Hi.
We are currently working towards deploying on a OMAP4460 SoC, and are using the kernel from the TI landing team in tilt-3.3, but would be willing to go to 4.4 if necessary.
We are currently discussing using the OMAP5432 instead of the OMAP4460, and are wondering which issues we might encounter with doing this? Do you expect every module on the 5432 to be working well when the chip is released, or in about a year from now? I got some documentation, which basically told us to design for 4460 now, and when 5432 comes out, most of the work was already done. This was for Android though, and I'm wondering if you expect this to be the case also on Linux?
Best regards Martin Ertssas
On Fri, Apr 20, 2012 at 10:15 AM, Martin Ertsås martiert@gmail.com wrote:
Hi.
We are currently working towards deploying on a OMAP4460 SoC, and are using the kernel from the TI landing team in tilt-3.3, but would be willing to go to 4.4 if necessary.
s/4.4/3.4/
We are currently discussing using the OMAP5432 instead of the OMAP4460, and are wondering which issues we might encounter with doing this?
Do
you expect every module on the 5432 to be working well when the chip is released, or in about a year from now? I got some documentation, which basically told us to design for 4460 now, and when 5432 comes out, most of the work was already done.
There is very few public information on OMAP5 available at the moment. I don't suppose the documentation you refer is public (and might even be under specific NDA), so i would recommend that you discuss this with your TI representative before bringing it up on such a public mailing list.
This was for Android though, and I'm wondering if you expect this to be the case also on Linux?
wait, Android is not Linux?
cheers,
nicolas
Best regards Martin Ertssas
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