05:58 <rperier> amstan: not working at all after resume ? how did you do in chromium/chromeos ?

05:58 <rperier> hi all btw

05:59 <amstan> not sure, heh

14:50 <chris2> hi, i'm in search of an available aarch64 device/board that runs with a mostly-vanilla linux kernel. any recommendations?

14:57 <sjoerd> a general one or a rockchip one

15:02 <chris2> general is ok too

15:02 <chris2> i know of the 96boards already

15:02 <mmind00> the rk3368 arm64 soc has basic support, i.e. you can boot into a rootfs on a usb device using a serial console (ethernet works too), but it's not yet at a level to compete with the rk3288 in terms of functionality

15:02 <chris2> i just see quite some rockchip android tv boxes and wonder how hard it is to run plain linux on them

15:03 <chris2> mmind00: with mainline kernel?

15:03 <mmind00> chris2: yep ... at least with 4.3

15:03 <chris2> nice

15:06 <chris2> so can you recommend where to order such a thing?

15:07 <sjoerd> alternatively you can get an arm server but that's a lot more expensive ofcourse, but quitea bit more oomph

15:08 <chris2> i'm waiting for the 96boards enterprise edition

15:08 <chris2> the gigabyte board is too expensive for me :)

15:08 <chris2> but if i had some small device, that would be nice already

15:08 <mmind00> chris2: no idea ... Rockchip sent me my board

15:08 <chris2> :)

15:53 <apritzel> chris2: what about QEMU? I guess your best bet in the moment unless you want to go for this: https://www.apm.com/products/data-center/x-gene-family/x-c1-development-kits/x-c1-development-kit-basic/

15:54 <chris2> i have qemu and a native-hosted virtual machine already, yes :)

15:55 <mmind00> apritzel: booooring :-P - real hardware is so much cooler :-D

15:57 <apritzel> mmind00: I know, I have access to some of them ;-)

16:13 <chris2> non-native qemu is fricking slow

16:16 <apritzel> chris2: I know ;-), It was just an expression of despair of the whole aarch64 hardware situation ...

16:16 <chris2> yeah

16:17 <chris2> i cross-compiled most stuff and only checked if it boots :)

16:18 <apritzel> chris2: exactly what I do most of the time ;-)

16:18 <chris2> yeah

16:18 <apritzel> not that a Juno is sooo much faster than QEMU ;-)

16:18 <chris2> luckily datacentred gave my a vm then :)

16:19 <apritzel> chris2: Cavium h/w?

16:19 <chris2> i think so, yes

16:21 <wildea01> goddamnit, every man and his dog has one of those apart from me

16:22 <chris2> i just asked for it :P