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Scripts and instructions to build FreeBSD for the Pine64 board
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No PINE64 kernel config? #1

Closed wca closed 7 years ago

wca commented 8 years ago

The mkimage.sh script currently references a PINE64 kernel config file, but this file is not included or described, and not available in FreeBSD's source tree. Is this meant to be a copy of GENERIC with a different name, or does Pine64 need some special configuration?

tomtor commented 8 years ago

FreeBSD is not ported to the Pine yet.

I am working on that in a branch im my github repo but it is 100% untested because I have no Pine yet. As soon as I have been able to boot a kernel on my Pine I'll post about it.

Op 20:32 VR 29 Apr 2016 schreef Will Andrews notifications@github.com:

The mkimage.sh script currently references a PINE64 kernel config file, but this file is not included or described, and not available in FreeBSD's source tree. Is this meant to be a copy of GENERIC with a different name, or does Pine64 need some special configuration?

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hstenn commented 8 years ago

I just got 2 pine64+ boards and I'd love to run FreeBSD on them. Anything I can do to help?

wca commented 8 years ago

There should be FreeBSD pine64 images in the near future. Several people at BSDCan have been collaborating on this. Yesterday, my board booted FreeBSD/arm64 to multiuser; sharp edges are being worked out.

hstenn commented 8 years ago

That's great news Will, thanks!

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lin7sh commented 8 years ago

This is so awesome!

kithrup commented 8 years ago

Any update on this? Got my Pine64 and don't want to sully it with linux ;).

tomtor commented 8 years ago

The PINE64 kernel builds and runs but without any devices yet. :-/

Don't hold your breath. Unless you want to experiment to get some devices working yourself I suggest using Linux to make use of your Pine.

Note that the rpi3 port is also not available yet.

Op vr 1 jul. 2016 04:58 schreef kithrup notifications@github.com:

Any update on this? Got my Pine64 and don't want to sully it with linux ;).

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brd commented 8 years ago

Eh? What devices are you referring to @tomtor ?

There is a bunch of work happening in this tree: https://github.com/jaredmcneill/freebsd/tree/allwinner-a64

tomtor commented 8 years ago

I also have a lot of Pine64 (and Odroid c2) work in

https://github.com/tomtor/freebsd/tree/tc2

but that does not mean that it is ready to use...

Op vr 1 jul. 2016 16:45 schreef Brad Davis notifications@github.com:

Eh? What devices are you referring to @tomtor https://github.com/tomtor ?

There is a bunch of work happening in this tree: https://github.com/jaredmcneill/freebsd/tree/allwinner-a64

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lin7sh commented 8 years ago

@brd Got my pine64 today and just found out that you are the maintainer of u-boot for pine64 on freshport. Could you write some tutorial for a Newbie like me,

hoopty commented 8 years ago

What is the status of arm64 now that FreebSD 11 is released? I have a Pine64+ and could get the ODROID-C2 if that was a better route to getting an arm64 SoC with FreeBSD.

tomtor commented 8 years ago

Hi Bryce,

Even the rpi3 is still not supported for FreeBsd.

I have both an odroid-c2 and pine, but I suggest a 32bit rpi if you really want FreeBSD.

Tom

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What is the status of arm64 now that FreebSD 11 is released? I have a Pine64+ and could get the ODROID-C2 if that was a better route to getting an arm64 SoC with FreeBSD.

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brd commented 7 years ago

Just for reference all the work has been pushed into https://github.com/freebsd/crochet. That is used to build images for http://www.raspbsd.org for both the RPi3 and Pine64.