Added support for ISO9660/JOLIET/ZISOFS/UDFS, F2FS, HFS, ReiserFS, XFS, enabled FS cache,
added MAC / Windows LDM partition support, added CD-/DVD-ROM block devices support
and dropped UBIFS support.
Now that we have PCIE support for RK3399 we can also add support for
same PCIE wifi chipsets - this also adds some firmware to RK3399 images
which is required by some of them.
I wrote the driver some month ago and have been testing it on everday
basis since then (by just using it). I will have to add some more
functionality before upstreaming it, since the IP supports way more
then just deinterlacing - however: thats the only use-case for kodi now.
The Rockpro64 board has a PCIe slot. Let's enable CONFIG_MEDIA_PCI_SUPPORT
and a handful of drivers, at suggestion of knaerzche.
To pick a sensible set of drivers, I've started with enabling all that
were made accessible by MEDIA_PCI_SUPPORT=y, then disabled those that
are not enabled elsewhere (notably linux.x86_64.conf) and followed by
disabling ye olde parallel PCI cards. Hopefully I got that right.
Rockpro64 optionally ships with a storage case [1] intended to host a
PCIe SATA controller and hard drives. This is useful for a media
library.
[1] https://wiki.pine64.org/index.php/NASCase
This enables CONFIG_ATA=m and CONFIG_SATA_AHCI=m, the rest is set to
defaults.
The Rockpro64 board has a PCIe slot. This essentially enables
CONFIG_PCI=y and CONFIG_PCIE_ROCKCHIP_HOST=m; the rest that this patch
enables are defaults.
