ColorfulRhino 5b913affba rk3568: bl31: update bl31 to v1.44
Official release notes:

New:
1. Add support for RK3567 SoC.

Commit log:
Update features:
    8cea6ab0b plat: rk3528: dmc: pause derate mr4 during dmc_restore
    554d3e651 rockchip: add fw_version_string support
    0370535ac rockchip: atags: Add fwver tag support
    abe3a3cb3 plat: rk3568: dmc: pause derate mr4 during dmc_restore
    2b18fad8c rockchip: atags: fix error of getting size of tag_boot1p
    63c438219 plat: rk3568: monitor: add support for rk3567
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Rockchip firmware

This repository contains the Rockchip Binary Firmware Package (RkBin) necessary to successfully operate Rockchip-based Single Board Computers (SBCs) and devices. Armbian provides stable and reliable operating systems for various ARM boards, including those powered by Rockchip processors.

What is RkBin?

RkBin is a collection of proprietary firmware components essential for proper hardware initialization, booting, and system operation on Rockchip SBCs. It includes the bootloader, trusted firmware, and other binary blobs required for a seamless boot process and efficient hardware utilization.

This repository is a centralized location to distribute and maintain the latest version of RkBin, ensuring compatibility and stability across supported Rockchip-based boards. Using RkBin, Armbian provides users a reliable foundation for building custom Linux distributions or running existing ones on Rockchip SBCs.

Getting Started

To utilize the RkBin repository and benefit from the firmware components provided, follow these steps:

  1. Clone the RkBin repository to your local machine and navigate to the cloned repository.
apt-get -y install git
git clone https://github.com/armbian/rkbin.git
cd rkbin
  1. Explore the available firmware components, including bootloaders, trusted firmware, and binary blobs.

  2. Select the appropriate firmware files for your Rockchip-based board and copy them to your target system.

  3. Incorporate the RkBin firmware into the boot process.

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