• Source: Allwinner A1X

The Allwinner A1X is a family of single-core SoC devices designed by Allwinner Technology from Zhuhai, China. Currently the family consists of the A10, A13, A10s and A12. The SoCs incorporate the ARM Cortex-A8 as their main processor and the Mali 400 as the GPU.
The Allwinner A1X is known for its ability to boot Linux distributions such as Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, and other ARM architecture-capable distributions from an SD card, in addition to the Android OS usually installed on the flash memory of the device.




A1x Features



Video acceleration

HD video decoding (up to 3840x2160)
Supports popular video codecs, including VP8, AVS, H.264 MVC, VC-1, and MPEG-1/2/4
HD Video Encoding (H.264 High Profile)
Display controller

Multi-channel HD displays
Built-in HDMI
YPbPr, CVBS, VGA
LCD interfaces: CPU, RGB, LVDS up to full 1080p HDTV
Memory

DDR2/DDR3 SDRAM, 32-bit
SLC/MLC/TLC/DDR NAND
Connectivity

USB 2.0
CSI, TS
SD Card 3.0
10/100 Ethernet controller
CAN bus (A10 only)
Built-in SATA 2.0 Interface
I²S, SPDIF and AC97 audio interfaces
PS2, SPI, TWI and UART
Storage and boot devices

NAND flash
SPI NOR flash
SD card
USB
SATA




Implementations


Many manufacturers have adopted the Allwinner A1X for use in devices running the Android operating system and the Linux operating System. The Allwinner A1X is used in tablet computers, set-top boxes, PC-on-a-stick, mini-PCs, and single-board computers.

PengPod, Linux-based 7 and 10-inch tablets.
Gooseberry, a board based on the A10 SoC similar to the Raspberry Pi.
Cubieboard, a board based the A10 SoC.
Tinkerforge RED Brick, a board based on the A10s SoC
CHIP (computer), a $9 SoC computer based on the A13




Operating System support






= Linux support

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The Allwinner A1X architecture is referred to as 'sunxi' in the Linux kernel source tree. The source code is available at GitHub. At the moment, stable and full hardware support is limited to 3.0.x and 3.4.x kernels. Recent mainline versions of the kernel run, but do not offer NAND access and have only limited 3D-acceleration.




= FreeBSD support

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There is a work in progress on support Efika on FreeBSD. At the moment, not all on-board peripherals are working.




= OpenBSD support

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As of May 2015, OpenBSD's armv7 port supports the Cubieboard and pcDuino boards based on the Allwinner A1X.




= NetBSD support

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NetBSD contains support for the Allwinner A10.




Documentation


No factory sourced programmers manual is publicly available for the A10S CPU at this moment.




Allwinner A-Series


Apart from the single-core A1x (A10/A13/A10s/A12), two new more powerful Cortex-A7 Allwinner SoCs have been released by Allwinner, the A10-pin-compatible dual-core Allwinner A20, and the quad-core Allwinner A31.




References






External links


Cubieboard on linux-sunxi
A13
A10
A10s

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