to clarify - i ment that support for allwinner chips in general is poor - even as i've currently compiled u-boot-sunxi ( and u-boot for that matter ) and linux-sunxi ( and linux mainline without success for now ) ( for H3 soc on orange pi is a lot worse than that = u-boot/u-boot-sunxi does not support it, linux-sunxi-3.4.n does not support it, etc...... one may find kernel trees and u-boot stuff which may or may not compile, some tools are only binary ) /mc ( note - my emails and answers to my emails double because you have added two email addresses of mine, which is ok, just funny ) Quoting Víctor Martínez <pitillo@crux-arm.nu>:

El 11/11/2015 09:52, matti christensen <mattic@iki.fi> escribió:

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Hello

Hey Matti,

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i just bought this - http://www.orangepi.org/orangepipc/ - as it was  really cheap...

Here I bought another (orangepi2) and I'm waiting the power supply delivery. In the next weeks I'll put hands on it and I'll provide more info directly in a device documentation page.

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playing w cubieboard 2 and studying orange pi pc - i must say that  support ( kernel source, u-boot source, ... ) for these is really poor  = there are several private source trees in various git reposities,  and no knowledge of their activity, support ....

would like to have opinions, hints of working kernel source archives,  comments ...

Currantly I have no idea about its status, but I'll comment when I'll dig into the info provided in their official webpage.

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/mc

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