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<ganbold_>
did somebody find about cru unit of rk30xxx? what clk freq has wdt?
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<FergusL>
Hi here
<FergusL>
been away from ministicks for a while. What is the current state of Linux of rk3188 sticks ? are there recommended products for experimenting with it ?
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<FergusL>
anything notable with the K-R42
<FergusL>
for example :)
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<moofree>
FergusL: most of the rk3188 android sticks are supported by one release of linux or another
<moofree>
and you generally just have to fiddle around with kernel modules to get the wifi to work, sometimes
<moofree>
mk802iv has generally the target recently, but there are two versions of that with different wifi chips lol
<moofree>
wow linuxium has root filesystems for ubuntu, xubuntu, lubuntu, and debian
<moofree>
lubuntu would be my first choice, xubuntu second ;)
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<naobsd>
why many people believe some special distribution is needed to run Linux on sticks/boxes?
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<naobsd>
I'm sure it's better to get kernel source which runs on someone's device
<naobsd>
I'm sure it's better to do mainlining
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<naobsd>
but I cannot find any reason to say "it's impossible/bad thing to do" for someone who wants "I want to use Linux on my device"
<naobsd>
Android kernel is Linux kernel. it can be used to run Linux.
<naobsd>
I'm sure Android kernel is not perfect to use with Linux distro.
<naobsd>
if someone wants "perfect Linux distribution without any effort to learn about Linux"
<FergusL>
moofree: you meant mk802IV is the general target recently
<FergusL>
moofree: you meant mk802IV is the general target recently?*
<naobsd>
I will recommend x86 box or just say "perfect Linux is not available in this world"
<naobsd>
;)
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<naobsd>
I'm thinking to include my ramdisk which can boot any rootfs from any storage in my CWM images
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<naobsd>
it seems many Android users want CWM(or some other recovery)
<naobsd>
then my CWM will also provides "boot Linux rootfs" functionality
<naobsd>
(I don't think it's good to say "to use Linux, please use my CWM"... there is no dependency at all)
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<FergusL>
naobsd: if you're saying this ("why many people believe some special distribution is needed to run Linux on sticks/boxes?") as a comment to my question, I was merely asking what's the most active and advanced current project to look into, picuntu, omega etc...
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<naobsd>
FergusL: if anything, it's the people who answered, not asked. and here is not only place that people talked about Linux on rockchip devices, I saw many peope everywhere
<naobsd>
I can understand that people want advanced thing
<naobsd>
I don't know detail about "picuntu, omega, etc..."
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<naobsd>
but when someone asked "can I use Linux on my RK device?"
<naobsd>
someone answered "(some advanced Linux distro) doesn't support your device, so you can't use Linux"
<naobsd>
what I said is "you can't use Linux" part
<naobsd>
if someone think "best or nothing", it will be true
<naobsd>
I think "better than nothing"
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<naobsd>
people can try general(compared to advanced one, I never say "worse than advanced") distro such as ubuntu
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