Right, it even runs without any issues on slow #rv64 hardware like my #visionfive2 board.
If anyone is looking for compiled bins of snac for #RISCV
- https://cdn.gyptazy.com/files/os/debian/snac/
- https://cdn.gyptazy.com/files/os/freebsd/snac/
RISC-V can already be used in an every day scenario - but it highly depends and needs some special love.
If you're interested, I used VF2 boards in production.
* https://gyptazy.com/starfive-visionfive2-the-perfect-risc-v-board-for-ubuntu-review/
* https://gyptazy.com/running-a-risc-v-based-production-tor-relay-node-for-the-onion-network-with-the-visionfive2-board/
The VisionFive2 board, built on the innovative RISC-V hardware architecture, has found a powerful ally in Ubuntu. The exceptional support that Ubuntu provides for VisionFive2, offering the latest packages for RISC-V architecture, even in current releases down to 24.04 is mind blowing. This stands in stark contrast to other operating systems like Debian and FreeBSD,
Of course, we can also do this for #RISCV (#rv64):
https://web.archive.org/web/20240717184358/https://gyptazy.ch/misc/freebsd-14-riscv64-build-box-image-for-qemu/
Free VPS?! #BoxyBSD did it for you - the opensource community and BSD fans!
Recently, we also started to provide #ARM64 based VPS, just next to the typical #AMD64 ones. Unfortunately, we reached today our limit for the ARM64 ones and can only provision amd64 ones.
I’m already looking to solve this quickly. Also to mention, we still have a very limited #RISCV64 alpha. But this one is really limited because there’s still no H flagged board available, which means #RV64 users run on a dedicated Vision Five 2 board.
Hope this update finds you well! Have a nice weekend!
Cheers,
@gyptazy
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