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Help Linux to Nexus 10 : Graphics and Compute Development on Samsung Nexus 10

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I was looking for a way to install Linux with Mali GPU support on my Samsung Nexus10, so I find the guide at : http://malideveloper.arm.com/develop-for-mali/features/graphics-and-compute-development-on-samsung-chromebook/

( same cpu exynos 5, gpu mail T604 ... ) and Nexus10 is one of Development Platform Google Nexus 10 « Mali Developer Center Mali Developer Center.

However, I've followed the above guide, and the guide for make boot.img when flash boot img ( cmdline = console=tty0 datapart=/dev/mmcblk0p9 ), It's only black screen ( no console output ) nothing to do ... and auto reset. ( I enabled console VT in kernel, but enable support for gpu graphic console it auto reboot ).

I attached last_dmsg, pull from android env.

Please, give a path to get it.

last_kmsg_4.zip
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    I actually happen to have Arch Linux running natively on the Nexus 10. I don't have either the armsoc or the 3D Mali GPU driver working, but Xorg fbdev works with small modifications to the startup code.

    Don't use the Chromebook kernel. I have a modified kernel that works, source is at willcast/kernel_manta · GitHub

    Checkout the "desktop" branch. Use "manta_desktop_defconfig".

    I can send you the root filesystem and initramfs at some point, I haven't been planning to release it yet so I'll have to remove my home directory, etc. This is in a fairly usable state, however, it will drain the battery faster than it can charge (at least with the USB charger.)

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    I actually happen to have Arch Linux running natively on the Nexus 10. I don't have either the armsoc or the 3D Mali GPU driver working, but Xorg fbdev works with small modifications to the startup code.

    Don't use the Chromebook kernel. I have a modified kernel that works, source is at willcast/kernel_manta · GitHub

    Checkout the "desktop" branch. Use "manta_desktop_defconfig".

    I can send you the root filesystem and initramfs at some point, I haven't been planning to release it yet so I'll have to remove my home directory, etc. This is in a fairly usable state, however, it will drain the battery faster than it can charge (at least with the USB charger.)

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