Hi,
I cannot find any reliable information on this, maybe I am blind:
Does LE 9.0 support both Khadas VIM versions, namely Khadas VIM AND Khadas VIM2?
Thanks for any help.
Hi,
I cannot find any reliable information on this, maybe I am blind:
Does LE 9.0 support both Khadas VIM versions, namely Khadas VIM AND Khadas VIM2?
Thanks for any help.
I believe LE9 only supports VIM1 at the moment.
Currently VIM1 only. VIM2 support will come with the switch to modern kernels (soon, but not this week).
Currently VIM1 only. VIM2 support will come with the switch to modern kernels (soon, but not this week).
Just a quick OT question:
Does that mean that the 3.14 Kernel for amlogic devices is going to be replaced (Vim,Odroid C2, etc.)?
Does that mean that the 3.14 Kernel for amlogic devices is going to be replaced (Vim,Odroid C2, etc.)?
Correct. We've been working on this for the last year and are now a couple of months from having things in a fairly decent state. GXBB/GXL devices are actually very usable already, GXM hardware (VIM2) needs panfrost to mature a little first (but also active WIP).
You can have a poke at current test images from balbes150 here:
Correct. We've been working on this for the last year and are now a couple of months from having things in a fairly decent state. GXBB/GXL devices are actually very usable already, GXM hardware (VIM2) needs panfrost to mature a little first (but also active WIP).
You can have a poke at current test images from balbes150 here:
Amazing! I read about that in the News/Blog but i didn't know that this is around the corner for amlogic!
Any update on VIM2 support yet? I'm currently running LibreElec on an old desktop PC that is from the stoneage running the current Millhouse release. I'd like to upgrade to something that has a smaller form factor and with more processing power. The VIM2 looks like a decent option.
Thanks!
Cheers!
balbes150 has some mainline kernel test images that run on VIM2 boards using panfrost instead of the missing mali blob. Things run "okay" but panfrost has some OOM stability issues that probably won't be resolved until we switch over to a proper kernel driver. I think we're a couple of months away from something stable enough for regular use. I'd stick in the stoneage for a little while longer until there's a clear option