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RISC-V is now has offical Debian supprt
(lists.debian.org)
Great. Now we only need a decent SBC you can buy.
Depends of what you mean by decent, but there are several linux capable ones that are fairly cheap.
I'd settle for a headless box with roughly rpi4 performance and decent NIC and storage I/O for less than 200 EUR. We don't seem to be quite there yet.
which of those work with debian? any suggestions? super excited.
Not an expert but i would start my research here , You can always ask on the risc-v subreddit where there are more knowledgeable people.
you are weird. well ofcourse i can read about it on debian. i was interested in personal experience. also, are you suggesting to visit spezland???
you are weird.
Or maybe you are having a bit of a problem understanding people, 5 people upvoted so i guess my motives were understandable to them.
well ofcourse i can read about it on debian.
Some people might not know there is a list on the wiki of SBC.
are you suggesting to visit spezland???
I was never interested in "sticking it to the man", even if you want to disincentivize reddit for some maybe the benefits of contributing to the RISC-V ecosystem are more important (and lets be honest, It doesn't really "move the needle").
Of course if you want to buy some toy that might end up on "plastic island" that's a different problem.
I've had my starfive visionfive 2 for a while now and Debian is (or at least was) the main supported distro.
Any list of available RISC-V boards?
I try to compile a NixOS image for my star64 board. I wonder if I can just use debian sid or smth.
Sounds neat. Is there a guide you are following or is it a project of your own?
The wiki links NixOS hardware repo.
https://wiki.pine64.org/wiki/STAR64
https://github.com/NixOS/nixos-hardware/tree/master/pine64/star64
Seems like I am either stupid or the image this nix build created doesn't work.
Awesome news! Hopefully more and more distros will catch up too.
this post was submitted on 24 Jul 2023
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