I don’t think this is the fault of Qualcomm. For some reason I can’t get behind, this feature requires some virtualization mode with lowered security features. The older Qcom chips only support regular secured VMs.
This article states the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5, the latest Snapdragon chip, does not support non-protected VMs. This doesn’t seem to be a feature taking a while to be implemented, they’ve made the deliberate decision not to add support for this, just as other vendors have decided the opposite.
Yeah, my last phone was one of the Galaxy phones with the hardware locked bootloader. I should’ve looked a bit harder when choosing my current phone for one with a bit more open source support, but I think I’ll be pretty happy once I can get Lineage running.
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I don’t think this is the fault of Qualcomm. For some reason I can’t get behind, this feature requires some virtualization mode with lowered security features. The older Qcom chips only support regular secured VMs.
This article states the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5, the latest Snapdragon chip, does not support non-protected VMs. This doesn’t seem to be a feature taking a while to be implemented, they’ve made the deliberate decision not to add support for this, just as other vendors have decided the opposite.
That was one of the “upside” of a samsung with an Exynos vs the Qualcomm ones
Yeah, my last phone was one of the Galaxy phones with the hardware locked bootloader. I should’ve looked a bit harder when choosing my current phone for one with a bit more open source support, but I think I’ll be pretty happy once I can get Lineage running.