First post from Tinker Board (RK3288)
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Worth a separate post! |
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Congratulations on a splendid piece of work, Michael! |
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Well done! I’m tempted… 8~) …but really, my Pi3B is doing everything I need, faster than I can think, anyway…for now… |
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Big thanks to Jeffrey , JB, and everyone else who helped me on the way. Couldn’t have gone this far without you. |
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Native Gigabit Ethernet, HQ sound, intégrated (fast?) eMMC. And twice the power of a Pi3. Very promising… but still a lot of work for you Michael :) |
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Just a stupid idea: try to concentrate on the source code of RISC OS 5.24 (when available). So you’ll be able to propose something very closed to the official system. |
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Yea a lot of work remains. I think ethernet is next on my list. |
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One more: now that you do not use serial transfers any more, can you post a new score for RISCOSmark (latest version is 2.06)? With overclock up to 2.18 GHz (needs a fan and a 3 amp PSU), the TinkerBoard will be probably the fastest RISC OS offer on earth. |
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It would be boring results as the system is not up to full speed. |
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Perhaps, but I bet it’ll be better than before :) |
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RISCOSmark 2.04 (30-Dec-2015) by Richard Spencer 2003 MOS Utilities 5.23 (11 Feb 2018) Test Benchmark |
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There is no accelerated rect copy right now. |
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Thanks. Nota: I suspect you’re sticked on slowest speed: |
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It was nice to see all the graphics :) |
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First board running RISC OS with a Rockchip CPU/SoC. First board running RISC OS with a Mali GPU. Impressive. And now go for the finetuning – how about hardware-based UHD H.265 playback :-) |
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Dream on. |
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Congratulations, you deserve a beer or six. |
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This is excellent news, well done Michael! |
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Thanks and thanks. I could definitely do with a beer och two :) |
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Full speed, full GFX, native Ethernet, native audio, microSD support… and eMMC? And of course a kit from CJE/RComp to get max speed (silent fan, a specific 3A PSU connected to GPIO pins, and a case).
You’ll need more :) |
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Well Ethernet is in making. |
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Well done! :) #Applause |
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Very nicely done! |
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Hi Michael, great work. I do happen to have a Tinkerboard that I was planning to use for something else as I didn’t realise I could use it for RISC OS! I just found your thread here and wondered if you’re going to release or make available an SD Card image etc so anyone with a Tinker can get the OS installed? I’m not sure what the most powerful board is for Risc OS at the moment, everything I’ve read steers towards the Titanium but when comparing the Asus Tinkerboard to the Beagleboard X-15 it seems almost as good for a lot cheaper price? :) |
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I am not sure what to do. The status is somewhat unfinished and it is still very slow. We will see! I started another porting effort yesterday. |
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