered a memory gap Speculation is ddr.bin causes the memory gap, but Rockchip hasn't explained yet what it is for... This is for RK3588, not the new CPU board model, but still odd. [thread1, thread2]
This sounds like something that should better be obeyed with Windows machinesPyra is a retro device. 32 bits is too much already... My intention is to set mine up then never upgrade. Ever. This means it will be stable and never slow down.
Kernel yes applications no.I mean one part of the magic of linux is that you can run current software on very old devices.
I really hope power management can be sorted for the Pyra.they booth got a suspend to ram
Pyra is a retro device. 32 bits is too much already... My intention is to set mine up then never upgrade. Ever. This means it will be stable and never slow down. I already have a few Linux boxen with ~20 year old kernels and they have basically not aged.
These look lovely! Is that issue with the lack of a gap causing the battery to overheat fixed? I still need to replace my original case that has that problem, once the fixed ones are ready.Aaaand here you go
Here are pictures of the new Copper color and the silky smooth matte black.
These are just quick test samples (the parts haven't been properly cleaned) which is why you can see some dust speckles in some areas, that won't happen with the final cases, of course.
It's only been 8 months since the last official update,Hi all,
Any new news regarding the case ?
Cheers, Magic Sam