An experimental bootloader for ChomeOS's depthcharge based on busybox and kexec-tools
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Vendor-style hardware reference: Rockchip RK3288, RK3576 and RK3588 boards (Veyron Chromebooks, H96 MAX M9, Turing RK1), the Airoha AN7581 Gemtek W1700K router, and the MediaTek MT7996 and Silicon Labs EFR32MG21 chips, under mainline Linux and OpenWrt. Boot chains, device-tree facts, errata and traps, each claim graded by its evidence.
openwrt linux-kernel v4l2 device-tree rockchip rk3288 chromebook embedded-linux mainline-linux efr32mg21 hardware-documentation airoha rk3588 depthcharge veyron rk3576 turing-rk1 an7581 mt7996 h96-max-m9
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Serial console + OpenWrt flashing for Google WiFi (Gale, AC-1304) from a Mac via a $7 SuzyQ/SuzyQable USB-C debug adapter. No Chromebook, no Linux laptop, no kext.
macos openwrt libusb chromebook coreboot ccd ipq4019 pyusb gale serial-console google-wifi depthcharge suzyq suzyqable debug-cable ac-1304
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May 27, 2026 - Python
Google Kukui HAOS and postmarketOS build tooling for OTBR-capable MT8183 tablets
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Oct 17, 2026 - Shell
Arch Linux ARM on ASUS Chromebit CS10 (veyron-mickey): built-in initramfs kernel, eMMC install guide and pitfalls
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Nov 6, 2026 - Python
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