I got a Rockchip RK3288 development board, and would like to get Mali-T764 running on its Linux system.
I checked
Mali Drivers
but found no drivers. Will you please point it out for me?
Hi,
You can find the T7xx kernel drivers here: Open Source Mali-T6xx & Mali-T7xx GPU Kernel Device Drivers - Mali Developer Center Mali Developer Center
The page has just been updated to more clearly show the support for T7xx devices for r4p1-00rel0
The user space drivers will be available soon on the Mali Developer Center.
Ryan
> I got a Rockchip RK3288 development board, and would like to get Mali-T764 running on its Linux system.
Rockchip should also be able to provide you with kernel driver sources and user-space binaries for their Linux BSP (if they have one, I'm not entirely sure what they ship).
HTH,
Pete
Hi, Ryan,
I'd like to know how soon it is estimated the user space drivers will be available.
How about a preview version for promptly feedback? Thanks.
Levin
Could you please give us the name of the RK3288 development board you're using, and which Linux software (kernel version, distribution) you already have running on it even if it doesn't include any Mali support?
The Mali-T76x user-side binary drivers are on our roadmap for public release although not in the very near future, and with this information we may be able to solve your problem earlier.
Guillaume
Dear Guillaume,
This is a Firefly-RK3288 development board.
I have Ubuntu 14.04 LTS running on Linux kernel v3.6.10.37 . I'd like to add mali 3D acceleration
support to the X11 video driver.
Thank you,
Hi Levin,
Do you know if they provide Mali binaries as part of their development kit? Their website talks a lot about the Mali GPU so it seems strange if they do not actually enable it with drivers, it might be worth chasing this up with them in the mean-time before we release our own.
Hth,
Chris
Maybe will need some time to make it work.
wait your good news.....
Any ETA for when r5p0 user space drivers are planned to be released? The kernel side drivers are already available.
Furthermore would you know if r5p0 kernel drivers can work with r4p1 user space libraries?
excuse me,
Can you tell me how do you test the kernel side drivers?
Hi ganggangstyle,
There is an integration test suite shipped to licencees, but we don't publicly ship anything other than the GPL components (the kernel driver), so we don't publicly ship any tests for the kernel driver. Testing can be done however by bringing up the entire stack and running some GLES test suite.
The kernel and user space components need to be matching revision.
Mark