08:57 <rperier> that's really frustrating... I hesitate between a radxa rock 2 and a chromebook (rockchip-based of course).... my heart says... an open hardware... but I am still hesitating because both of them seems really nice

08:57 <rperier> :/

08:58 <rperier> at the same time, I already have a rk3288-based device (my firefly), so I might wait for the first rk3368 board (in few months) instead...

08:58 <rperier> arrrff ^^

09:00 <mmind00> rperier: :-D

09:01 <mmind00> rperier: the Chromebook of course has a better value in terms of usability ... I don't think the firefly vs. Rock2 matter that much in terms of what you can do with it ;-)

09:02 <rperier> yes, that's a good point, I agree

09:03 <gb_master> rperier: did you find something new about the rk3188 eth loss-of-packets/kernel-panics?

09:03 <rperier> I don't compute something... these chromebook are available publically ? I only able to find them on google US website :/

09:05 <mmind00> rperier: yeah from what I've seen, they're really us-only at the moment

09:06 <rperier> gb_master: sorry, I am just back to kernel development right now (two days ago and I focused on rk3288), I was really busy (personnal needs). No I did not look at it, however that's really boring, I will try to find a solution if I have time . Do you know if the clock issue fixed in rk3188/rk3066 bootloaders changed something ?

09:06 <gb_master> rperier: U-Boot or standard one?

09:07 <rperier> it was u-boot if I remember correctly

09:07 <gb_master> rperier: I don't use u-boot (yet)

09:07 <gb_master> rperier: I might try, anyway, to migrate to u-boot and see what happens

09:08 <gb_master> rperier: but I guess that the standard bootloader is fine, so we shouldn't have had that bug

09:08 <rperier> mmind00: which model is the "pinky" exactly ? asus ?

09:09 <rperier> this one looks very nice

09:10 <mmind00> rperier: nope ... pinky (the black/white one) is an intermediate development model ... and from what I've gathered a nearly extinct species [it seems I'm caring for the last one :-) ]

09:11 <mmind00> rperier: jerry is the Hisense Chromebook ... and this is really nice in terms of build and design

09:13 <mmind00> rperier: Jerry: http://www.walmart.com/ip/Hisense-Chromebook-11.6-Quad-Core-Processor/44389793

09:20 <rperier> it seems really cool, indeed

10:48 <rperier> this one looks amazing too http://www.amazon.com/ASUS-C201-11-6-Chromebook-Rockchip/dp/B00VQP3DNY

10:49 <rperier> I will look for hardware tests in order to compare them (on omgchrome or youtube or something)

14:06 <rperier> mmind00: is it good about power management ?

14:07 <rperier> I mean, with real usecases and inside a laptop

14:08 <rperier> I think that you have convinced me :p

14:08 <mmind00> rperier: you mean the Chromebook? The runtime estimates on the shop site seem quite nice and also seem to match real world use-cases. Of course when running a _mainline kernel_ on it, it is still lacking some of the more esotheric powersaving measures, that haven't made it from the Chomeos kernel yet