I am working with an embedded board which includes an Intel Atom N2600 processor and a GPU GMA 3600 series based on the PowerVR SGX 545 graphics core (developed by Imagination) [Link1].As far as I know, Intel just offers Windows 7 support for its GPU through a driver in Link2. In my case, I am working under Linux, so I need to know if there exists any possibility of enabling the GPU capabilities using any compatible driver loaded when X server is started.Is this impossible? Does the driver just go with a 3.2 Linux kernel, such as in this answer Link3?
Intel GMA 3600 Linux support
gpu;intel gma;atom
Videocards of this series always have troubles with Linux support.I know thatFedora 17 supports CedarView chipset (with gma500 driver). Ubuntu 13.04 with community driver supports too. Or Ubuntu 12.04.1 with proprietary driver.I found some useful information about Arch support. But if you want 3D-video decoding support, you can get into trouble.P.S.: some years ago I had a netbook with this chipset. So I sold it. :)