Titanium port status
Overview
At present the port consists of three components:
- A HAL targetting TI’s AM5728 system-on-chip device.
- The standard ‘HAL’ version of the RISC OS 5 kernel and the standard ROM modules
- Additional custom driver modules, e.g. XHCIDriver, GC320Video, EtherCPSW as required
At present the port is known to be functional on the following hardware devices:
The Titanium port has a stable version available to download. Users with an adequate backup strategy in place may wish to try the new features present in the beta version instead.
Current status
The RISC OS Roadmap covers items which are not specific to the Titanium port, and the bug tracker covers defects in existing components. This table covers planned future tasks or areas that are yet to be implemented on Titanium.
| Enhancements to existing Titanium functionality | ||
|---|---|---|
| Task | Description/Status | Assigned to |
| EtherCPSW | The PHY can detect faulty cabling beyond the socket, *ECPTest could report this during the selftest | Unassigned |
| EtherCPSW | Connections to Synology NAS at 1Gbps can drop packets, leading to overall low transfer rate | Unassigned |
| Unimplemented Titanium features | ||
| Task | Description/Status | Assigned to |
| None | ||
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