So let’s have a closer look. It’s the same horribly outdated u-boot with no support for script.bin (so you can not even simply exchange display resolution settings but have to overwrite u-boot sectors instead!):
All that has changed since 2 months is README.md where you added a single space character:
Thx again for the confirmation that SinoVoip still has no idea how ‘Open Source Development’ works. Instead of ‘release early, release often’ you still hide the stuff you have. So noone is able to help you.
OK, now you released the “bsp”, but where is WiringPi for the M3? Where is a tool to let the user choose different display settings since you still rely on this horribly outdated u-boot without script.bin support? And why on earth do you do that? We talked about that stuff half a year ago regarding M2 and nothing happened. Now the situation with the M3 is that worse again. Why? Do you hate your customers or simply don’t care?
If you would’ve released this stuff earlier maybe someone would’ve picked it up and provide u-boot support so that script.bin would now work and the M3 would be at least somewhat useable for tinkerers. But no. Again SinoVoip proves that is hasn’t learned a single lesson and that it’s not willing to become a community player. Thx for the confirmation.
If I look at their Website, I can find one statement about software development and I wonder, is this true?
Rely on the strong R & D capability, the source of a communication software to provide customers with the secondary development can provide a complete Development Board
Now think, if they had software engineers, they could easily put something together - but there is nothing.
So all they have at SinoVoip must be hardware-engineers. Unfortunately they are not even searching for
software-engineers.
I feel sorry for the people who spend their MONEY just some silicon, plastic and soldering. It is useless without SOFTWARE
useless
hello
wake up
at @sinovoip
If you look through the commits, Justin worked there at least 2 months ago. Maybe he’s gone in the meantime. And maybe the problem are not the developers but the CEO instead relying on outdated structures and preventing the developers become community members?
There is no word about software development.
Not one word.
And usually they make a big fuss about every little detail - so I believe there are NO software-developers.
M3 is totally useless - it has no software development /support.
justin , DK, MIKEY and other RD all hard work on banana pi , as you konw, allwinner linux code have many issue, we have try our best to do this work. for this github ,we only can let linux running fine and and all driver work fine .
i know ,you want we development on mainline linux kernel , but for this work ,we need many user to help us , it is a hard work ,we can not do it so soon.
we need time and need your help, you also can help us.thank you.
You do not want to understand anything, right? You have not the slightest idea what ‘mainline kernel’ means? ‘Mainline’ is just a word you stumbled accross in the forums and now you tell ‘give us some time with this mainline thingy’ from time to time.
The way you try to develop ‘software’ doesn’t work. You just rehash things from Allwinner or the community and fix basic stuff. That’s it.
Becoming a community player would mean opening your ‘development’ efforts to the public. You do the opposite, always just releasing the ‘give us some time until finished’ stuff way too late on Github.
Again, thx for the confirmation that you’ve not the slightest idea how all this works and that things won’t change anytime soon. It’s a real mess.