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[Developer] Booting Tizen:Common on Radxa Rock with Rockchip RK3188 SoC

 
Some great news guys, we previously reported on Leon Anavi getting Tizen:Common running on the open source hardware Development Board Radxa Rock with RK3188 SoC (ARM Cortex-A9 quad core @ 1.6Ghz and Mali400-mp4 GPU), well now he has overcome some of the display issues that he was facing.
The Tizen:Common image is available to download at: http://pc.cd/JPP
 
Leon:
Please refer to the troubleshooting section for the frame buffer at the following article if you experience any issues with the display while using the provided image: http://wiki.radxa.com/Rock/display#Set_framebuffer_resolution
For more information about the efforts for porting Tizen to devices with Rockchip SoC as well as configuration files please visit: https://github.com/leon-anavi/tizen-rockchip

 
UPDATE: Tutorial
Leon has kindly done a tutorial showing how you can transfer the Tizen:Common Image for Radxa Rock onto a MicroSD card and also how you can build Tizen:Common for Radxa Rock from Scratch. You can find the tutorial here.

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