Hello,
Now 6.1 support has bee merged, I have been looking at making an MR for my RK3588(S) device and maybe some RK3568 devices. However I have found 2 issues :-
U boot needs updating
Currently the rock-chip uboot package is targeting the 021.07 version, for RK3588 support we need to target v2023.07
For anyone who has knowledge of the RK3288 and 3399 SoC's that are currently supported.... do the later U-Boot versions fully support the devices / what changes are still needed ?
** No ATF source code **
Neither RK3688 and 3568 are supported in mainline ATF so some firmware downloads from RKbin are needed, are these acceptable for us to ship within openwrt builds ?
I could not see any obvious license text here https://github.com/rockchip-linux/rkbin , But I am guessing this question has been asked before.
Thanks In Advance
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