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[Arm-netbook] Press Kit?
GaCuest
2016-07-11 08:22:40 UTC
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Is there a press kit?

I want to translate the press release, and send it
to some Spanish websites if they want to publish it.

I searched it on Rhombus-Tech and I have not
found anything.

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Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton
2016-07-11 16:24:49 UTC
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Post by GaCuest
Is there a press kit?
press kit? that's a bit posh, isn't it? :)
Post by GaCuest
I want to translate the press release, and send it
to some Spanish websites if they want to publish it.
hmm, ok - let's start a page
http://rhombus-tech.net/crowdsupply/press_release/ and put something
together from various other sources, anyone want to give it a shot?

l.

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GaCuest
2016-07-11 17:07:03 UTC
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El 11 de julio de 2016 a las 18:25:33, Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton
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Post by GaCuest
Is there a press kit?
press kit? that's a bit posh, isn't it? :)
Well, I think it's important. First, because you can explain what is
important in your project (for example, someone can write that
EOMA-68 is a laptop with Allwinner A20, and not explain the
EOMA-68 standard and its future). Second, because you increase
your presence in the media.
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Post by GaCuest
I want to translate the press release, and send it
to some Spanish websites if they want to publish it.
hmm, ok - let's start a page
http://rhombus-tech.net/crowdsupply/press_release/ and put something
together from various other sources, anyone want to give it a shot?
I will wait to see if anyone can do it. My English is not perfect (as
you can see in my emails) and I can make stupid mistakes that
would not be good to send to media.

I would have no problem translating it into Spanish.
Post by Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton
l.
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Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton
2016-07-11 17:50:58 UTC
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Post by GaCuest
El 11 de julio de 2016 a las 18:25:33, Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton
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Post by GaCuest
Is there a press kit?
press kit? that's a bit posh, isn't it? :)
Well, I think it's important. First, because you can explain what is
important in your project (for example, someone can write that
EOMA-68 is a laptop with Allwinner A20, and not explain the
EOMA-68 standard and its future). Second, because you increase
your presence in the media.
huh. okay.
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Post by Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton
Post by GaCuest
I want to translate the press release, and send it
to some Spanish websites if they want to publish it.
hmm, ok - let's start a page
http://rhombus-tech.net/crowdsupply/press_release/ and put something
together from various other sources, anyone want to give it a shot?
I will wait to see if anyone can do it.
ok i've got time.

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Andrew M.A. Cater
2016-07-11 17:36:07 UTC
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Luke,

Can you reconsider the MIPS32 and Ingenic? The Creator C120 and C140 from Imagination use a very similar chip
- the video chip has some non-free drivers but there are alos Libre drivers, I believe.

https://imgtec.com/contact-us/ should have contact details.

It is certainly feasible to install Debian on this: no other distribution is supporting this chipset any more,
I believe, though I could be wrong about OpenWRT supporting some models of MIPS chips embedded in routers etc.

[No connection or endersement of Imagination here other than as a satisfied Kickstarter customer for the C120
and awaiting the C140 arrival as a Kickstarter backer - due any day now]

All the very best,

AndyC

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Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton
2016-07-11 17:55:12 UTC
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On Mon, Jul 11, 2016 at 6:36 PM, Andrew M.A. Cater
Post by Andrew M.A. Cater
Luke,
Can you reconsider the MIPS32 and Ingenic? The Creator C120 and C140 from Imagination use a very similar chip
- the video chip has some non-free drivers but there are alos Libre drivers, I believe.
i am NOT going to be using PowerVR. imgtec have caused countless
problems for over 15 years. every company that's ever distributed a
PowerVR GPU inside their processor has regretted it.

i do have the EOMA68-jz4775 board available - i just haven't had time
to investigate the boot process.
Post by Andrew M.A. Cater
https://imgtec.com/contact-us/ should have contact details.
if they provide full source code for all PowerVR GPU drivers, i'll
look at the C120 and C140.
Post by Andrew M.A. Cater
It is certainly feasible to install Debian on this: no other distribution is supporting this chipset any more,
i know. it's one of the reasons why we didn't pursue the
EOMA68-jz4775 for this campaign: too much work involved.

l.

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GaCuest
2016-07-11 18:15:24 UTC
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El 11 de julio de 2016 a las 19:55:38, Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton
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On Mon, Jul 11, 2016 at 6:36 PM, Andrew M.A. Cater
Post by Andrew M.A. Cater
Luke,
Can you reconsider the MIPS32 and Ingenic? The Creator C120 and C140 from Imagination
use a very similar chip
Post by Andrew M.A. Cater
- the video chip has some non-free drivers but there are alos Libre drivers, I believe.
i am NOT going to be using PowerVR. imgtec have caused countless
problems for over 15 years. every company that's ever distributed a
PowerVR GPU inside their processor has regretted it.
If all goes well (I hope), what SoC could be a good successor of the
EOMA-68 A20?

I saw your post in crowdsupply and no other processor seems to
be a good successor. Perhaps Allwinner A64 and Snapdragon 410c,
but have some red flags. Can this be a problem to have a successor
of the EOMA-68 A20?

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Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton
2016-07-11 18:30:05 UTC
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Post by GaCuest
If all goes well (I hope), what SoC could be a good successor of the
EOMA-68 A20?
don't know yet! will there be more than one in the next 10 years of
the lifetime of EOMA68? yes, certainly.
Post by GaCuest
I saw your post in crowdsupply and no other processor seems to
be a good successor. Perhaps Allwinner A64 and Snapdragon 410c,
but have some red flags. Can this be a problem to have a successor
of the EOMA-68 A20?
i'm investigating something: i can't tell you what the current plan
is, it's confidential - i'll have some more news in about 2-3 weeks.

l.

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