John Paul Adrian Glaubitz <glaubitz@physik.fu-berlin.de> writes: > On 08/07/2018 03:51 PM, Dennis Clarke wrote: >> Given that there is no such thing as a "standard" platform for RISC-V >> then it isn't really reasonable to worry about this. Yet. There is a >> lot of talk about RISC-V and only a few companies have begun to really >> fabricate some hobby type boards. The sifive folks are one of them and >> their hardware seems to be all that exists. However it is arduino type >> stuff or maybe "test" level type of hardware. So it may be another year >> or more before an actual defacto common motherboard exists. > > Well, we could add support to debian-installer for the board type that > is emulated by qemu-riscv-system. Since src:linux builds fine on riscv64, > one of the most important pieces for d-i support is already in place. A netinst image that worked on both this qemu flavor *and* the sifive unleashed boards would be really useful. I'm busy the rest of this week, but can probably help work on it later this month. Bdale
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