#Allwinner a64 bsp linux drivers#

If the guys from Allwinner were smart enough they would at least hide this in the binary blobs, so no one could see it! embedded always in the kernel you canвЂ™t remove it! Some guy decided to try it on his Orange Pi вЂ“ you see the result, he got root access to the device by simple echo command!Дamn! and this is put with non-conditional flags i.e. вЂ¦and while thinking on it, scrolling down I found this: My first though was who the hell will use the original extracted from Android Linux Kernel 3.4 made by Allwinner which contains binary blobs, when there is completely Free Open Source alternative developed by Linux-Sunxi community? What does this means? If string вЂњrootmydeviceвЂќ pass through sunxi_debug process it assigns you root privileges. I decided to check what is this about and expand the message вЂ¦ then LMAO!Дavid Manouchehri found interesting code in the Allwinner GitHub The clock driver of a SoC will never evolve, so, it is. > Let me know what you think, I don't see the interest to have common code for 32bits and 64bits. > Some WiP stuff have been removed, such as the MMC part, but this serie > already has a decent amount of devices supported: uart, i2c, rsb, etc.

#Allwinner a64 bsp linux drivers#

The disadvantage of the mainline kernel compared to the kernel is that not all sunxi-specific drivers have yet been ported. Development for sunxi-based systems had originally begun based on an Allwinner android kernel. I got this interesting Tweet this morning from Ken Tindell Wiki page.