03:13 <akaizen> So what do you guys think of the official Rockchip github and wiki? Though the wiki is pretty sparse..

04:43 <l33tlinuxh4x0r> hi all

04:45 <l33tlinuxh4x0r> I have downloaded the geekbox sources and built a kernel and android and it works but has some bugs...

04:46 <l33tlinuxh4x0r> Where can I find the newest Rockchip sdk?

04:47 <l33tlinuxh4x0r> Also I tried to make a 4.7.1 kernel for android, it builds fine but it doesn't boot. I think that it may have something to do with my resource.img?

06:48 <nighty> <akaizen> So what do you guys think of the official Rockchip github and wiki? Though the wiki is pretty sparse.. <---seriously , when the Chinese company will have understood the open source community , I think it will rain pigs

07:15 <stdint> nighty, as we don't have enough people do that

07:22 <stdint> I should as therer are enough staff do that

07:23 <stdint> the main profile is android(pad, tv box) and chrome book as I knew

07:58 <mmind00> I might be biased, but having seen the whole change in Rockchip since I started meddling with rk chips in 2012, I think they have done very very well

08:01 <stdint> P.S I am just newbies to RK, still in trail time, I have some experience in Open Source

08:02 <stdint> I hope I would be a nice guy for Open Source community

08:03 <mmind00> these days you see even Rockchip developers take part in some core kernel discussions, also working on mainline uboot ... granted there is always still some learning to do, but working with Rockchip people is really nice these days, as they really seem to try to do the right thing

08:05 <mmind00> stdint: I think your doing great :-)

08:07 <stdint> mmind00, thank you

08:08 <stdint> I am the hizukiayaka@github, if you guys here need some help, I would be here

08:09 <stdint> but I am really a newbies, am not very familiar with RK now