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Eva WinterschΓΆn Β»
@winterschon@hachyderm.io

ohhhh gosh… more RISC-V for FreeBSD!

πŸ’˜ more cores πŸ’˜ more ram πŸ’˜ more ports πŸ’˜ more more more πŸ’˜

going to validate whether this SO-DIMM format will work in my TuringPi2, but generally underlying all technical plans, a vast majority of my home-lab acquisitions are solely because I want it and it's fun!

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Lichee Pi 4A - box showing specsLichee Pi 4A - front of retail box Lichee Pi 4A - SoM and carrier board Lichee Pi 4A - system layout
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gyptazy Β»
@gyptazy@gyptazy.ch

Yeah, that would be really cool! While Ubuntu is already very long preparing everything and also having everything in place for rv64 (I think since 20.04 with compiled packages) they could focus the time to support the different hardware boards like , , , , etc. They did a great job and made the entry to the RISC-V world very easy. Honestly, I've just seen this accidentally when grabbing sources to compile for (for the snapshot archive back in that time). Then I just gave Ubuntu a try... Worth a post - kudos!

Having boards from European manufacturers world be really very cool but I guess also much more expensive than the current boards from china. But teaching rv64 assembly is a bit too much, we can be lucky when they teach them at least something in tech :D

CC: @blog@gyptazy.ch @adingbatponder@fosstodon.org

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gyptazy Β»
@gyptazy@gyptazy.ch

Yeah, that would be really cool! While Ubuntu is already very long preparing everything and also having everything in place for rv64 (I think since 20.04 with compiled packages) they could focus the time to support the different hardware boards like , , , , etc. They did a great job and made the entry to the RISC-V world very easy. Honestly, I've just seen this accidentally when grabbing sources to compile for (for the snapshot archive back in that time). Then I just gave Ubuntu a try... Worth a post - kudos!

Having boards from European manufacturers world be really very cool but I guess also much more expensive than the current boards from china. But teaching rv64 assembly is a bit too much, we can be lucky when they teach them at least something in tech :D

CC: @blog@gyptazy.ch @adingbatponder@fosstodon.org