Supported Hardware by SoC
List of recommended SoCs
Please note. Support for different SoCs is at different stages of development. This list shows the most fully supported and, therefore, the most recommended ones.
- SoC Model
- Load address
- Stage
- Installation
- Goke GK7205V200 #
- 0x42000000
- Generate an installation guide
- Goke GK7205V210 #
- 0x42000000
- Generate an installation guide
- Goke GK7205V300 #
- 0x42000000
- Generate an installation guide
- Goke GK7605V100 #
- 0x42000000
- Generate an installation guide
- HiSilicon HI3516EV200 #
- 0x42000000
- Generate an installation guide
- HiSilicon HI3516EV300 #
- 0x42000000
- Generate an installation guide
- Ingenic T21 #
- 0x80600000
- Generate an installation guide
- Ingenic T31AL #
- 0x80600000
- Generate an installation guide
- Ingenic T31L #
- 0x80600000
- Generate an installation guide
- Ingenic T31N #
- 0x80600000
- Generate an installation guide
- Ingenic T31X #
- 0x80600000
- Generate an installation guide
- Ingenic T31ZL #
- 0x80600000
- Generate an installation guide
- Ingenic T31ZX #
- 0x80600000
- Generate an installation guide
- Ingenic T40N #
- 0x80600000
- Generate an installation guide
- Ingenic T40XP #
- 0x80600000
- Generate an installation guide
- SigmaStar SSC30KD #
- 0x21000000
- Generate an installation guide
- SigmaStar SSC30KQ #
- 0x21000000
- Generate an installation guide
- SigmaStar SSC333 #
- 0x21000000
- Generate an installation guide
- SigmaStar SSC335 #
- 0x21000000
- Generate an installation guide
- SigmaStar SSC335DE #
- 0x21000000
- Generate an installation guide
- SigmaStar SSC337 #
- 0x21000000
- Generate an installation guide
- SigmaStar SSC337DE #
- 0x21000000
- Generate an installation guide
- SigmaStar SSC338Q #
- 0x21000000
- Generate an installation guide
- SigmaStar SSC377 #
- 0x21000000
- Generate an installation guide
- SigmaStar SSC377D #
- 0x21000000
- Generate an installation guide
- SigmaStar SSC377DE #
- 0x21000000
- Generate an installation guide
- SigmaStar SSC378DE #
- 0x21000000
- Generate an installation guide
Stages of Firmware development
- NEQ
- No Equipment. We have an SDK for the platform, but we don't have specific hardware to continue development, you can donate it to our R&D guys (especially old boards that passed EOL and can not longer be bought).
- R&D
- The Research and Development stage, when we already have the platform SDK and maybe even the hardware boards, but we are starting to fiddle with the platform, studying its specifics and features. There is still a lot of work ahead.
- HLP
- Help wanted. We have the hardware, we have the SDK, the basic stuff is learned and done. But we are stuck. This is where we are looking for help from experienced embedded developers to overcome the obstacles and move on to the next stage.
- WIP
- Work in progress. We learned a lot about the platform hardware and code base, prepared the first public binary build, and are waiting for the first adopters to test it on their boards and provide feedback to help us move forward.
- MVP
- A minimal viable product. The basic system is built, the platform can produce video, at least on the main channel, but due to a lack of human resources, development is delayed or halted. A financial infusion could push the development to the final stage.
- DONE
- Done and done! Bootloader boots, Linux loads, streamer can stream video and produce snaphots. You can have yourself a working platform open for tinkering and further improvements. We still expect feedback and patches from you guys, though.