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Comment #28287950
> Re-locking the bootloader does make the camera work again, which indicates that it’s more of a software-level obstacle My guess is that their camera supplier has a secret blob th…
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Comment #28156568
(disclaimer: am an AWS employee) Hello, Where did you get that from? The drivers for NVIDIA networking cards are in the upstream kernel. You have the option of using newer versions…
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Comment #28086986
Oddly enough, Windows RT still gets security updates until 2023. But with it stuck on IE11...
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Comment #27963030
Yes the first gen iPad Pro can, and the second generation one too. The target user base for Linux on those might be too small though.
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Comment #27885008
https://developer.nvidia.com/shield-developer-os-images With more resources at: https://developer.nvidia.com/shield-open-source
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Comment #27747640
The libc and libraries that they already add to apps don't leave enough space for an off-the-shelf C++ runtime to be included. So instead of including a custom runtime they just ba…
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Comment #27747160
Azure Sphere OS was designed to fit in a 4MB of SRAM envelope... while actually using a Linux kernel. If I remember well, only 512KB is actually usable by OEM applications on that …
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Comment #27746463
For Windows 10 Mobile, app sideloading with any signature has been implemented since the beginning. You can just install a .appx(bundle) directly, with no dev account system being …
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Comment #27746246
They can be fiddled with at will, the boot loader stack has been cracked for those a long time ago. Microsoft didn't bother to fix it. (look at the WPInternals project, through whi…
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Comment #27620388
Yeah, Meltdown did affect quite some Arm CPUs, including the Cortex-A75 too. However, due to specific features of the Arm architecture, it was patchable without a significant perfo…
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Comment #27619343
They wanted to drop support for quite some old hardware, like 32-bit only machines, which are no longer supported in Windows 11. (and some newer ones too, rumours say that a TPM mi…
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Comment #27618642
To elaborate: On Darwin, x18 is used as a scratch register in context switches on hardware where Meltdown mitigations are needed. As such, it is cleaned on each ctx switch on that …
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Comment #27618607
You don't need a translator. The ABI is a software construct, not an hardware one. What would be needed though is to have two copies of the system libraries in such a case, targeti…