@numbqq Well you should gain more experience in the Mainline stuff. A lot of Brends did not success as they should because of lack of Mainline support.
You could contact some Linux mainline developers and contribute them a device, but they will of course need you and all information of what that device can == Specification like in link @balbes150 posted.
@numbqq You gain experience from doing. Mailing lists are nowhere near as simple as sending a PR on github, but if I can figure out how to send changes upstream it’s not impossible!
Great work, thanks for making the effort to upstream this! Upstream kernel support makes development, ongoing maintenance and support of systems built on the Edge series so much easier.
I’ll try to give that branch (or -next or mainline if it’s made it that far by then) as thorough a test & check as I can for you when the Edge board I bought for testing arrives.
^ those git repos should have everything you need for supporting current RK devices with ARM blobs on mainline kernels. Also check our main repo for build-system pacakges of the same name; look at the the systemd scripts to see how we support multiple libs in a single distro image with runtime linking of the correct libs (used with Amlogic more than Rockchip, but that will change once our RK images switch up to mainline kernels).
I see in this link that there are some images for devices but no for edge-v. I know that edge-v is like edge just form factor of VIM, so i guess that is same image to use on both edge and edge-v?