thanks for the info, i have a pi and audio for that is further up my list, but i have just bought a t5325 on ebay so i will have a go at that some time in the future - just one more for the todo list...
> On 13 Mar 2014, at 05:36, Alex Ivanov <gnido...@p0n4ik.tk> wrote: > > Steve Simon <steve <at> quintile.net> writes: > >> I suspose I was thinking of audio, video, and SATA drivers >> rather than a new kernel. >> Does the SoC include the video device? > > I would like to have full support for this device too, but it's > an unpopular one, so there is a little chance that it will have > a full port of anything besides the Linux anytime. It's better > to go with Plan 9 @ Raspberry Pi now and in near future. > > There is no audio driver for Kirkwook, but it shall be written > universal for all devices. t5325 doesn't need any special > handling, except the audio ports layout and an alc5621 > codec driver. > > SoC doesn't include the video device. Instead, a rare PC card > XGI VOLARI Z11 is plugged into PCI-E port. The platform > knows nothing about it, so it must be POSTed by a driver, > which is an odd hassle. > > There are SATA drivers in 9atom (sdkw) and Inferno (devsata). > Though, none of them work on my device, but this only > because something blocks SATAHC from proper functioning. > >> >> >> I suspose what I am really asking is "what doesn't work" > > Well, the kmesg i've posted should give you an initial info. > I have no possibility to test the stuff until i get local boot > or will set a network/auth server for proper network boot. > Ethernet works. USB controller got recognized. That's all. > >> >> -Steve > > > >
