Thomas Kaiser

> chipset manufacturer It's the **board manufacturer's** duty to get in contact with Ampak, pull a new firmware from them, test it with their devices and release it to the...

What about the other board makers? Tom/Radxa delivered amazingly fast which is great. :) This Github issue makes it rather easy to point other board makers to and blame them...

So to summarize 5 weeks later. Except of [Radxa/RockPi](https://github.com/armbian/firmware/commit/2a7e18f05305277c9fb22443c6343ad3fa1d2f5d) and the [RPi Trading guys](https://github.com/RPi-Distro/firmware-nonfree/commit/ce751a84617715ca0189e55c3cf07f12d87e16e5) the rest of the ARM world simply doesn't give a shit about broken wireless security.

Why opening an 'issue' instead of RTFM or in this case simply reading the few sentences containing everything relevant: https://github.com/bamarni/pi64#getting-started No password set, all you need is `sudo -s` for...

> Hope this will give you a brief insight into the performence of Pi64. Unfortunately not. Every 'hardware performance' comparison including sysbench is just collecting numbers without meaning. Same with...

Linpack is not a 'fire and forget' benchmark and you should never use distro packages (as it's done everywhere unfortunately): https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=208057&start=25#p1288630 There are a few threads over in the forum...

Why do people follow outdated tutorials from hundred years ago? Putting Wi-Fi credentials into /etc/network/interfaces is insane. I would do the following: rfkill unblock wifi reboot apt-get --no-install-recommends install network-manager...

> Where are you getting your guide from then? By not artificially limiting myself to the small Raspberry Pi monoculture. There are tons of better ARM boards available and around...

The ARM cores on any Raspberry Pi are just guests and the operating system running there is a secondary one. If you want to implement power management you have to...

You need at least * new kernel with LAN7800 driver and correct device-tree contents * new 'firmware' with support for the new hardware (this is the proprietary stuff on the...