Hi
Regarding the deprecation of AGESA and binaryPI platforms.
As of 15th Dec 2019 following boards have been transformed to meet 4.11 release requirements, and most have a fresh board-status uploaded now too:
* asrock/e350m1 * asrock/imb-a180 * asus/f2a85-m * gizmosphere/gizmo * hp/pavilion_m6_1035dx * lenovo/g505s * pcengines/apu1 * pcengines/apu2
I have seen some active development for the boards listed below, and I am postponing the source removals for these until 2nd Feb 2020. As these boards are no longer build-tested they may degrade fast.
* amd/bettong * asus/am1i-a * biostar/am1ml
Developers will help people who have these platforms to bring their board sources to current standards. The process begins by uploading a fresh board-status result for the board you volunteer to work on and announce this by replying to this thread.
Unless followilng boards see activity in form of boot success/failure reports on the mailing list or in the board-status repository, their sources will be removed from master 31st Dec 2019.
* amd/db-ft3b-lc * amd/inagua * amd/lamar * amd/olivehill * amd/olivehillplus * amd/parmer * amd/persimmon * amd/thatcher * amd/south_station * amd/union_station * bap/ode_e20XX * bap/ode_e21XX * biostar/a68n_5200 * elmex/pcm205400 * gizmosphere/gizmo2 * hp/abm * jetway/nf81-t56n-lf * lippert/frontrunner-af * lippert/toucan-af * msi/ms7721
Furthermore: * amd/bettong removal, should it happen, triggers CarrizoPI (00660F01) removal * amd/lamar removal, should it happen, triggers KaveriPI (00630F01) removal
Once a board has its source removed, it will face the standard review process should someone want to bring it back. Reincarnations until next (4.12) release might not be accepted.
Kind regards, Kyösti Mälkki