Building a Team for Kernel development

P.I.Joe

Starting with a Post by User moinelf saying that if we want mainline kernel support, we should start working on it by ourselfs.

So this is a try to get a team to achieve mainline kernel support. I can imagine donating a small amount to all team members, if we manage to get it working!

Team

Organisation: / Support / Testing : P.i.joe, KY69

Programming:

Feel free to join. It will be good to get some people involved that have good programming skills.

Thanks in advance for your interest!

codekipper

Your best bet is to work with the linux-sunxi team with this...they have merged a lot of the patches delivered by jemk https://lkml.org/lkml/2015/5/15/505 and he has also added some u-boot changes https://github.com/jemk/u-boot-sunxi/commits/sunxi/h3.
With this and a rootfs you will be as far as most of the other boards in terms of running on mainline.
CK

charlly

Having a strong team for kernel development is essential for ensuring the success of any project. It is important to have a team of experts with diverse backgrounds who can work together to deliver the best possible results. By having a team that is knowledgeable, creative and dedicated, the final product can be of the highest quality. This is why it is essential to take the time to assemble the right team when starting a kernel development project. With the right mix of skills and talent, the project can be completed  osteoporosis risk factors on time and within budget while also achieving the desired results.