I think this is the point of having the modular CPU boards, also I think developing a new replacement 2.0 board for the pyra will be easier once they're out in the wild.
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I feel the only thing that could mess up the CPU board is an archeticture change from ARM to x86, but doing so would also ruin our community's software repository, let alone the Pyra OS.
I am not well versed with this field of development, but that is my uneducated blue collar pleb opinion.
ED already has thousands of them in stock at the fab plant, IIRC,
You mean for the eMMC chip that is part of the CPU board and therefore totally replaceable?like emmc controller
MIPI covers a lot of interfaces, but the PLS8 chips use USB. I'm pretty sure we only need DSI.MIPI for 3G/4G etc etc...
In contrast to OMAP3, OMAP5 was especially targeting the industrial and automotive market IIRC, if they've got even a single customer in that field it won't go out of production for a loooong time. The platform is already discontinued, but it should have a pretty satisfactory guaranteed availability.I didn't found information about qualification of the OMAP5. So if it is only for consumer application, it is very likely that it is discontinued soon.
You mean for the eMMC chip that is part of the CPU board and therefore totally replaceable?
Renesas now has their own SoC too. Check their H3 dev unit. ARM powerhouse.I said emmc controller, not emmc chip.
Renesas automotive mcu introduced 2011 is d'cont last year. Place last order until 2018. loooooooooonnnnnngggggg time. lol. It is always depending on the policy of manufacturer.
The eMMC controller is built into the SoC, so yet again it's still replaceable.I said emmc controller, not emmc chip.
Renesas automotive mcu introduced 2011 is d'cont last year. Place last order until 2018. loooooooooonnnnnngggggg time. lol. It is always depending on the policy of manufacturer.
Noooooooooo
We have different board revisions, hns should know all about them.@EvilDragon &/or @hns
The Pyra Wiki information on SoC/CPU board revisions is pretty sparse. When you communicate with each other, what designations do you use to differentiate the versions? I'm betting others might find this information interesting as well.
What I had hoped to find in the Pyra Wiki was:
Board revision/designation/identifier:
Date PCB manufactured:
Quantity manufactured:
Date first populated:
Short blurb about characteristics (good/bad/other):
Thank you!
Who cares about Keymats.
ED's too busy sculpting things in play-doh methinks.Who cares about Keymats.
It's good already.
Nice. Im GM of a company in Australia that manufactures PVC for a living for people like you.
Some guy was talking about working with pvc and my phone didnt quote for some reason.
Im sorry for bringingconfusiongood humor into your life
Here is some info for whoever wants to write a Wiki entry (please PM me if you need more information)We have different board revisions, hns should know all about them.
Yes, here in Bavaria we are very very conservative in traditional things. Is is simply the old german spelling and pronunciation of "Überhacking"Oberhaching? More like Uberhacking :-D