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hey people, any news?

as always, lots of .. what in particular would interest you?

anything about beta that deviates from the typical normal hard development. any major breakthroughs changes or setbacks

we have arch running on the MicroZed in our setup

great news!

microzed will definitely be the base platform for the Beta, yes. We also plan to support Parallella and PicoZed though, just not as primary

for several reasons, for example we do not have a PicoZed yet and the parallella has not enough I/Os for big sensors

i am but the latest mail i fot was 9 days ago

it works reasonably well on the zynq (so far) some minor config issues but nothing critical

i use arch and i am very pleased with it. you get any help from any arch devs? do they know of your plan to use it for the beta?

you want it this way?

no preference either way

as long as we don't encounter arch specific issues, we probably won't bother them though

have to go now Bertl, will be back later. thanks for the update.

off to bed now ... have a good one everyone!

somebody has any information, that what type of PCIe (slot, lane) will be used for 4K RAW PC recording (http://lab.apertus.org/T136)

http://elinux.org/Jetson_TK1

+ a SATA SSD

Jetson TK1 SATA?: https://devtalk.nvidia.com/default/topic/774120/jetson-tk1-sata3-support/

The chip itself can do more, but it is not connected in the Jetson board

Probably the minimum order quantity of the K1 is a bit too high...:-(

well i'm not an engineer, so i can't build this system i only "see" this: Beta -> PCIe -> maybe PCIe to mPCIe -> SATA or USB 3.0

so if could find 5 people who would ki to invest around 200 bucks, then it could work...

it's a full size alpha frame

morning folks!

With the Jetson you could probably reach 4k RAW at 24-25 fps. We are looking for 120fps, so that is why we need 4x PCIe...

It is definitely a very interesting chip for image analysis!

not at all, but nvidia hasn't been great in "open technology" so far

surami: it will require at least PCIe x2/4 to capture the data from the Beta

besides the Quad core cortex it has 192 GPU cores, which makes it interesting

brb soon

Bertl: read the last post here, "TK1 itself and custom PCBs can support PCIe gen2 x4 (2000 MB/s)" https://devtalk.nvidia.com/default/topic/773222/tegra-k1-and-fpga-link/

and i found a project where Nvidia Tegra K1, Xilinx Ultrascale and CMOSIS CMV12000 is used: http://nexvision.fr/portfolio/maestro-4k-video-camera/

sebastian closed T166: publish Axiom Alpha Timeline to communicate more than "it is complex and a lot of things have been and still are happening in parallell", a task blocking T165: Create TAG Festival article for apertus.org, as "Resolved". http://lab.apertus.org/T165

thanks :)

this link surami posted is interesting