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paperwastage

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paperwastage, that starts looking good, thanks for the update!

yeah. now I'll have to look through the dmesg logs and figure out what's wrong

trying to get android-ia to boot, but facing the same problems with EFI (iso/img doesn't have x86/ia32 efi compiled

https://01.org/android-ia/downloads

external/efitools/Android.mk
# TODO: support ia32 prebuilt

ifeq ($(TARGET_KERNEL_ARCH),x86_64)

arch_name := x86_64

need to compile it manually as well
 
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already posted most of these http://forums.anandtech.com/showpost.php?p=35643642&postcount=1459

@shivansps also mentioned that the strong* cpu performance brings it around the competitor's 18W 40nm apu in terms of performance in some 3d workloads
that aside, I really wish UMPCs would make a comeback! :biggrin:

*relatively
 
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Shivansps

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Its more a wishfull thinking than a statment, im already placed results of the E-350 on page 57? or it was 58? anyway, just waiting for someone with a T100 to compare.

I know the E-350 and what i can do because i own one for almost 4 years now, its CPU bound most of the time, and you must also keep in mind that for dual core Temash, A4-1200 and A4-1250 and likely worse than E-350 because of that and probably end at the same level or worse than quad BTs outside of benchmarks, now dual BTs are going to be another thing.
 

cbn

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Earlier in the thread it was mentioned Intel's 22nm Smartphone SOC (merrifield) would have an IMG Tech Rogue GPU.

Do we know what iGPU the 14nm Intel smartphone SOC will have? IMG tech or Intel GEN graphics?
 

Ajay

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Earlier in the thread it was mentioned Intel's 22nm Smartphone SOC (merrifield) would have an IMG Tech Rogue GPU.

Do we know what iGPU the 14nm Intel smartphone SOC will have? IMG tech or Intel GEN graphics?

From a thread over @ RWT, it still may br IMG Tech. Intel GFX still use too much power (but have better graphics quality, how's that for a twist?).
 

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There is not much to check, UEFI only boot means MBR bootloader is not supported, this will be become more common with the time, but MBR is deprecated at this point.

If EFI bootloader is working them its OK, you just need to get used to it, no MBR support its not a valid reason to complain, to get it working its exactly the same steps you need to do in order to boot from a " UEFI: XXXX " on any uefi enabled mb today.
 

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There is not much to check, UEFI only boot means MBR bootloader is not supported, this will be become more common with the time, but MBR is deprecated at this point.

If EFI bootloader is working them its OK, you just need to get used to it, no MBR support its not a valid reason to complain, to get it working its exactly the same steps you need to do in order to boot from a " UEFI: XXXX " on any uefi enabled mb today.

yeah, but there's still a small wrinkle about needing x86 UEFI (while most devices/places/distros only support x64 UEFI)

getting Windows 7 might be a pain(Trying to slipstream in the x86 UEFI)

getting android might be easier(compile x86 UEFI instead of x64 UEFI)

getting *nix should be easy now (include x86 GRUB, hopefully all other drivers like graphics are working)
 

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just out of curiosity, have you tried to rename the 64bit efi?

As for Win7 im certain it will run, but manual tweak or creation of bootmanager and bootloader will be needed, still i dont see much point.
 
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paperwastage

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just out of curiosity, have you tried to rename the 64bit efi?

As for Win7 im certain it will run, but manual tweak or creation of bootmanager and bootloader will be needed, still i dont see much point.

I tried it once(before compiling grub properly to x86 and using the that instead)

Didn't work. Could try it again(need to pop by best buy /staples to get a few spare flash drives)

The boot.efi is instruction-specific
 

cbn

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For a Z3680 budget tablet, I would definitely be interested in something like this:

http://www.ubuntu.com/phone/ubuntu-for-android

From what I understand Ubuntu and Android will run side by side each other (since they are both based on Linux). So no need to reboot when switching OSes.
 
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