December 25, 2021
Orange Pi 4 (Rockchip 3399) U-Boot and kernel sources
It has always proven useful to study the U-Boot and linux kernel sources.
The kernel sources can be needlessly annoying, but U-Boot has proven more
instructive for things I am interested in.
The Orange Pi Xulong area on Github has separate respositories for the kernel and U-Boot,
as well as an Orange Pi "Build" repository. Cloning all three of these went surprisingly
fast! Even cloning the linux sources went fairly quickly (although the clone "hung" the
first time and needed to be restarted).
Confusingly there are two build repositories. The one with all lower case has had activity
in the last 3 days, whereas the other has had no activity for about a year.
Maybe that tells the story. Both mention the RK3399.
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