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 aleksana (force me to bed after 18:00 UTC) | In reply to @artemist:mildlyfunctional.gay
Is there a currently working way to do cross to FreeBSD? I'm getting an infinite recursion in stdenv.cc.isClang and there's some merge conflicts on the patch I normally use for that Maybe cc @rhelmot:matrix.org | 06:16:52 |
 artemist | I eventually had to partially revert a commit but I think I got it working, I've been doing some testing. I asked laundry but zie wasn't sure why this suddenly broke | 06:18:27 |
 rhelmot | pronoun conjugation is xe/xem/xir | 06:19:52 |
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 charuto | when is risc-v expected to become a supported platform (if ever)? | 22:52:20 |
| charuto | architecture i mean. | 22:52:29 |
 hexa | once plausible build hardware turns up | 23:37:17 |
| 10 Jul 2024 |
 dramforever | is that the official answer? | 03:29:00 |
 Mindavi | When there's hardware _and_ maintainers step up to maintain builds for the architecture for a long enough time to consider it stable and long lasting, probably | 06:54:59 |
| Mindavi | I don't think there's an official answer, but that's at least what's needed for it to become a consideration (I think) | 06:55:32 |
| 11 Jul 2024 |
| hexa | "turns up" is doing a lot lot of heavy lifting | 00:36:33 |
| hexa | meaning … it must exist, it must be buyable/rentable for the foundation | 00:36:57 |
| hexa | * meaning … it must exist, it must be buyable/rentable for the foundation, it must be able to pull some weight to build at least nixos-unstable-small in a reasonable time frame | 00:37:15 |
| hexa | it should be rackable, if it needs to be housed somewhere | 00:37:34 |
| hexa | the device should have mainline linux support and a reasonably standard boot story | 00:38:13 |
| hexa | like, we started providing aarch64-linux support roughly when there was uefi-boot support and server grade hardware | 00:39:00 |
| hexa | the early machines were probably cavium thunderx | 00:40:43 |
| hexa | then qualcomm centriq | 00:40:46 |
| hexa | and now ampere altra | 00:40:50 |
| hexa | and then there is work-on-arm https://github.com/WorksOnArm/equinix-metal-arm64-cluster/issues/30 | 00:45:08 |
| charuto | is something like https://milkv.io/jupiter or similar SBCs not good candidates in terms of hardware? | 01:16:34 |
| artemist | That specific board has no mainline linux and only 8 cores of unknown but probably poor performance. The Milk-V pioneer is a bit closer (64 cores, more RAM supported), but mainline linux on it isn't usable yet. It's mATX which you can get rack cases for, but you're still DIYing with dev hardware | 02:43:55 |
| artemist | I suspect loongarch will be ready for servers before risc-v, but there are probably very few nixos users on it | 02:47:21 |
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