Re:Chinese military to replace Windows OS amid fears of US h...
by panpanna on Wednesday May 29, 2019 @03:08AM
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Surprisingly, Hisilicon (Huaweis chip company) tries to use as many standard components as possible.
Getting a hisilicon soc up and running is a joy compared to working on a qcom or Samsung soc. Upstream Linux often works out of the box.
Re:Chinese military to replace Windows OS amid fears of US h...
by officeplant on Wednesday May 29, 2019 @12:00PM
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Do you know of any SBC's running Hisilicon SOCs? I need more ARM variants to pile on my SBC tinkering hobby.
Limited driver support? Android devices are typically highly integrated: they use custom SoC's (that you've never heard of) with drivers developed specifically for those SoC's and their blocks.
(Oh, your amazingly rare phone has a PCI slot, and your graphics card is not supported, bummer!)