20:22 <kasesag> apritzel: Yes, I was referring to that H713 that can be found in these projector devices.

14:09 <kasesag> Is the Allwinner H713 supported? I looked at the wiki but there was no information on that.

16:48 <jelly> the fw on that H713 thing is flashed by using an "allwiner_resst" tool, I guess you have to be drunk to do it

13:23 <jelly> yes, that's the _only_ place on the wiki where H713 is even mentioned

13:21 <apritzel> jelly: we heard of the H713 before, used indeed in some projector. Apparently it's a separate die, so not just a relabelled chip

13:03 <jelly> sigh. I have in my hands a projector device my brother bought for me that was supposedly advertised as "android 14". It's actually Android 11, a total of whooping 1GB RAM, and apparently a SoC called "H713" judging by the S/N. Is H713 a real thing?

22:32 <apritzel> so we just provide an alternative version, for the H713, and be done

00:02 <alikates> assuming tv303 and h713 is the same

23:37 <apritzel> and I don't think we have any manual for a this "sun50iw12, SoC ID 0x1860, TV303 or H713"

19:15 <alikates> Hello, I recently bought one of those cheap android projectors and it comes with an Allwinner H713 cpu. I managed to dump the firmware and from it looks like its a respin of the TV303. I want to add support for it in mainline linux, so I wonder if anyone else has any technical info about this CPU models