03-18-2019, 05:51 AM (This post was last modified: 03-18-2019, 05:52 AM by Luke.)
Quote:more information about NVMe as main boot device and maybe some performance testing
About NVMe as a boot device -we'd need a user-friendly and safe way to flash uboot to SPI. Ayufan already has a solution on the Rock64 but not for the Pro. It will happen at some point in the future - that I am sure.
Regarding performance, what exactly are you after?
Quote:more information about NVMe as main boot device and maybe some performance testing
About NVMe as a boot device -we'd need a user-friendly and safe way to flash uboot to SPI. Ayufan already has a solution on the Rock64 but not for the Pro. It will happen at some point in the future - that I am sure.
Regarding performance, what exactly are you after?
Still it would already be possible to use the eMMC as boot partition and have rootfs on the NVMe i guess, am i correct?
I'm looking to use the pinebook pro as a replacement for everyday work, especially when travelling, so anything comparable to current performances on a x86 based laptop would be good for me.
Not sure if it has been discussed before ( if so i apologize ) why uboot instead of UEFI?
Quote:more information about NVMe as main boot device and maybe some performance testing
About NVMe as a boot device -we'd need a user-friendly and safe way to flash uboot to SPI. Ayufan already has a solution on the Rock64 but not for the Pro. It will happen at some point in the future - that I am sure.
Regarding performance, what exactly are you after?
Still it would already be possible to use the eMMC as boot partition and have rootfs on the NVMe i guess, am i correct?
I'm looking to use the pinebook pro as a replacement for everyday work, especially when travelling, so anything comparable to current performances on a x86 based laptop would be good for me.
Not sure if it has been discussed before ( if so i apologize ) why uboot instead of UEFI?
Yea, sure, you could have rootfs on the NVMe (if you care to look though the RPro64 subforum, I am pretty sure someone has already done it). Obviously uboot on SPI would be more ideal. As for UEFI - you'd have to ask an actual dev (IRC/ Discord buttons at the top of the forum)