I am new to messing with OpenPLi stuff, so I would like to know if all the boxes you guys support will have the new kernel included (and why if the answer is 'no'), please?
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Linux 3.3 has been released (official announcement) on 18 Mar 2012.
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[*]EFI boot support
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New Kernel v. 3.3 for all boxes supported by OpenPLi?
Started by gorski, 08 Apr 2012 08:58
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Posted 8 April 2012 - 08:58
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Re: New Kernel v. 3.3 for all boxes supported by OpenPLi? #2
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Posted 8 April 2012 - 09:06
Wether new kernels can be used is dependent on whether the (closed source) drivers of the manufacturer are available for that kernel. Most of the time they're simply not available.
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Re: New Kernel v. 3.3 for all boxes supported by OpenPLi? #3
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Posted 8 April 2012 - 09:34
So, it has to be supported by the manufacturer, i.e. the new kernel and drivers have to be integrated by them?
No chance of reverse engineering, for instance?
No chance of reverse engineering, for instance?
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Posted 8 April 2012 - 10:11
the kernel is built by us, so in theory we could build a 3.3 kernel for all hardware.
However, the media drivers are provided as binaries by the manufacturers.
And in order for them to be loaded, they have to be built against the exact same kernel.
So in the end, we have to use the kernel version for which the manufacturer provides the drivers.
Which is 2.6.18 for dream, 3.1 for vu, and 3.3 for et.
However, the media drivers are provided as binaries by the manufacturers.
And in order for them to be loaded, they have to be built against the exact same kernel.
So in the end, we have to use the kernel version for which the manufacturer provides the drivers.
Which is 2.6.18 for dream, 3.1 for vu, and 3.3 for et.
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Posted 8 April 2012 - 12:57
Thanx for that!
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Posted 8 April 2012 - 15:14
Just updated my box online with the new kernel 3.3 OK!
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Posted 8 April 2012 - 23:17
pip is not working well before with a chanel sd and other hd was perfect now only with 2 chanels sd pip is perfect .
Edited by clarke, 8 April 2012 - 23:18.
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