06:59 <Aeron> hi guys

10:43 <rperier> I received a mail from a user, apparently that's not possible to open an issue on linux-rockchip/meta-rockchip :/

10:46 <rperier> (It was opened on the old repo, so I suggested him to move the issue to the new repo, but apparently it's not possible)

17:01 <Callmea> Hi :)

17:03 <Callmea> I'm planning to buy an cheap android stick to run linux on it to replace my raspberry (i don't need gpio support), is mk809 IV or cs918 a good choice for that? I thank you for your answer :)

19:55 <amstan> Callmea: chromebit when it comes out ;)

20:47 <Callmea> amstan, hello And thank you. Sorry for the Late Answer, I fell asleep :/ . waiting chromebit is a little too long for me

20:49 <Callmea> cs918 and mk809iv are they good alternative solutions for linux?

20:59 <mmind00> Callmea: depends on what you want to do ... if you want to use mainline kernels the support for the rk3288 soc is the most advanced at the moment and I guess this will stay that way for some time still

21:03 <Callmea> is there a real difference between rk3188 and rk3288? actually I search the cheapest wat to buils a new mini linux notebook like i did for my raspberry. And theses boards seem to be powerfull

21:11 <mmind00> rk3188 is a cortex-a9; rk3288 is a cortex-a17 ... so the biggest difference is probably the performance and general support

21:12 <Callmea> I thank you for your explanation, i'm not new on linux, but i 'm really a noob on arm plateform .... :)

21:13 <Callmea> Can you recommend a good card/box/stick and not too expensive board? I thank you

21:16 <mmind00> Callmea: not sure if this got refreshed after june last year, but it lists some: http://www.cnx-software.com/2014/06/25/list-of-rockchip-rk3288-android-tv-boxes/

21:17 <Callmea> I m reading it, what a big List, I thank you so much :)